Original sentence: The Marchador horse can present in any one of three broad categories of ambling gaits: the "marcha picada", a lateral gait ranging from a somewhat pace-like running walk to a pace similar to the Icelandic flying pace; the "marcha batida", a diagonal gait similar to the fox trot or Peruvian trocha; and the "center march", which is very close to the classic running walk seen on naturally-shod Tennessee Walkers, such as those shown in the 1930s and 40s
Edited sentence: Unlike many gaited breeds, where a "cookie cutter" approach is used to judge gait quality, the Marchador horse can present with any one of three broad gait categories: the "marcha picada" (a lateral gait, ranging from a somewhat pacy running walk to a pace similar to the Icelandic flying pace); the "marcha batida" (a diagonal gait similar to the foxtrot or Peruvian trocha) and the "center march" (very close to the classic running walk of the Tennessee Walkers of the 1930s or early ‘40s)