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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.
A green horse (or rider, for that matter) is a horse that has little or no training. Usually a horse is referred to as green after it's saddle broke, otherwise it's considered unbroke, halter broke, etc. When it comes to showing, a green horse is often a horse that has had less than 1 to 2 years of showing experience. Other times it's a horse with less than 2 years of under saddle training.