intransitive. To spur or urge one's horse on; to go on horseback, to ride, esp. fast. Also (of a horse): †to go fast, gallop (obsolete). Now archaic.

intransitive. to prick and prance: to ride proudly or ostentatiously; to caper. Also transitive with it. Obsolete (rare after 16th cent.).

intransitive. To move or travel with speed and elasticity; to go quickly and vigorously; to ride or… spec. Of horses, or of persons driving or…

Of a horse: To go at a good pace. Also ocularly of persons. Cf. to step out at phrasal verbs 1.

To go, proceed, or move forward, esp. with speed; to go at a rapid pace. Cf. rech, v. 3, raik, v. 1… intransitive. Of an animal.