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PACES OF A HORSE. The natural paces of a horse are three, viz. a walk, a trot, and a gallop; to which may be added, an amble, because some horses have it naturally; and such horses are generally the swiftest amblers of any.
Horses which go shuffling or mixed paces, between the walk and amble, are for the most part of no value; and this oftentimes proceeds from their fretful fiery temper, and sometimes from a weakness either in their loins or legs.
Harewood, Harry. A Dictionary of Sports. London: T. Tegg and son, 1835
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