a. [f. as prec. + -Y1.] Of a horse: Like a jade; tricky, jadish.
1873. Daily Tel., 26 May, 8/3. Somerset … has become so jady that at exercise he bolts, and is up to other shifty tricks to avoid work.
1891. H. S. Constable, Horses, Sport & War, 31. Some of the ‘jadiest’ mares bred the stoutest horses.
