Possible Questions:
- Bustle
- Hurry
- Run
- Track event
- Easy gait
- Pace
- Jog
- Fox or turkey follower
- Move quickly
- Horse's gait
- Gait
- Easy run
- Easy pace
- Race pace
- Pony
- Hustle
- Bring (out)
- Brisk pace
- Move it
- Leisurely pace
- Canter
- Pony's gait
- Run without rushing
- Moderate pace
- Hurried pace
- Harness race
- Student aid
- Jogging pace
- Canter alternative
- Relaxed pace
- Horse's pace
- Horse pace
- Slow running pace
- Quick pace
- Jogger's gait
- Hoof it
- Harness race pace
- Equine gait
- A kind of gait
- Turkey ___
- Hambletonian gait
- Gait between walk and canter
- Fox chaser?
- Bouncy gait
- Alternative to a gallop
- Running pace
- Jogging gait
- Horseback ride
- Home run pace
- Dressage gait
- Compete in the Little Brown Jug
- Brisk movement
- Student's pony
- Race pace, perhaps
- Pace between a walk and a run
- Move briskly
- Meadowlands gait
- Meadowlands event
- Horse race
- Gentle pace
- Gait slower than a canter
- Gait faster than a walk
- Fox follower
- Dressage pace
- A bit more than a jog
- What horses with sulkies do
- Slow run
- Slow gait
- Meadowlands race
- Introduce, with "out"
- Horse gait
- Home run gait
- Harness race gait
- Dog follower
- Cheating aid
- Sulky race pace
- Relaxed gait
- Quick gait
- Palomino's pace, sometimes
- Pace for a pony
- More than walk
- Moderate gait
- Medium pace
- Home run run
- Home run hitter's pace
- Gait for a Standardbred
- Fox or turkey chaser?
- Fox or turkey
- Fox chaser
- Equine pace
- Compete in the Kentucky Futurity
- Certain race
- Certain horse race
- Betting event
- A gait
- Yonkers race
- Yonkers event
- Workout gait
- Work up to a canter
- Word with fox or turkey
- Turkey or fox attachment
- Turkey or fox
- Track race
- Sulky race
- Submit, with "out"
- Student's aid
- Step lively
- Steed speed
- Show off, with "out"
- Riding pace
- Pony's pace
- Pony pace
- Move slower than a canter
- Move at a good clip
- Medium jogging pace
- Meadowlands pace
- Jogger's pace
- It's slower than a canter
- It's between a walk and a dash
- Hot to ___ (eager to begin)
- Horse race gait, sometimes
- Home-run hitter's gait
- Home run jog
- Home run hitter's gait
- Home run gait, often
- Harness-race pace
- Harness racing pace
- Harness racer's gait
- Harness horse's gait
- Hambletonian event
- Fox tail?
- Fox or dog follower
- Fox ___
- Exam-cheater's aid
- Equestrian's pace
- Equestrian pace
- Easy clip for Smarty Jones
- Do some jogging
- Compete in the Hambletonian
- ___ out (display)
- Workout gait, often
- Word following turkey
- Word after fox or turkey
- What some Standardbreds do
- Walkoff home run pace
- Walk beater
- Victory pace
- Use a pony
- Turkey or fox follower
- Turkey follower
- Turkey ____
- Turkey ___ (ragtime dance)
- Turkey __
- Track pace
- Time-killing pace
- The Hambletonian, e.g.
- Text translation
- Take part in the Hambletonian
- Take a turn around the track, maybe
- Swift pace
- Sulky's pace
- Sulky-puller's gait
- Sulky contest
- Student's helper
- Student's cheating aid
- Stepped-up pace
- Standardbred race
- Standardbred gait
- Sprightly gait
- Slow down from a run
- Second word in the ladder
- Running gait
- Run-or-walk compromise
- Run in the Hambletonian
- Round-tripper pace
- Roosevelt event
- Roll (out)
- Relative of a jog
- Racehorse's gait
- Race speed, sometimes
- Race pace, sometimes
- QB's pace just before a series that will start after a commercial break
- Pull a sulky, say
- Pull a sulky, perhaps
- Pull a sulky
- Proceed briskly
- Present, with "out"
- Pre-marathon warm-up, maybe
- Pompano event
- Pleasant pace
- Pinto's pace
- Palomino pace
- Pace that's slower than a canter
- Pace in dressage
- Pace for a certain race
- Pace faster than a walk
- Pace between a walk and a canter
- Pace at Pompano Park
- Pace at a certain race
- Order at a horse show
- One way to move around the bases
- Not-so-fast running gait
- Not quite canter
- Non-Derby pace
- Nixon of the Red Sox
- More than a lope
- Moderate running pace
- Middling pace
- Medium gait
- Lesson-cheater's aid
- Leisurely run
- Latin student's secret aid
- Latin student's aid
- Latin student's "friend"
- Kentucky Futurity event
- Jog along
- It's faster than a walk
- Instruction to an equestrian
- Instruction at a horse show
- Hurry, in a way
- Horseman's pace
- Horse's pace, perhaps
- Horse race pace, sometimes
- Horse race pace, perhaps
- Homerun-hitter's gait
- Homer-hitter's pace
- Homer-hitter's gait
- Homer gait
- Home-run run
- Home-run pace
- Home-run gait
- Harness racing gait
- Hardly a full sprint
- Hanover Stake, e.g.
- Hambletonian Stakes pace
- Hambletonian Stakes gait
- Hambletonian
- Go like a Standardbred
- Go briskly
- Go at a clip
- Gelding gait
- Gallop easily
- Gait slower than a gallop
- Gait not as fast as a canter
- Gait in a harness race
- Gait between a walk and a run
- Gait at a harness track
- Fun run pace
- Fox or turkey, e.g.
- Fox or turkey attachment
- Fox _____
- Fox ___ (ballroom dance)
- Foreign-text translation
- Follower of turkey or fox
- Fairly quick pace
- Fair pace
- Exam aid
- Event at Monticello
- Equestrian's command
- Ending with fox or dog
- Emulate Nevele Pride
- Emulate Duenna
- Emulate Dan Patch
- Dressage order
- Don't quite canter
- Dog, fox or turkey
- Display, with "out"
- Compete in the Breeders Crown
- Compete at Yonkers
- Cleveland Indians outfielder Nixon or his home run pace
- Class-cheater's aid
- Certain race pace
- Certain harness race
- Certain gait
- Casual running pace
- Carriage horse's pace
- Canter kin
- Bustle along
- Bumpy, brisk gait
- Bumpy gait
- Brisk walk
- Brisk step
- Baseball player Nixon or his home run pace
- Arab spring?
- 'Twixt a walk and a run
- ___ out (put on display)
- ___ out (introduce)
- ___ out (exhibit)
- ___ out (display, in a way)