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A Fox Trotting Horse traveling on a gravel or chat surface can be distinguished by the sound of the broken trot. The sliding action of the rear feet also helps the ride be smooth. The Fox Trotting Horse gives the illusion of a horse walking in the front and trotting in the back.
Before long it was discovered that a rider with short stirrups who stood up over his horse could provide the horseâs legs and shoulders with more freedom of movement, enabling it to move faster. Weight was also found to slow down a horse. Flat Racing Saddles became lighter and placed the jockey as high up as possible. Before long, racing saddles, resembling the average âexerciseâ saddle used in flat race training today, emerged. These saddles have longer sides (flaps) and a stronger, more steadily built saddletree (wooden frame) as the horse spends many hours under such a saddle and its comfort is paramount.