Afternoon gallop went 35 mph!
Kailee on Stormy · 19 Sep 2026
Rides in West Virginia, United States recorded with the Gallopa app and published by their riders: where they went, how far, and how much of it was trot and canter.
2 rides recorded by one rider, 0.3 km in total, average 0.2 km per ride. The longest is Afternoon Ride in yard at 0.2 km. Across these rides 24% of the moving time was trot and 2% was canter or gallop. Rides are near Princeton.
Kailee on Stormy · 19 Sep 2026
Every ride here was recorded in the Gallopa app on an iPhone or Apple Watch and published by the rider. A ride page shows the GPS route coloured by gait, the distance, the moving time, the average and top speed, the climb, and how long the horse spent in walk, trot, canter and gallop. Riders can hide the start and end of a route, or the whole route, and a page only exists while the rider keeps the ride public.
Riders on Gallopa have published 2 rides in West Virginia, United States, near Princeton. Open any ride below for the exact route, its length and how much of it was walk, trot and canter. For horse riding places near you, get the Gallopa app: it shows public rides and riders around you and records your own.
Yes. 2 public rides were recorded near Princeton, for example Afternoon gallop went 35 mph! at 0.1 km with 0:44 of moving time. Open it for the route.
Two ways. Browse here: every public ride is placed by the nearest town to its route, so a country or region page is a map of where riders actually go. Or get the free Gallopa app on iPhone: it records your own rides, shows the public rides and riders around you, and lets you follow the riders whose routes you like.
The 2 rides on this page are near Princeton. Each one opens to the full route, so you can see which tracks, bridleways and beaches riders actually use.
0.2 km on average, 0.3 km across all 2 rides, with 2:02 of moving time in total. The longest is 0.2 km.
The line on a ride page shows where a rider went; it is not a right of way. Check local access rules, ask before riding private land, and record your own ride with Gallopa so the next rider can see it too.
Only what the rider allows. The app cuts the route inside a privacy zone around the start and end by default, a rider can hide the whole route, and the place name on a page is the nearest town to the route, never an address.
Record the ride with Gallopa on iPhone or Apple Watch, then tap Publish on the finished ride. The page appears within minutes with the route, the distance and the time in each gait, and it disappears the moment you make the ride private again.