British spelling variant of caracoling; performing caracole movements on horseback.
British variant with doubled 'l' before adding -ing, consistent with British spelling conventions where single-syllable words or words with final stressed syllables double the final consonant before adding vowel suffixes.
Reading old British cavalry manuals, you'll see 'caracolling' used extensively, but look at American cavalry texts from the same period and they use 'caracoling'—it's a spelling time capsule of national language divergence.
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