The second movement is in a slower tempo and contains a walking tread in the low strings and an oboe over the leading rhythm.  
It opens with a fine horn call, which changes into a galloping first movement.  The second movement is in a slower tempo and contains a walking tread in the low strings and an oboe over the leading rhythm.  There is a large scherzo, set of by a trio, while the finale includes a stamping theme with many repeated notes.  It was discovered by Robert Schumann in its composer's posthumous papers and was initially labeled No. 7 because only six of its composers symphonies were known.  FTP, name this last numbered symphony of Franz Schubert's.
It opens with a fine horn call, which changes into a galloping first movement.  
Schubert's Symphony No. 9 in C Major (don't need name after it is mentioned) or "Great" Symphony