Cantr or Cantar
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Cantr or Cantar
Lol Cantar is spanish, to sing, so what is Cantr?
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I like the name as it is, Canter: to trot on a horsey. 
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Actually canter is not a "slow" gait - it's a collected gait just below a gallop.
Slow - walk
Medium - Trot
Controlled Fast - Canter
All out fast - gallop
Most of those show horses you see running around jumping fences are cantering, race horses are always galloping - just to give non-horse folk an idea of speed variation.
Not that anyone cares.
But I won't get into lopes, hand gallops, racks, tolts, park trots, etc....
Slow - walk
Medium - Trot
Controlled Fast - Canter
All out fast - gallop
Most of those show horses you see running around jumping fences are cantering, race horses are always galloping - just to give non-horse folk an idea of speed variation.
Not that anyone cares.
But I won't get into lopes, hand gallops, racks, tolts, park trots, etc....
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