Listen for the sound of thundering hooves
Silky was one of the most beautiful mares we ever had. She came from a stable in Lexington, Ky., and was trained for buggy racing. Fowler bought her at a horse auction in Kingsport, Tenn., and brought her home. She was probably  not fast enough on the track to be competitive, most likely the reason she was sold.
not fast enough on the track to be competitive, most likely the reason she was sold.
She was a little high-strung, but she was a thing of beauty racking along the road pulling our buggy.
The rack is the pace trained buggy horses must exhibit to pull a buggy as fast and smoothly as possible.
Trained gaited horses are supposed to exhibit the rapid forward motion. It isn’t to be confused with a trot, which
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