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Trot (Verb)

Run at a moderately swift pace.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The horse began to trot around the corral, kicking up clouds of dust with each step.
She started to trot down the sidewalk, anxious to arrive at her destination on time.
After a brief walk, we decided to trot through the park to reach the other side more quickly.
The excited puppy started to trot around the backyard, its tail wagging furiously.
The joggers slowed their pace to a trot as they approached the finish line, exhausted.

Ride at a trot.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

She carefully guided her horse to trot through the forest path, enjoying the scenic views around her.
The horse began to trot as the rider kicked gently with her heels to show her intentions.
At the instructor's command, the riders switched from cantering to trotting to focus on precision and balance.
The police officer directed her horse to trot alongside the parade floats, monitoring the crowd's behavior.
As the sun began to set, the pair rode side by side, their horses content to trot along the deserted trail.

Cause to trot; "She trotted the horse home".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

He carefully trotted the stallion around the arena for its first show.
She trotted the mare along the winding trail to avoid spooking it.
The trainer began to trot the unsteady colt around the corral to burn off energy.
The experienced rider trotted the fresh horse around the pasture to settle it down.
The mother slowly trotted the nervous filly along the fence line until it calmed down.