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	Learn to dance Fox Trot/Foxtrot: Dance Lessons: Las Vegas Arthur Murray Dance Studios
		The Fox Trot provides a good foundation for all dances and is often called the "get-acquainted" or "first impression" dance.
		Fox Trot music is written in 2/4 or 4/4 time.
		In larger ballrooms the slow Fox Trot is characterized by longer smooth, gliding steps, demanding ease of movement and control in order to give this dance an unhurried appearance.
	www.arthurmurraylasvegas.com /pag_cms_id_83_p_fox-trot.html (315 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Missouri Fox Trotting Horse
		The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse was developed in the rugged Ozark hills during the 19th century by settlers who needed easy riding, durable mounts that could travel long distances at a sure-footed, ground consuming gait.
		The distinguished characteristic of the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse is the Fox Trot gait; the horse walks with the front feet and trots with the hind feet.
		Missouri ranks number two in the nation in cow-calf operations and Missouri Fox Trotting Horses are historically tied to the grazing cattle industry of the Ozarks.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/horses/missourifoxtrotting (675 words)

	The Fox Trot, Gaited Horse Gait (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The fox trot is an easy gait (see the Gait Chart) that many Icelandic Horses can do.
		If he can trot and can tolt, it is within his ability to fox trot.
		Fox trot is not the same as a "trotty" tolt.
	iceryder.net /foxtrot.html (85 words)

	Missouri Fox Trotting Horse
		The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse was developed in the rugged Ozark hills during the 19th century by settlers who needed easy riding, durable mounts that could travel long distances at a sure-footed, ground consuming gait.
		The distinguished characteristic of the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse is the Fox Trot gait; the horse walks with the front feet and trots with the hind feet.
		The Fox Trotting Horse is not a high stepping horse, but an extremely sure-footed one; and, because of the sliding action of the rear feet, rather than the hard step of other breeds, the rider experiences little jarring action and is quite comfortable in the saddle for long periods a time.
	hiddentrails.com /general/breeds/missouri_fox_trotting_horse.htm (4288 words)

	Fox Trot
		The Fox Trot is a basic dance from which you can acquire a good foundation.
		Fox Trot music is written in 2/4 or 4/4 time.
		Fox Trot tempos vary from slow to medium to fast, or they can be classified as Society Tempo.
	www.coloradodancestudios.com /c_fox_trot.html (178 words)

	The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse
		The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse was developed because early Ozark Mountain settlers needed a smooth, quick riding horse that was also sure footed enough to handle rocky, hazardous terrain.
		Missouri Fox Trotting horses are extremely intelligent and have the heart and stamina to attempt any task asked of them.
		In 1948, The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association was formed to preserve this true all-American horse following the scramble to discard saddle horses for automobiles as the main means of transportation.
	hiddentrails.com /usa/ir/mo-foxtrot-horse.htm (4152 words)

	Missouri Fox Trotters
		It soon became apparent that horses able to perform the easy, broken gait called the "fox trot" were the most useful in the rocky, forest-covered hills of the Ozarks, and selective breeding of the fox trot gait began.
		The distinguishing characteristic of the Missouri Fox Trotter is the fox trot gait.
		The Fox Trot is basically a diagonal gait like the trot, but the horse appears to walk with its front legs and trot with his hind legs.
	www.furrycritter.com /resources/horses/Missouri_Fox_Trotters.htm (1106 words)

	But I Have Never Heard of a Missouri Foxtrotter!
		Fox Trotters are tolerant and forgiving animals, and new owners are always amazed at the ease with which they can handle their horses, especially the stallions.
		The performance of the true fox trot gait requires a horse with a relaxed attitude and a very supple spine, which means the Missouri Fox Trotter is a very athletic animal, capable of performing a variety of equine sports.
		Although Fox Trotters do not perform a square trot, judges in open competition are beginning to appreciate the Fox Trotter as a free-moving, well-mannered, attractive pleasure horse for English or Western classes, and they are beating the more popular breeds in their own classes.
	www.foxfirefarm.biz /mftwhat.html (2369 words)

	Bridle Ridge Gaited Horses - About the Breed
		The Missouri Fox Trotter was developed in the rugged Ozarks Mountains during the nineteenth century by settlers who needed smooth riding, durable mounts that could travel at a comfortable, surefooted gait for long distances.
		It soon became apparent that horses able to perform the easy broken gait called the "fox trot" were the most useful in the rocky, forest-covered hills of the Ozarks; thus, selective breeding of the fox trot began.
		The fox trot is basically a diagonal gait, like the trot, but the horse appears to walk with the front legs and trot with the hind legs.
	www.brfoxtrotter.com /abouthebreed.htm (1044 words)

