Katamidareashi (片乱足) - Single-foot | Japanese Equestrian Print they were mostly gone

they were mostly gone

possibly a broken pace (the word midareru (乱れる ) means

and has served humans in many areas

not only from Japan

All of this—and all of the skills that were necessary to accommodate horses—occurred over a period of roughly 1500 years

Katamidareashi (片乱足) - Single-foot | Japanese Equestrian Print they were mostly goneA Japanese rider from an Edo era scroll, riding Katamidareashi (). The word kata () refers to one of a pair; in this case, one foot of a pair, on the left or right side. This illustration most likely shows a hard racking gait (single foot). A full description can be found in the book, Lost Traditions: Horses and Horse Medicine in pre Modern Japan.