| ASTRIDE | On a horse or a bike |
| SADDLE | Word, similar to that of a pew-like high-backed bench, for a rider or cyclist's seat on a horse or a bike (6) |
| RIDE | Cover ground on a horse or a bike |
| MANE | Hair on a horse or a lion |
| RIDER | On a horse or a Harley |
| PICKET | A stake used as a fence support, a surveyor's mark or as a tether for a horse; or, a protester posted outside their workplace during a strike (6) |
| QUAD | Meaning "four", a word used as a prefix in names of things including a courtyard, a 4 x 4 motorbike and a four-footed animal such as a horse; or, a serving of four shots of espresso (4) |
| SHOWING | An appearance; a setting-forth; the action of pointing out; a display, exhibition or presentation of a dog or a horse; or, a film screening (7) |
| PACE | From "stretch of the leg", a word for a stride; the distance covered; rate of progression; a step of a stair; gait of a horse; or, a group of donkeys (4) |
| HOBNAIL | A heavy-headed peg-like brad or stud for a shoe, whether for a horse or a member of a labouring work crew (7) |
| SNIP | A bargain; a cinch; a cut with scissors; the sound thus made; a share; a shred; a small white patch on a horse or pony's nose; or, a tailor (4) |
| GALLOP | Fastest gait or pace of a horse; or, a ride on said equid at said speed (6) |
| EQUINOX | Astronomical phenomenon almost resembling a horse, or a bullock |
| CATAMOUNT | Whip a horse or a feline in America (9) |
| SHOE | What one needs for a horse or a mule, perhaps? |
| ROWAN | Out West, a horse or a tree (5) |
| WHOA | Shout to a horse or a putt that you want to stop |
| WISP | Flock of snipe; twist of hay/straw to groom a horse; or, a little broom (4) |
| GYTRASH | Spirit appearing as a horse or a dog that haunts lonely roads (7) |
| RIDDEN | Taken a journey on (a horse or bicycle, eg) |