	Missouri Fox Trotter Horse Breeed Spotlight
		The fox trot gait is a diagonal four-beat footfall pattern that is often described as looking somewhat like the horse is walking with its front feet and trotting with the rear feet.
		The ideal characteristics of the fox trot are that the horse travels with animation, rhythm, and style in a slightly collected manner.
		The registry for fox trotters began in 1948 and was open to any horse who could demonstrate the fox trot gait.
	www.horsequest.com /bredshow/foxtrotter/foxtrot.htm (675 words)

	Blanchett, Clooney do "Fox" trot for cartoon - Boston.com
		Fox" is an adaptation of Roald Dahl's classic children's story, centering on a clever fox who must outwit three mean, dimwitted farmers who try their hardest to hurt Mr.
		Fox" is expected to be distributed by 20th Century Fox.
		Fox" after he completes his current film, "The Darjeeling Ltd.," which he is editing in New York for Fox Searchlight.
	www.boston.com /ae/tv/articles/2007/02/23/blanchett_clooney_do_fox_trot_for_cartoon (249 words)

	Upper Midwest Foxtrotters
		Their horses were depended upon for their sure-footedness in the mountainous region and their ability to do whatever was needed around the homestead, ranging from plowing, hauling logs, and working cattle, while at the same time able to double as a stylish buggy horse or riding horse for the family.
		By 1948 a Breed Association was formed for this talented horse and in 1958 the Missouri Fox Trotter Horse Breed Association, located at Ava,MO was reorganized and reincorporated.
		Their horses were depended upon for their surefooted- ness in the mountainous region and their ability to do whatever was needed around the homestead, ranging from plowing, hauling logs, and working cattle, while at the same time able to double as a stylish buggy horse or riding horse for the family.
	www.uppermidwestfoxtrot.com /characterstics.html (1142 words)

	The Fox Trot and It's Variations
		The fox trot, like any other gait, is defined by its footfall sequence, support sequence, timing, and the way weight is shifted from foot to foot, both front to back and between transverse pairs of legs (right front to left front).
		Old style fox trot: The support of the older style fox trot, that done at speeds from 6 to 8 mph, is similar to that of the walk.
		In the older style fox trot, this diagonal balance is coupled with low concussion in each step, since at all points in a stride either two or three legs are weight bearing.
	members.aol.com /mfthorses/Leefxtrt.htm (2158 words)

	Breed Profile - Missouri Fox Trotter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Basically, the fox trot involves the horse walking with the front legs and trotting with the hind legs.
		Although the Missouri Fox Trotter is considered a "gaited" horse, unlike the Tennessee Walking Horse and the Saddlebred, it does not have the high stepping gait and is usually shown in Western tack.
		Missouri Fox Trotter classes are judged 40% for the fox trot and 20% each for the walk, canter and conformation.
	www.equisearch.com /breeds/profile_missourifoxttrotter/index.html (451 words)

	The Dance Doctor, MD: Fox Trot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Harry Fox, a Vaudeville star who trotted around the stage with various partners, chosen alternately from a dancing group, is generally accepted as the initiator of the Fox Trot.
		Fox was believed to be the first to use the "slow step"; hence the birth of the Fox Trot.
		The Bronze Fox Trot is a progressive and turning dance moving along the Line of Dance.
	www.thedancedoctormd.com /style/foxtrot.html (270 words)

	Missouri Foxtrotters A to Z
		Missouri Fox Trotters have superb stamina, superior bone and feet, and because of their efficiency in travelling are less likely to suffer joint and tendon injuries due to the stresses of the sport.
		Because the fox trot gait requires that at least two feet be on the ground at all times, the horse moves with economy and efficiency far superior to any other breed.
		The fox trot is actually a broken trot, therefore it has a 4 beat rhythm which makes it very comfortable and smooth to ride.
	www.missourifoxtrottersatoz.com /index.php?option=com_staticxt&staticfile=whattheydo.html&Itemid=34 (1492 words)

	So How Do I Ride a Fox Trottter?
		The rhythm of the fox trot should be an uneven four beats, 1-2--3-4, or "Ta-dum, Ta-dum." The rider will feel the broken rhythm from the saddle and the rise and fall of the hindquarters with a very gentle rocking forward and back, but there should be no rough jolt as the feet strike the ground.
		This isn't such a concern with a Fox Trotter as many other soft-gaited breeds, as the fox trot is a form of broken trot, not broken pace.
		If you are starting your young Fox Trotter under saddle, allow him to travel at the ordinary walk until he becomes relaxed and comfortable with your weight in the saddle and a little bridle-wise, then ask him to gradually speed into the flat walk until he develops a consistently square, steady rhythm and cadence.
	www.foxfirefarm.biz /rideone.html (1960 words)

