He is ugly, though!! He's a grey Welsh Mountain Pony (VERY fat!!) and he
has black birthmarks all over his mouth and body!!
There was a school horse named Bold Noodle
And I always thought that if I had a race horse I'd name him Dead Last
or Don't Bet On Me (too many letters?)
Ben Dover is another good one (say it fast) :-)
madeline
Lois Aichholz
Oakwood Farm
New Haven,Mo63068
I was at the racetrack once and remember a horse named
Letthebigdogeat.
Debbie
Wylie, TX
K Dell
Carrie
gldnf...@aol.com
Quite often, Poles used to go through an English dictionary and pick
names which they thought had a nice ring ..... hmmmmm ......
*Aspirin
*Chutor ( pronounced hooter )
*Fart
Just to name a very quick few ( imported stallions ).
Edward Azuar
San Francisco
jaz
Jason
Uh...madeline, I'm clueless here. Why's that a problem with the JC? Or do
they not like anything with "Devil" in it? Or is it the Anglo-Saxon
association with "horny?"
Seems oblique enough to me...or am I totally out of it?
jrw
Clueless in PDX
posted and mailed
"Kiss This"' Kathy Dole get that credit for naming this "bad boy"--Think
about it a bit if you had to announce this.
Catherine Wallace
A t/b racehorse running at Santa Anita, Hollywood, and Del Mar is named
"momoneyhmomoneymomoney" ("more money, more money, more money. . .")
That's how it seems to a Dad of a young horse woman. . .
We had a tb once at a barn i rode at called GE: Goofy Equine, i believe
it was his registered name. We also had Troll, he was most of the time too!
The pony had a barn name of "Red". At one show, with the registration
people scribbling down information to help things move faster, the
daughter was asked what her pony's *official* name was. The girl
shrugged and responded "just plain Red."
Sure enough, during the show, the announcer identified the horse as
"Just Plain Red".
Jorene :)
Becky in MN
Jayne :)
: And I always thought that if I had a race horse I'd name him Dead Last
: or Don't Bet On Me (too many letters?)
: Ben Dover is another good one (say it fast) :-)
I once saw a track listing for a racehorse named Royal Pain.
Sir Eat-a-Weed
I have pictures of him from a schooling show going around the jump arena
with a long piece of grass hanging out of his muzzle. It was hilarious!
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What was the original, rejected name of racehorse Richard Cranium?
Marcy
Some local TBs:
Pay&Pay&Pay
Eert taht evas
Who the heck cares
Ben dar dun dat
Some TWH's I've seen at shows:
Generator's My Papa
BZ Boots
Helluva Parade
Blonde, James Blonde (Palomino)
Partly Cloudy (gray & white sabino)
There was an MFT named Rococo Gold. Invariably
the announcer said "Rokko Gold".
Dawn Dreamie & Zone
gina
Someone at a barn down the road from me has a QH mare whose registered
name is "Dial-A-Fanny." They call her Libby instead...
A TB I bought off the track several years ago to reschool for
dressage/eventing was named Roxie's Ahs Lahn. He had great bloodlines and
was highly successful racing (registered with the Jockey Club. Almost
every generation in his pedigree went back to Secretariat or John Henry or
some such successful racehorse) Well, racehorses are always named
something weird... ;)
>Jayne :)
An acquaintence of mine has a quarter horse named "Cranky Kid"
Arrrrggghhh! And I thought a mare I had for a while had a bad name...
Taters Bar Fly..
Jo
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& Charlie Brown (geriatric Shetland pony)
Russell, Ontario, CANADA au...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA
"I'm not a slob, I'm domestically challenged..."
Hey, I just might sue for plagerism on that one! Actually, when I bought
him, his name was "Shmooz," then I changed it. :->
Bonnie (Who's stuck with him now 'cause who would want him?) in AZ
Oh Marcy! That's *too* easy :-).
Mary McHugh
My horse's registered name is "Street Machine". I've been thinking of
hanging a red light outside her stall door.
Kristen
Lunenburg, MA
Someone commented that I should show him as Sexual
Harrassment... Instead he shows as Kilpatrick, or,
depending on the day, Killpatrick...
