The Sporting Dictionary and Rural Repository, Volume 2 (of 2)

In this second volume of a classic sporting reference, the author gathers a wealth of terminology and practical guidance for anyone drawn to the countryside and field sports. From obscure horse‑related terms like “jardon” to detailed explanations of ailments such as equine jaundice, the work blends linguistic history with hands‑on veterinary advice. Readers will find clear descriptions of injuries, treatments, and the language that has shaped hunting and riding traditions.

Beyond the horse‑care entries, the dictionary expands to cover hunting gear, field etiquette, and rural customs that were essential to gentlemen of the era. Practical tips on managing hounds, maintaining stables, and interpreting the nuances of countryside slang give the listener a vivid picture of 19th‑century sporting life. Whether you are a modern enthusiast seeking historical insight or a hobbyist looking for reliable advice, this volume offers a concise, engaging reference that brings the old field world to life.