[DOC] [TLE] Harness racing - Wikipedia [PAR]  [DOC] [TLE] Harness racing - Wikipedia [PAR] Harness racing is a form of horse racing in which the horses race at a specific gait (a trot or a pace). They usually pull a two-wheeled cart called a sulky, although in Europe racing under saddle (trot mont in French) is also conducted. [DOC] [TLE] harness racing | sport | Britannica.com [PAR] Sport of driving at speed a Standardbred horse pulling a light two-wheeled 
vehicle called a sulky. Harness racing horses are of two kinds, differentiated by 
gait: the pacing ... England's Norfolk Trotter, which emerged as a breed around 
1750, was ... In Italy there had been cart racing as early as 1808, but the 
introduction of... [DOC] [TLE] Scarborough Downs - HarnessRacingHistory [PAR] Harness racing is a worldwide sport where a special breed of horses, called 
Standardbreds, race around a track while pulling a driver in a two-wheeled cart, 
called a sulky. It is seen in ... What is the difference between a Trotter and a Pacer
? [DOC] [TLE] Types of Horse Races, Horse Race Types, Thoroughbred, Quarter ... [PAR] Flat racing includes Thoroughbred Racing and Quarter Horse Racing. ... They 
usually pull a two-wheeled cart called a sulky, although racing under saddle (trot 
... racehorses often have French or Russian lineages (such as the Orlov trotter). ... 
It is a term now used to refer to a distance horse race with diverse fence and ditch
... [DOC] [TLE] Harness Racing - Spiletta [PAR] This guide to harness racing is part of Hippology: Studying the Horse. ... used in 
harness racing is called a sulky or race bike; the term "tailsitter" is slang for ... the 
first sub-two minute trotter was Lou Dillion, who trotted a mile in 1:58 1/2 in ... The 
earliest sulkies were created by stripping down four wheeled buggies and carts. [DOC] [TLE] What is Trotting - Harness Racing - Trotting.com [PAR] Trotting is one of two varieties in the sport of harness racing. ... race, but pulls its '
driver', as the jockey is referred to, in a two-wheeled cart commonly ... to a four-
beat 'ambling gait', meaning each hoof connects with the ground at a different 
moment. ... away, folding in the gate and freeing the track for the accelerating 
trotters. [DOC] [TLE] What Is the Difference Between a Trotter & a Pacer? | Animals - mom ... [PAR] If you've been to a harness racing track, you know that Standardbred pacers and 
trotters compete in ... That's because they race in two distinct gaits. ... ... as is often 
the case with boys and wheels, buggy drivers challenged each other to informal 
races. ... Trotting Vs. Cantering in Horses  What Kind of Horses Pull Carriages? [DOC] [TLE] Trotting lexicon - Le Trot [PAR] Trotting races in France have special terms. ... The trotter gallops with his fore 
legs and trots with his hind legs (opposite to 'traquenard'). .... But the term 'Faire 
curie', referring to two or more runners in the same race, ... Gagner arrt, dans 
un canter to win 'pulled up' or in a canter .... A light two-wheel carriage or cart. [DOC] [TLE] Horse Racing Terms Defined - Be Horse Smart [PAR] You pick the first two horses to cross the finish line in exact order in a single race. 
.... Term for a harness horse which is not able to race near the inside rail due to ... 
A two wheeled cart carrying the driver and pulled by a horse in harness racing. ... 
Trotter: In harness racing, horses which move with a diagonal gait. Yearling: [DOC] [TLE] Harness Racing - Online Racebooks - OnlineGambling.com [PAR] OnlineGambling.com explains harness horse racing in depth. ... this sport - 
pulling the jockey, or driver, in a light two-wheeled cart known as the 'sulky'. ... A 
trotting horse, or Trotter, uses a diagonal stride; meaning the left front and right 
hind... [DOC] [TLE] Everything You Need to Know About Harness

Question: Term for the 2-wheeled buggy pulled by a trotter in harness racing
Answer: a sulky