- The
canter and
gallop are
variations on the
fastest gait that can be
performed by a
horse or
other equine. The
canter is a
controlled three-beat gait,...
- A
controlled gallop used to show a horse's ground-covering
stride in
horse show
competition is
called a "
gallop in
hand" or a
hand gallop. In complete...
- are not evaluated. In
equestrian competition, a show ring "
hand gallop," or "
gallop in
hand" is a true
lengthening of stride. However, the
horse remains...
- and canter, and may also be
asked to
extend the trot or to
perform a
hand gallop.
Horses are
judged on
their manners, performance,
quality and conformation...
-
include a halt for
several seconds, rein back,
demonstration of the
hand gallop, figure-8 at the trot or
canter with
correct diagonals or
leads (simple...
- The
Hyundai Galloper (Korean: 갤로퍼; RR: Gaellopeo), also
known as the
Galloper Exceed,
Galloper Innovation,
Mitsubishi Galloper, Asia
Galloper or Hawtai...
-
Convention (1928), pp. 111-12
Damon Runyon, "Runyon
Likens Hoover Victory to
Hand Gallop" [Universal News
Service story],
Charleston (W.Va.) Gazette, June 15...
-
mimicking those seen on a hunt field,
usually ridden at a
controlled hand gallop. Some
classes include a
conformation section where the
saddle is removed...
-
simply "h".
hand gallop A
controlled gallop, with a
speed between that of a
canter and a full
gallop.
Derives from the fact that the
gallop is
under control...
-
collected versions of the walk, trot and canter, as well as
performing a
hand gallop, halt and the rein back.
Particular emphasis is
placed on gait transitions...
