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jack
1. male donkey; called a stallion in Great Britain.
2. see track leg.
jack colt
male donkey less than 3 years of age.
mule jack
one bred to mares for the production of mules.
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In the early stages of the final, Berry clawed back his handicap to lead 10-9 but, on a fast-running green, trying to take his opponent on longer marks he threw the jack off on more than one occasion which cost him dearly.
Walker takes the leading prize by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
With Jack off fishing miles away, Lulu left the house and trotted to a nearby road, where she gained the attention of a passer-by and led them to Jo Ann.
Today's TV by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
It is thought the driver then switched to a Nissan Micra, which pulled up another 15 minutes later to drop Jack off.
I WAS FRANTIC.. I THOUGHT HE'D CRASH AND KILL MY SON; Mum's horror at ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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