Horse Gaits

[@malcolmabram2957]

Correct me if I am wrong, but horses have 4 types of locomotion, walk, trot, canter and gallop. In wild west movies, horses are galloped for hours, when in reality they struggle to do a mile in a gallop. For long distance purposes, they would canter and could do 20 to 30 miles a day, and one must remember that this was the only way to transfer news before the 19th century.

[@plumadeprimavera]

Pace is a gait specific to icelandic horses. They also also have a gait called tölt, so they have six gaits in total

[@artysus]

there are 4 basic gaits. but some breeds have extras on top of that. standardbred are known for pacing (which is shown in this video) and many other breeds do a sort of fast walk/flying walk that is excellent for fast travel, and very smooth, that is known by various names. tolt, running walk, rack, foxtrot, paso, etc.
horses that were ridden long distances like the "wild west" typically cantered or loped (same beat pattern as canter, but a bit slower, and VERY smooth), OR you had a gaited horse, and it was prized because the ride would be more pleasant than other breeds.

[@thatcrazy_equestrian275]

They do not canter 20-40 miles non-stop. They never have.

[@MattGarofolo]

Brilliant and so helpful!

[@kirstingooge3918]

This is excellent thank you!!! It’s so helpful being able to see is slowed down yet still be anatomically relevant to compare with actual horses. Thank you ☺️

[@pauloamaral6069]

PERFECTION.

[@GauravSharma-wy3ih]

very informative and very helpful. thanks!

[@KatMcGovern]

this is awesome thank you!

[@jasonwilliams8730]

Thanks for posing this

[@taylorjames6205]

Deserves way more likes ❤

[@karenfrost9087]

This is brilliant thank you, now not to look down when on a horse

[@gssnyder]

Thank you for this! Incredibly helpful!!

[@armandazoulay9265]

thanks for the ressource, rly helpful

[@dbsk06]

Amazing thank you

[@inisecretacclmao4067]

For me that fail from canter (right now), gallop looks like a nightmare 😢😂😂

[@lovelight7005]

It was so helpful. Thanks🐎

[@mhkeivanp1787]

thanks

[@thewinchester1775]

the canter and gallops the only more or less realistic thing on here tho💀

[@idrisayonis9461]

Thank you for this!

[@karenharris3183]

trot is opposite legs move. pace is same side two legs move in sequence.

[@thatcrazy_equestrian275]

Exactly. They had both pace and trot correct

[@Broke_horse_girl]

its really stiff but a good way to show how the feet move

[@Jdmaya3345starlinerrobloxeditz]

nice

[@roshanekka9687]

Amazing, till now i knew trotting and galloping

[@thatonehorsegirl]

Thank you! Very helpful for us quadrobics and therians!

[@jackiewren74]

Head quite high

[@karenharris3183]

some trot here looks pacer.

[@thatcrazy_equestrian275]

Nope. It was a trot, you can tell the difference if you pay attention to their legs

[@cookeryschoolcomua]

Мы будем эту лошадь завидовать конюшню😊

[@ThatBuckskinPony]

They don't really look like that irl

[@jackdawjames7696]

The flashing border hurts, but otherwise really good!

[@lottebron6941]

i wish i could do this

[@cluek9780]

Is this blender3D animation?

[@chongoemusanda1476]

This is so cool.
Is there one for dogs??

[@ktimeneaxetell5500]

This is amazing for my daughter and me, who are both learning to ride!

[@Equestrian_Vids]

Just saying by what I know: Pace's are slightly faster than trots :D

[@Alucard45000]

And tölt is even faster than that, but much more comfortable to ride than any of the other gaits imo. :)

[@yasunagiri]

@@Alucard45000 At least in Icelandic horses the flying pace is a lot faster than tölt.

[@ria2453]

@@yasunagiri yes but we're talking about a regular pace, not the flying pace

[@melikesmuffins6676]

The horses back knees are a little low but other than that it's a pretty good reference

[@thatcrazy_equestrian275]

The hocks? They were fine compared to the rest of the horse.. 😅

[@Szxewqer]

What app😊

[@Vent.-.Account]

Wait im so confused isnt trot the left front leg and back right leg up the other two down then they switch?

[@thatcrazy_equestrian275]

Yes. That’s what happened

[@Vent.-.Account]

@@thatcrazy_equestrian275 mb I was looking at the pace

[@scotland_lover]

Can you do cat gaits please?

[@emily_riding]

❤

[@revoakes8984]

Where's the amble?

[@thatsrealroughbud...2394]

Tölt?

[@AmalZulhusna-qq4nw]

❤❤❤❤❤🎉

[@svetlanacrawford4974]

Ну не все же лошади с таким аллюром! Есть разные породы лошадей и в каждой свой аллюр . Например Пасо Фино. Или Перуанский Пасо

[@deanvm9158]

So where is loping?

[@Willsolacethecowboy2]

Loping has the same 3 beat foot placement as the canter, it’s just usually slower and western instead of English

[@ThEyLoVeMe.-_-]

No mate- that's not how horses walk trot canter gallop or jump

[@Kiwi_Wcue]

it is

[@ThEyLoVeMe.-_-]

@@Kiwi_Wcue no it ain't

[@LadyAntwillSSO]

Fr

[@nicolemelo8994]

Go ahead and explain what's wrong then

[@ThEyLoVeMe.-_-]

@@nicolemelo8994 if you know how real horse do their gaits because you’ve seen it on videos or in real life then you would know that is not how they do it

[@proximacentauri6394]

Ti coddiri

[@catalintimofti1117]

These mfs are basically bunny hopping

[@danielafiedlerova7553]

the game name plsssssssssssss

[@dogidiot8101]

DEMOCRATS!!!!!

[@rigbyfan153]

yall ever hear of the stringi bros