"high-stepping" meaning in English

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        "Of a horse, that walks or trots lifting its legs very high off the ground."
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          "text": "On a journey across the flat Fenlands from Spalding to Nottingham my train was made up of six modern ex-L.M.S.R. corridor coaches behind a high-stepping 0-6-0 of Class \"J1\", a Doncaster mixed-traffic design of 1908.",
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        "Moving proudly."
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        "(by extension) Moving proudly."
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