| Harness racer's gait | 24 |
| Harness horse's gait | 24 |
| Easy clip for Smarty Jones | 26 |
| Compete in the Hambletonian | 27 |
| Word after fox or turkey | 24 |
| What some Standardbreds do | 26 |
| Turkey or fox follower | 22 |
| Turkey ___ (ragtime dance) | 26 |
| The Hambletonian, e.g. | 22 |
| Take part in the Hambletonian | 29 |
| Sulky-puller's gait | 23 |
| Student's cheating aid | 26 |
| Second word in the ladder | 25 |
| Run-or-walk compromise | 22 |
| Run in the Hambletonian | 23 |
| Present, with "out" | 29 |
| Pre-marathon warm-up, maybe | 27 |
| Pace for a certain race | 23 |
| Pace faster than a walk | 23 |
| Pace at a certain race | 22 |
| Not-so-fast running gait | 24 |
| Lesson-cheater's aid | 24 |
| Latin student's aid | 23 |
| Kentucky Futurity event | 23 |
| It's faster than a walk | 27 |
| Instruction to an equestrian | 28 |
| Instruction at a horse show | 27 |
| Horse's pace, perhaps | 25 |
| Horse race pace, sometimes | 26 |
| Horse race pace, perhaps | 24 |
| Homerun-hitter's gait | 25 |
| Homer-hitter's pace | 23 |
| Homer-hitter's gait | 23 |
| Hambletonian Stakes pace | 24 |
| Hambletonian Stakes gait | 24 |
| Go like a Standardbred | 22 |
| Gait slower than a gallop | 25 |
| Gait not as fast as a canter | 28 |
| Gait in a harness race | 22 |
| Gait between a walk and a run | 29 |
| Gait at a harness track | 23 |
| Fox or turkey attachment | 24 |
| Fox ___ (ballroom dance) | 24 |
| Foreign-text translation | 24 |
| Follower of turkey or fox | 25 |
| Equestrian's command | 24 |
| Ending with fox or dog | 22 |
| Don't quite canter | 22 |
| Display, with "out" | 29 |
| Compete in the Breeders Crown | 29 |
| Class-cheater's aid | 23 |
| Carriage horse's pace | 25 |
| 'Twixt a walk and a run | 27 |
| ___ out (put on display) | 24 |
| ___ out (display, in a way) | 27 |
| One's pledged word | 22 |
| What a knight might plight | 26 |
| Something oft plighted | 22 |
| It's plighted in marriage | 29 |
| Engagement, in days of yore | 27 |
| "Be my ___!": Shak. | 29 |
| Bring forth for inspection | 26 |
| Fixing the Hambletonian? | 24 |
| Home run gaits, typically | 25 |
| Some track competitions | 23 |
| Gentle horse riding speeds | 26 |
| Gaits slower than gallops | 25 |
| Fox and turkey followers | 24 |
| Doesn't run at full speed | 29 |
| Competes in a sulky race | 24 |
| Cheating aids, in slang | 23 |
| Lenin's old partner: Var. | 29 |
| Lev Bronstein's alias | 25 |
| Assassination victim of 1940 | 28 |
| Competed in the Hambletonian | 28 |
| Showed, with "out" | 28 |
| Competitor in a harness | 23 |
| Animal pulling a sulky | 22 |
| Some Roosevelt competitors | 26 |
| Some Meadowlands competitors | 28 |
| Hockey Hall-of-Famer Bryan | 26 |
| Drop ___ (start to strip) | 25 |
| ___-de-loup (military trap) | 27 |
| Thing to drop during pranks | 27 |
| It's dropped in a prank | 27 |
| Drop ___ (start to disrobe) | 27 |
| Drop ___ (pants oneself) | 24 |
| ___-de-loup (military pit) | 26 |
| Performers of folk songs | 24 |
| Hot water, so to speak | 22 |
| "___ in River City" | 29 |
| Needing psychiatric help | 24 |
| Cause of yawning, maybe | 23 |
| Unaffected by problems | 22 |
| Leonard Bernstein work | 22 |
| Bernstein one-act opera: 1952 | 29 |
| Gregory's distress? | 23 |
| One who makes extra effort | 26 |
| Vicissitudes' ingredients | 29 |
| Contents of Hamlet's sea | 28 |