single foot
/ˈsɪŋɡəl fʊt/
verb
- To move at a single-foot gait (said of a horse).
- Watch how the horse single-foots without breaking into a trot.
- He taught the young horse to single-foot steadily for hours.
- The mare single-footed gracefully down the dirt road.
noun
- A horse's gait that is a smooth, fast, four-beat walk, also called a rack or pace.
- The horse moved at a comfortable single-foot across the meadow.
- She trained her Tennessee Walking Horse to perform a perfect single-foot.
- Riders often prefer the single-foot for long trail rides because it is easy to sit.