The term 'Brisk Gaits' refers to the two fastest gaits of a horse, which are the trot and the gallop. The trot is a two-beat gait in which the horse moves its legs in diagonal pairs, with the left hind and right front legs moving together, followed by the right hind and left front legs. This gait is often used for long-distance riding and is usually faster than a walk. The gallop is a four-beat gait in which the horse moves its legs in a sequence of left hind, left front, right hind, and right front. This gait is used for short bursts of speed and is the fastest gait of a horse.