ravitaktikates

Ravitaktikates is a term that appears to be a misspelling or a portmanteau, likely intended to refer to "ravitaktikat" or "ravitaktiikat" in Finnish. In the Finnish language, "ravit" translates to "trotting" and "taktikat" translates to "tactics." Therefore, "ravitaktikat" directly translates to "trotting tactics" or "harness racing tactics."

Harness racing is a form of horse racing where a horse pulls a two-wheeled cart called a sulky, driven by a driver. The horses trot or pace, which are specific gaits. In this context, "trotting tactics" would refer to the strategies employed by drivers and trainers during a harness race. These tactics can include positioning the horse favorably on the track, deciding when to accelerate or conserve energy, and reacting to the movements of other competitors.

The success of a horse and driver combination in harness racing often depends on skillful application of these tactics. Factors such as the horse's stamina, speed, and temperament, as well as the driver's experience and judgment, all play a role in the strategic decisions made during a race. Without further context, "ravitaktikates" itself does not correspond to a recognized term or concept in common usage. It is most probable that the intended meaning relates to the strategic elements of trotting or harness racing.