Assertion: canter | /r/HasProperty | slow
Facets:
value: happily
type: MANNER
value: for art lovers
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for his motion picture experiment
type: PURPOSE
value: for muybridge
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: , if you didnt mean to offend any western riders you shouldnt have said a lope is "annoyingly slow and four beated and half the time doesnt even look like an actual gait"
text: The etymology of canter is as you say from Canterbury - and amazingly at one time people did actually think a canter was just a slow gallop - happily for art lovers everywhere Muybridge and his motion picture experiment disproved the four foot 'rocking-horse' flyer and showed us that a gallop and a canter are two distinct gaits.
text: However many people think that a canter is the slow form of a gallop and in the most recent book on the Olympic Games put out by the British Horse Society the term canter is used.