All About Single-Footing Horses

Single-Footing" refers to a horse's even timed, four-beat gait, also known as "Racking" or "The Largo". A true Single-Footing horse moves with one foot on the ground at a time, maintaining smooth and consistent movement from a relaxed trail gait to a high-speed single-foot gait.

Single-Footing horses are remarkable for their broad range of speed while staying smooth. These horses can reach speeds of 20 mph or more, providing an exhilarating and comfortable ride.

Historically, Single-Footing horses were bred for work, trail riding, and pulling family buggies, unlike other gaited horses bred for show. They have remained true to their heritage, maintaining practical and versatile qualities.

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Excellence in Gaited Horses

Breeders have dedicated years to developing exceptional gaited horses. Single-Footing horses are celebrated for their smooth, safe, and swift movement, distinguishing them from other gaited breeds.

Though primarily bred for trail riding, Single-Footing horses excel in showing, particularly in flat shod Trail Racking, Country Racking, and Speed Racking classes at events nationwide.

Single-Footing horses come in various shapes, colors, and sizes, but their defining feature is their consistent four-beat gait.

All About Singlefoot

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"Single-Footing" describes a horse’s evenly timed, four-beat gait, also known as "Racking" or "The Largo." A true Single-Footing horse moves with one foot on the ground at a time, allowing for smooth, steady movement across various speeds—from a relaxed trail pace to a fast single-foot gait.

Single-Footing horses are known for their speed range and smoothness, reaching over 20 mph while providing a comfortable ride. Traditionally bred for work, trail riding, and pulling family buggies, they have retained their practical, versatile nature, standing out among gaited horses for their utility over show qualities.

Breeders have invested years into perfecting gaited horses, and Single-Footing horses are celebrated for their smooth, safe, and swift movement, setting them apart from other gaited breeds.

Primarily bred for trail riding, Single-Footing horses also shine in the show ring, excelling in flat shod Trail Racking, Country Racking, and Speed Racking classes at events nationwide.
Though they come in a range of shapes, colors, and sizes, all Single-Footing horses share a hallmark feature—their consistent four-beat gait.
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"Single-Footing" refers to a distinctive, evenly timed four-beat gait also known as "Racking" or "The Largo." A true Single-Footing horse places one foot on the ground at any given moment, resulting in a smooth, steady movement across various speeds—ranging from a relaxed trail pace to an energetic single-foot gait.
Single-Footing horses are celebrated for their broad speed range and smoothness, reaching speeds over 20 mph while delivering a consistently comfortable ride. Originally bred for tasks like work, trail riding, and pulling family carriages, they maintain a practical and versatile character, setting them apart from other gaited horses with their unique utility rather than showy qualities.
Through years of selective breeding, Single-Footing horses have become renowned for their smooth, secure, and swift gait, distinguishing them from other gaited breeds with unmatched comfort and efficiency.
While primarily bred for trail riding, Single-Footing horses also perform exceptionally in the show ring, particularly in flat-shod Trail Racking, Country Racking, and Speed Racking events nationwide.
Though these horses come in diverse colors, shapes, and sizes, they all share one defining trait—a consistent, effortless four-beat gait that characterizes the Single-Footing breed.