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Also, racking horses keep their heads high and steady, whereas walking horses will shake or bob their heads up and down. In the show ring, walking horses also must compete with their tails braced up.

PRICEVILLE — Jimmy Smith, of Priceville, appraised the horses as they ambled past in their signature gait during Sunday night’s competitions at the 42nd Annual Racking Horse World Celebration.