galloper
/ˈɡæloʊpər/Definitions
1. noun
A rider or jockey in a horse race, especially one who rides a gallop.
“The young galloper was new to the racing team and needed guidance.”
2. noun
A sailor on a ship, especially one who is responsible for operating the sails.
“The galloper on the old sailing vessel was skilled in navigating through rough waters.”
3. noun
A person who runs quickly, especially a runner in a horse race.
“The galloper took the lead in the final stretch of the marathon.”