J II - Brotherhood of Working Farriers Association initialism for 'Journeyman II Certification'

jaded - descriptive term for an elderly horse in poor condition

jargon - the specialized vocabulary used by individuals involved in a particular profession

jaundice - bile pigment that turns the skin yellow

jejunum - the middle portion of the small intestine located between the ileum and the duodenum

jenny - horse-like cross between a female ass and a Pintabian stud

JHU - initialism for 'Journeymen Horseshoers Union'

jibbing - when a horse refuses to move

jigging - when a horse wants to go forward and prances anxiously while being held back

jockey - to resell livestock that had been specifically purchased for resale

joint - where two bones are joined

joint ill - serious joint infection resulting from bacteria that enters through the naval shortly after birth

joint mouse - a free-floating piece of bone or cartilage in a joint

journal - the bookkeeping record of original entry

judge - the individual hired to impartially decide the winners of classes in a horse show

judgment - a final legal finding

juggernaut - a massive advertising campaign

jugular - vein in the neck

juridical - regarding administration of justice

jurisdiction - when a court has the power to handle a suit

jurisprudent - skilled in law

jurist - an individual versed in law

juror - individual serving on a jury

jury - group of qualified sworn individuals chosen to decide and give a verdict in criminal or civil suits

jury trial - when trial results are determined by a jury

juryman - archaic term for juror

just - fair, upright and impartial

justice - being just in nature

juvie - slang for a playful adolescent equine
 

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