Horses with stringhalt can walk, canter and gallop quite well but they cannot trot properly. |
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Blair's centenary speech was a factionally motivated gallop through Labour's history, delivered with the aim of silencing his critics. |
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Within a minute she retraced her steps at a frantic gallop, the vixen snapping at her hindquarters. |
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Few people are likely to read his census, but anyone who appreciates the printed word will gallop through his new account of how it came to be. |
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He reached around me, grasping the horse's reins, and spurred the creature into a gallop. |
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He wasn't galloping yet, he was pacing, the gait in between a canter and a gallop, though not many horses can. |
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The walk home was less of a gallop and quite honestly it was a relief to get into bed. |
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Missy and I remounted Jenny as I put Doc back in my shirt pocket, but I was afraid to ask Jenny to gallop as she was hurting so much. |
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With neither at full gallop, the game swayed inconclusively from one to the other, each team ceding dominance as quickly as they claimed it. |
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But when I was invited to go for a gallop in the forest my nerves gave out again. |
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They then created day light when he appeared on the wing to gallop 30 yards to the corner. |
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The horse's gait changed to a gallop, and the muffled rhythm of the hoof beats crescendoed until they were uncannily loud and hollow. |
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They moved off again at a canter, a mild gait compared to the previous mad gallop. |
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She manages to turn the horse in the direction of the house, then spurs it into a full gallop. |
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We discussed the race and decided that the other two runners needed a gallop so we wouldn't set it up for them by making the running. |
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Alexander wondered how it was even possible to strike a target from the back of a horse at full gallop while wielding the crossbow with one hand. |
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At the foot of a slope our horses were urged into a full gallop, jumping over rocks until we got to the cattle. |
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It suddenly leapt forward at full gallop as if it had been stung, leaving white, surfing churns and spirals of water in its wake. |
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One need only watch a rodeo or horse race to see how quickly a horse can go from standing still to a full gallop. |
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The large horse was full of energy as he charged down the dirt road at a full gallop. |
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She urged the horse into a full gallop, wanting to get there as quickly as possible. |
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Knights ride their horses at full gallop and are almost all successful at driving a spear through a 3-inch ring. |
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He heeled the horse forward, riding at a slow gallop until they were almost upon the others. |
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He rode his horse at a full gallop across the countryside, taking in the fresh, cold air. |
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Then with that black face showing through the thin veneer of white he turned his horse toward camp and rode off at full gallop. |
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They heard hoofbeats and turned to see several armed men riding at a gallop towards them. |
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He'd never known him to gallop his horse, then leave it standing without cooling him down gently first. |
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To gallop the horse now would be stupid because they were both cold and tired and stiff from their injuries. |
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I had to gallop a white Spanish horse across the battlefield toward New Zealand's white snow-capped mountains. |
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The second row left the defence for dead with a 30-metre gallop, brushing off at least three would-be tacklers in the process. |
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Some of the men broke ranks in a furious gallop to the river where they gulped water in joyous abandon. |
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The global economic slowdown seems unlikely to impact on some lifestyles as sales of thoroughbred horses continue to gallop ahead. |
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After a simple, single whistle from Arvid, they set off at a hearty gallop southeast across the great meadowlands. |
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Horses not completing the full length of a gallop must not be pulled up to a standstill, but must at once walk off the gallop. |
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He built a sand gallop on the 20 acres, and a field on the far side of the local GAA pitch was turned into a grass gallop. |
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With new resolve, Katherine started the horse to the right, and was about to urge it into a full gallop when something caught her eye. |
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According to Harty, the animal was administered the drug a few days before the event after pulling a shoe during a gallop. |
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As Charcoal neared the edge of the woods, Mark leaned forward in the saddle, making her change her pace from a trot to a full-fledged gallop. |