Mary McHugh named Gus, after hearing his life story, which
included a year roaming feral on Arizona range lands --
Grazing Arizona.
Martha
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Oakland, California
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Hi
I'm the original poster of FUNNY HORSE NAMES and am still looking for
photos to go with names. Do you have any pictures of Mutation or Ugly?
send to: The Western Horse
P.O. Box 11208
Prescott, AZ 86338
Attn: What's In A Name?
Bonnie
: Quite often, Poles used to go through an English dictionary and pick
: names which they thought had a nice ring ..... hmmmmm ......
: *Aspirin
: *Chutor ( pronounced hooter )
: *Fart
Oh, yes, I remember Fart. They renamed him immediately..... Anyone remember
what his new name was?
*CYTRYS was another one of those names, not funny but a bit different.
: Just to name a very quick few ( imported stallions ).
: Edward Azuar
: San Francisco
Sue
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"Inconceivable!"
You keep using that word. I don' think it means
what you think it means." _The Princess Bride_
"Never underestimate the power of stupidity." Robert Heinlein
My horse's barn name is "Rabbit". I hate it, but it is appropriate &
he does know it too.
Diane
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Here's another TWH who shows around here:
Slippin Around And Scored
They call her Scarlet!
Dawn Dreamie & Zone
Della & Rhythm N Blue, Shorty, Cari (the dog), Sybil (the psycho cat) and
Annabell (the fuzz ball).
Pee-Wee
It fits!! He's a 15.2 hand TB!!
My horses show name is Justin Reach however her barn name and what
everyone calls her is "the pig", due to the sqealing sound she makes when
she throws her little temper tantrums when she dosn't get her own way.
Most of the old timers in this group know that I used to have a TB mare
out of "Speedball Bessie".
I also used to ride a TB mare by the name of "Spiced Tongue". Yuck. We
just called her Spicy.
Mary "a rose by any other name..." McHugh
Gee, I feel bad. I didn't get it when it was told to me. :(
Guess I'm a little slow at times. <g>
Marcy
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Terry Bruno
te...@aoainc.com
"Funny Face"
Miss MoneyTree.
Because she costs her owner soooo much money!!
madeline
><snip>
I had a TB mare a while ago named Mango Crazy Leg. . . cause she was a
chestnut, for one thing, and for another, had a very wied sock that
wound it's way up the entire inside of her off fore. . . ending in a
dot like a dalmatian dog's inside her elbow.
Does anybody know this hore, BTW? She's be about 17 years old now, and
the last time I heard of her she was being boarded in a facility in
Libertyville, IL.
shadowfire
My guess would be.... Dick Head?
Did the Jockey Club reject that? I'm thinking of calling one a little
filly I've got something similar since she's already kicked me three
times (such a pleasant personality she has!).
Debbie
Wylie, TX
Or, more likely, it means your mind isn't always in the gutter as is mine :-}.
Mary McHugh
(whose excuse for being such a gutter-brain is that she grew up with
5 older brothers)
There's a horse around here named Friday, but everyone calls her
Moosette because she is fat.
Aleesha
>There's a horse at my barn called "Kiss Me Quick." He sticks his tongue out the side of his mouth because he was hit by a hot air balloon
when he was a yearling. Weird, huh? -Linda
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Deb
>There's a cute little pony at our barn named:
>"Funny Face"
Oddly enough, Funny Face is (was?) the name of a QH stud. We have a
son (Funny Face Too). The snip runs off to the side of the nose, and
is rather distracting to look at. We call our bay gelding "Slick",
because first impressions take in that distraction and don't pick up
on the fact that he's a Sir Quincy Dan grandson with great
conformation. He could easily halter and be competitive. We figure
that is an intentional slick trick, because this boy would rather be
out chasing cows or hoofing it down a mountain trail. Arenas with no
cows around bore him to the point of sulking. :)))
Jorene in California :)
A paint mare known as Bumbles, and her yearling filly called Bumbette.
