pacer

• اسم يشير إلى الحصان الذي يُستخدم لضبط سرعة السباق أو تحديد إيقاعه، أو الحصان المدرَّب على سير خاص يُسمى التخبّب حيث ترفع كلتا الرجلين في أحد الجانبين عن الأرض في الوقت نفسه.

A noun referring to a horse used to set the pace in racing or a horse trained to a special gait in which both feet on one side leave the ground together.

1. Pace-setting horseB2formal

   A horse used to set the speed or pace in a race, often to help other runners or horses maintain a steady rhythm.

   الحصان المُسَرِّع للوتيرة

   • The pacer led the field for the first half of the race.
   • Trainers often use a pacer to help young horses learn proper speed.
   • The pacer set a fast tempo that the other horses struggled to follow.

   المرادفاتpacemakerpacesetter

2. Horse with a lateral gaitB2formal

   A horse trained to move both legs on the same side forward together, a gait known as pacing, distinct from trotting.

   فرس الرَّمَل

   • The pacer moved smoothly with its left legs and right legs moving in unison.
   • Standardbred horses are often bred to be pacers in harness racing.
   • The pacer's gait is faster than a trot but requires special training.