The gait of a mutton-withered horse (one who has low, flat, undefined withers) isn't generally affected by the conformation fault. However, mutton withers make it more difficult to fit a saddle properly; the saddle may slip forward and interfere with the horse's shoulders, making the horse move shorter in front.
Horses are shod for a number of reasons: to reduce wear on the hoof or terrain damage, to provide grip, and often to correct a defect in gait or to hold the foot in the correct position following injury.
All horses have a "fast" gait! A gallop is a fast gait...
Horses prance with a lively gait.
Gallop is the horses fastest gait
There tolt( wich is a speachal gait kinda like a fancy trot)
Trot
The speed depends on the horse and the gait. Here is the speed of an average horse in each main gait: === ===
A horses jog, or trot, is a 2 beat gait.
Skip is not a gait. horses if they are trained very wel they can skip by doing sevral lead changes in a row. it is very cool but it is not a natural gait
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this is a unfinished answer you have walk trot canter run lope
gaited horses have a certain way they move their feet (the gait) that usually makes the ride extremely smooth and its a lot faster than the quarter horses gait, they also have a lot of endurance and can go long distances at faster speeds than a QH