1. moving at a canter (a three-beat gait faster than a trot but slower than a gallop)
Usage: present participle of ‘canter’

1. the action of moving at a canter
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• The horse was cantering smoothly across the field.
• She enjoyed cantering through the countryside on weekend mornings.
• The rider slowed from cantering to a gentle trot.
• Cantering requires good balance and rhythm.
• The pony began cantering when it saw the other horses ahead.
• After cantering for twenty minutes, they stopped to rest.