	Foxtrot Dance History - Ballroom Dance
		In early 1914, Fox was appearing in various vaudeville shows in the New York area.
		As part of his act downstairs, Harry Fox was doing trotting steps to ragtime music, and people referred to his dance as "Fox's Trot."
		In the rise to fame of the Vernon Castles, exhibition dancers of outstanding talent and charm, there was no doubt that the fox-trot was the most original and exciting of their various dances.
	www.centralhome.com /ballroomcountry/foxtrot.htm (678 words)

	Foxtrot Dance - Streetswings Dance History archives - Main Page
		Duryea modified Fox's dance, as the trotting could not be kept up for long periods without tiring out the dancers, so the trot was replaced by a glide or "Saunter." This "new Foxtrot" was an instant hit and has remained a stable part in anyone's dancing syllabus ever since.
		At the time he attended, the members were dancing the Fox Trot, even at that time so-called, and he became enthusiastic over it and determined to bring it out for a little fun for a few.
		But whoever invented the Fox-Trot, the Fox Trot was the dance that changed the dancing world for which we know it today, for without the fox-trot the music and dances which followed might be totally different today.
	www.streetswing.com /histmain/z3foxtrt.htm (1085 words)

	Fox Trot/Foxtrot Dance Lesson & Classes: Learn to Fox Trot in San Diego: Arthur Murray
		The Fox Trot provides a good foundation for all dances and is often called the "get-acquainted" or "first impression" dance.
		The range of Fox Trot tempos makes it possible to consider Foxtrot as though it were three dances: Slow Fox Trot; Medium Fox Trot; and Fast Fox Trot, also called Society Tempo.
		In larger ballrooms the slow Fox Trot is characterized by longer smooth, gliding steps, demanding ease of movement and control in order to give this dance an unhurried appearance.
	www.sdarthurmurray.com /pag_cms_id_55_p_fox-trot.html (307 words)

	Fox Trot
		Fox Trot: a ballroom dance that has a regular step of slow-slow-quick-quick (with slow = 2 beats) or 1-2-3-4-5-6.
		A dancer for the New York theater, Harry Fox married Yansci Dolly, of the Dolly sisters and the two were seen doing a sprightly trotting dance steps between regular shows at the theater to ragtime music.
		The result was a crowd pleaser, and the audience referred to his dance as "Fox's Trot." That same year, the American Society of Professors of Dancing standardized the steps of the Foxtrot.
	dancesteps.ca /fox_trot.htm (380 words)

	Fox Trot - Erik Summers.com
		More advanced Fox Trot will be done with the backward step actually taking you around the room.
		The Woman will come forward at the man, she will lead off of her right foot as usual and take *heel leads as if she were strolling down the street.
		ust like the Waltz and Rhumba, the Fox Trot has a pattern called 'box' (because of the shape it makes), however the timing is not the same as the Waltz and the style is not the same as the Rhumba.
	www.eriksummers.com /dance/dance_foxtrot.shtml (752 words)

	Fox trot Information
		It may be described as broken diagonal gait (broken trot).
		In this gait, a front hoof hits the ground a split second earlier than the opposite rear hoof, then a pause, then the same for the other diagonal pair of hoofs.
		This kind of gait is less joggy compared to the square trot.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Fox_trot (84 words)

	The Fox Trot and the Show Gait (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Key to defining a true fox trot and what is referred to as a "show gait" is the foot fall sequence and timing of the 2 gaits.
		The current "show gait" (not a fox trot), which has some other names, is closer in timing to the two beat trot, and is actually a variation of the hard trot which is considered very bad form in trotting horses (but common) called a heavy on the forehand trot.
		Not only is this gait uncomfortable to ride, it is hard on the horse -- any gait which weights the forehand of the horse is hard on him, especially when he is carrying a rider and saddle.
	members.aol.com /oldcowb476/foxtrotlz.htm (316 words)

	MichiganFoxtrotters Horses for breeding and sale
		The natural fox trot gait, is a diagonal four beat gait with each foot hitting the ground at a different time.
		The main difference between a fox trot and a regular trot, is that the regular trot has a period when all four feet are off the ground causing the up and down jarring motion.
		The fox trot is a rhythmic gait that can be maintained for long periods of time with little fatigue.
	www.michiganfoxtrotters.com (295 words)

	Within A Fox Trot
		The gait of fox trot is to be smooth and comfortable to the rider, efficient and without stress to the well conditioned horse.
		When evaluating the new age fox trot "show gait"; the riders are often seen bouncing in the saddle taking more concussion to the body while the horse is moving unbalanced.
		A true fox trot is a 4 beat gait with a bit longer hold between beat 2 and 3.
	gaitedhorses.net /Articles/FoxT/FoxTrot.shtml (1399 words)

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