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weaving (US)
    A habit, considered a stable vice, developed by some horses kept for long periods in a stable, in which the horse repetitively sways side to side, shifting weight and moving its head and neck back and fort

green
    A horse or rider that is either untrained or has just started training

in-hand
    An in-hand class is a type of horse show competition, where the horse is led, rather than ridden, and judged on its conformation and movement.[163] See also halter, breeding.

jack
    An uncastrated male donkey or ass

bell boot
    A type of protective boot worn by a horse.

cold-blood
    Any of a group of equine types including draught horses and many ponies, characterized by a steady temperament, strength and stamina, but no great turn of speed. Refers to temperament, not literally to body temperatur

Description

Part 2 in a series? Let me know if you have any "fun" horsewords....

Here is "part 1"

What it really means - LEFT TO RIGHT

weaving (US)
    A habit, considered a stable vice, developed by some horses kept for long periods in a stable, in which the horse repetitively sways side to side, shifting weight and moving its head and neck back and fort

green
    A horse or rider that is either untrained or has just started training

in-hand
    An in-hand class is a type of horse show competition, where the horse is led, rather than ridden, and judged on its conformation and movement.[163] See also halter, breeding.

jack
    An uncastrated male donkey or ass

bell boot
    A type of protective boot worn by a horse.

cold-blood
    Any of a group of equine types including draught horses and many ponies, characterized by a steady temperament, strength and stamina, but no great turn of speed. Refers to temperament, not literally to body temperatur