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The horse was moving at a steady gallop, hooves kicking up tufts of dirt and grass. |
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The horse gave the man one last fleeting glance before turning his head towards the direction of the forest and breaking into a gallop. |
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These morasses usually had a green moss growing on them, and were most inviting to gallop over. |
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I rode him in a racecourse gallop at Bangor last week and I am very hopeful. |
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And the Forestry Commission has opened a free, all-weather sand gallop at Horrocks Fold on Scout Road which is proving popular with many riders. |
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Then he leapt into the saddle and spurred the horse to a gallop, and with a wave of his hand, he was gone. |
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They walk and jog clockwise on the far outside of the rail, and they canter and gallop counter-clockwise along the inside rail. |
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The horse was unable to sustain the gallop and had shot his bolt by the time they reached the final bend. |
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The instant the reins were passed, the horse bolted to a full gallop flying down the dirt road. |
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He took victory in the Chesterfield Spire Midsummer Road Race from an eight-man gallop on the hilly Baslow course in the Peak District. |
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There was no jugular venous distension, murmur, rub, gallop, thrill, or heave. |
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The starting gun sends camels bolting forth in a graceful blur, then a long-stride gallop that is as precise as a quarter-horse trot. |
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The mare at once sprang into the devouring gallop of a horse giving it her all. |
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As the trumpeter sounded the gallop, the mounted squadrons faced devastating volleys of gunfire. |
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It means that, whenever we choose, we can allow Best Mate to gallop through our unsullied memories, a vision whose beauty cannot be besmirched. |
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She quickly slowed Hope down from her fast-paced gallop to an excited springy walk. |
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Media Puzzle had a two-length head start on his stablemate, which Vinnie Roe made up by the end of the five-furlong open gallop. |
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We landed softly on the other side, continuing a smooth gallop, until I checked him back to a canter, trot and then walk. |
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The men now began a hurried gallop down the streets, on the way to the judicial building. |
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The party fell silent as they urged their horses into a canter, then a steady gallop. |
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Regular practice makes them so skilful that they can control their horses at a full gallop, even on a steep slope. |
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He left in a fast gallop toward the field to regroup his troops and leave the place. |
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Witnesses told police they believed she was trying to slow the horse from an uncontrolled gallop when she fell, striking her head. |
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He stood the pace better and eight minutes after the break Will snapped up a loose ball and outpaced the defence with a length of the field gallop. |
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A group of Carlow coursing owners laid a sawdust all-weather straight gallop at Ballinabranna, where the dogs are whistled up, and usually behind a lead dog. |
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Once out of town he flicked the reins and sent the horses into a gallop. |
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It seemed the answer was not strict anapests or dactyls or even amphibrachs but a looser sense of the line altogether, with room to gallop and stop short at will. |
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The roan reminded me of him, and I recalled fondly how fast his legs had been, and how I had yearned to gallop him to faraway lands, but hadn't known where to go. |
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At one point the coach driver whipped the horses into a gallop and drove right through the Hessian army. |
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The haredi leadership is ready to gallop at full speed over this religious fiscal cliff. |
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Three utterly madcap men in tights and sneakers take the theatre by storm as they gallop through the tragedies, histories and comedies at a speed that will leave you gasping. |
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He yelled and they set off, spurring their horses into a gallop. |
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She wheeled her horse around, and spurred the stallion into a gallop. |
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He pulled himself up behind her and she spurred the horse into a gallop. |
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She stayed with Reese as he unsaddled the horse, she was surprised when he just slapped it on the rump and let it gallop off, wouldn't it run away? |
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Griffith loosened the reins and the quivering horse beneath him sprung into a flat-out gallop, nearly unseating him as they rode towards the fallen figure. |
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Before you knew it, the Jets were reduced to watching John Elway gallop around the field in a victory lap, flashing a smile that seared a bitter image in the Jets' psyches. |
