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What kind of gait is a rack?
Racking Horses are a breed of gaited horse that perform an alternate gait to the trot which is smooth and easy to ride, called a "rack."
This gait is a four-beat gait with no bounce, compared to the two-beat trot which has either a small or large amount of "suspension" and creates a somewhat rougher ride for its passenger.
Please visit and rate the Racking Horse links below for more information on this breed.
Pictured is Sweet Surprize, registered Racking Horse mare, showing in a 4-H Western Pleasure class some years ago.
This gait is a four-beat gait with no bounce, compared to the two-beat trot which has either a small or large amount of "suspension" and creates a somewhat rougher ride for its passenger.
Please visit and rate the Racking Horse links below for more information on this breed.
Pictured is Sweet Surprize, registered Racking Horse mare, showing in a 4-H Western Pleasure class some years ago.
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