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There are several different kinds that may apply. The one that comes to mind is what is called an 'extended trot'. When done correctly is looks like the horse is floating on the front end. There is an extra half-beat before the hoof hits the ground. I've seen it hundreds of times, and have actually executed it on horseback several times, and it always amazes me.

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