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His canter turned into a gallop as he sped through the trees. |
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Siabra turned obediently to leave and Diego slapped his horn against her haunches, dodging her buck as he sent her off in a gallop toward the main road. |
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Rodriguez's playing is a vivid mix of square-dance swing and dust-raising hoedown, but she also has a voice that could lasso a mustang at full gallop. |
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Will picked a quick pace for the horses, and started to gallop off. |
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He followed up a facile victory at Hexham, with a brave success in testing conditions at Chepstow, and is one that can gallop rewardingly all through the season. |
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Troopers on foot at a gallop or in cars would race to the motor pools. |
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The animal threw up its forelegs and plunged ahead in a frantic lopsided gallop, kicking like a donkey, dragging the carriage from one side of the highway to the other. |
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She kicked her horse into a full gallop and broke away from them, who, after only a moment's hesitation, turned and fled in the opposite direction. |
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He booted Sal in the ribs and the horse leaped into a full gallop. |
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He kept making him go faster until we were at a full gallop. |
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Looking over my shoulder I could see him coming at a full gallop. |
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His gun bellowed in his hand and the horses jumped to a gallop. |
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He will, however, appreciate tomorrow's return to a distance just short of eight furlongs and will surely get a furious gallop, which seems to suit him. |
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The third afternoon, when he had watched for her in a fury of disappointment, he ordered his horse and went for a gallop down the sunken road to the mill. |
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His run turned into a frenzied gallop, his face thrust out to the fans. |
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He had a great liking for horses and he could often be observed on a summer's evening, watching his beautiful mares and foals gallop along the Banks. |
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He was one of the few economists willing to predict early in 2000 that the Irish inflation rate was threatening to gallop toward 6 per cent or higher. |
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He gnawed at the bit and I allowed him to pick up a slow gallop. |
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Thoroughbred horses are primarily bred for racing under saddle at the gallop. |
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With Heliodor setting a frantic gallop, Dettori eased his mount to the front turning for home and settled the race in a few strides. |
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Dogs have a variety of gaits. Most dogs have the walk, trot, pace, and gallop. |
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Along the rocky hills behind Jon and Rosa Yearout's ranch, Nez Perce teens gallop on lean, spotted horses called Appaloosas. |
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As syncopated synth goes it'll sure fill a few dancefloors, but you'll need to adopt a strange gallop style to keep up. |
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She's a long-striding filly and is a lengthener, rather than a quickener, and needs a gallop. |
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All the time, our overfraught hearts are beating at a rate that would far outstrip the fastest gallop of the fastest horses ever foaled. |
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That day Arya quickened their pace, keeping the horses to a trot as long as she dared, and sometimes spurring to a gallop when she spied a flat stretch of field before them. |
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Some species can gallop, including Cuban crocodiles, Johnston's crocodiles, New Guinea crocodiles, African dwarf crocodiles, and even small Nile crocodiles. |
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The Mark Johnston-trained Corsica predictably set a generous gallop in his role as pacemaker to Rewilding, with Ted Spread and Total Command second and third a mile from home. |
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Bolger had boxed the pair at his new Beechy Farm complex, some 35 minutes from his Coolcullen stables, to work over five furlongs of an impressive mile-anda-quarter gallop. |
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We will use Blue Ksar as a pacemaker just so they go a nice gallop. |
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He was far from fluent at several hurdles but he does gallop and, kept up to his work by Norman Williamson, he had 14 lengths to spare over Kattegat at the line. |
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He felt that, as he put him in a gallop, the estimated speed they were travelling at was forty miles an hour and his turn of foot was breathtaking. |
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In patients with rapid rates, diastole may be sufficiently shortened that the third and fourth heart sounds become superimposed and form a summation gallop. |
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In their last gallop, with Heath House's trusty workhorse Farmost, Pasternak beat Rudimental three-quarters of a length at their Cambridgeshire weights. |
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You will see the tame horse in the paddock gallop about for his pleasure, and the wild horse on the prairie will start and run for miles in mere sportiveness. |
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