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Sorry, another question:

> Transverse galloping: 1-3-1-3 and (slightly later or earlier) 2-4-2-4.
> Rotary galloping: 1-4-1-4 and (slightly later or earlier) 2-3-2-3.
> Cantering: either 14-14-14-14 and (slightly later or earlier) 2-3-2-3, or
> else the reverse: 23-23-23-23 and (slightly later or earlier) 1-4-1-4.

Do you mean these two sequences overlap, but are slightly out of synch?

   e.g.  1--3--1--3--1--3--1--3
          2--4--2--4--2--4--2--4

Or do you mean the sequences as a whole overlap thus:

         1-3-1-3   1-3-1-3
              2-4-2-4   2-4-2-4


And