At a gallop, horses have a leg that “leads” their stride. Ideally, thoroughbreds will lead with their inside leg around a turn to maintain the best balance. Look closely the next time you watch a race in the U.S.-- as the horses come around the turns, they will most likely be leading with their left leg. You will often see a horse changing their lead as they come down the straightaways. This evenly works their muscles and provides the previously leading leg a rest. Some thoroughbreds swap automa

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