>> I thought maybe stepping pace, but again, I was expecting pace.
For some time, there has been the unanswered question: Do elephants run? The definition of "run" being that the subject catches air time. Elephants don't actually propel their bodies in an upward vector when moving fast, so they don't catch air. A rack can look like a stepping pace if you are looking at the "pick up" of the feet. In the rack, each foot sets down separately, even timing; but the timing of the pick up is lateral; they are moving, picking up, more closely together in time. Judy http://iceryder.net http://clickryder.com
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