The term 'Fox Gait' is a type of horse gait that is characterized by a four-beat lateral gait, with the horse's legs moving in diagonal pairs. The gait is similar to a TROT, but the horse's legs move in a more exaggerated fashion, with the front and hind legs on the same side of the body moving together. The Fox Gait is also known as the 'running walk' or 'single-foot'. It is a smooth, comfortable gait for the rider, and is often used in show rings and on trails.