lope

• Hayden was riding well ahead of the coach in an easy lope, his broad shoulders braced against the wind. —  ONE NIGHT OF SCANDAL
• Dante shifted to an effortless lope, a pace that would let him overtake the Seeker before the witch even sensed its presence. —  Author Galley
• They fell into a long lope, the sort of gait used when they expected to be running for a while, turning a little aside now and then to avoid plowed ground where the mud would suck speed and strength out of the hooves and legs of their mounts. —  Map.html
• Although much of the anatomy that lets us lope is the same equipment that humans first evolved for walking, the researchers say many of our physical traits seem tailor-made for sustained running. —  doggdot.us
• The big white horse swung into a joyous lope, and the Texan hummed a Southern melody Crossing a wide stretch of plain, they mounted a rise, and the character of the country changed. —  Kid Wolf of Texas

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