A palomino (Paint, no color) yearling stud colt with a very expressive
mouth (although not a nip or nibbler!) dubbed Twizzle Lips.
An AQHA gelding who goes all-around, including slide and ride, known
as Scooter.
The stupidest name I've ever heard was Try Your Boot On. Where in the
heck did they come up with that?!
Quarter Horse names are pretty dreadful. My junior hunter's QH name was
Stringalong Bess, which was strangely appropriate...There also used to be
a stud in NH named Switch to a Taco (switch from what? tequilla???).
I also remember TBs named J. Strap, Cold As A Witch's and Titular Feast.
And the Jockey Club says no obscene names!
Registered names are generally pretty damned silly. My sister's saddlebred
mare had "Highland Squirrel King's Lady" and "Philadelphia Cream of Wheat"
on her papers. For some reason, those bonkers names have stuck in my
memory for over 20 years.....
Adrienne Regard
I just heard of a racing quarter horse named Seattle Slow
Hmmm...my 34 year old Shetland Pony that I *sold* for leadline
last fall was named "Alice Capony" (called her Allie)...
wonder if they were related? BTW, the buyer was tickled and
then surprised to hear Allie's age...first 2 shows she went to
with her 4 year old son they got Blue's!
Candy Smith
Blue Moon Estate
Shepherdstown, WV
Tracie
Rock Springs, WY
Kendra Gale
Corinne, who enjoys some of these names...
Troika, who thinks *her* name is quite dignified and sophisticated,
<sniff, nose in air>
Spy, who likes his "big" name of Espionage, but thinks Spy is a
lot easier...
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> An AQHA gelding who goes all-around, including slide and ride, known
> as Scooter.
I have a mare whose nickname is Scooter--Scoots Lady Jo--by Scoot the
Eagle. Where is the gelding, Scooter, from. My mare is from New Mexico.
Pat S
I once saw an add in The Quarter Horse Journal for a horse named
Willie Te Wiffic, obviously his owners thought a lot of him. When my Arab
cross mare delivered rather unexpectedly on Easter Sunday, pre-empting
everyone's holiday meal, it caused such a ruckus that we named the filly
Waddaruckus. We call her Kelly, for short. A friend of mine who has since
passed away had a novel approach to naming the new babies each year. She
liked to correlate their names with things in the news on the day of their
birth. One QH filly that had Zip in her bloodlines was born on the same day
that Bonnie Blair won her gold medal in speedskating. Joyce decided to name
the filly, Bonnie's Zippy Blades. I thought it was really cute and only wish
that I could be that creative.
My QH's registration papers show a horse way back in her lines that
was named Piggin' String, of all things. I once read of a large breeding farm
that had difficulty coming up with enough names for the number of foals each
year so they saved "interesting" words all year. When the foals were born
they'd throw the words in a can and pull out random combinations and whatever
was pulled was put on the registration. Can you imagine how unusual some of
those concotions could get???
One of my all time faves was a racehorse called "LordknowsItry"
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The Flying Wallendas
>Pat S
Sorry, no relation! Scooter is a barn name. Registered name is
Jeromes Z Bar. I don't have the papers handy (my daughter's horse, so
she has them) but I'm almost positive Nevada is his state of birth.
Jorene
Thanks for the reply Jorene, I was just curious.
Pat
>mjj...@why.net (Marcy Jackson) wrote:
>>Ok, witty ones.
>>
>>What was the original, rejected name of racehorse Richard Cranium?
>>Marcy
>>
>>---
>>mjj...@why.net
>>
>My guess would be.... Dick Head?
>Did the Jockey Club reject that? I'm thinking of calling one a little
>filly I've got something similar since she's already kicked me three
>times (such a pleasant personality she has!).
>Debbie
>Wylie, TX
>
Apparently the JC rejects a lot of names. If your filly is a QH you
could probably name her anything. <g>
> mjj...@why.net (Marcy Jackson) wrote:
> >Ok, witty ones.
> >
> >What was the original, rejected name of racehorse Richard Cranium?
> >Marcy
> >
> >---
> >mjj...@why.net
> >
>
> My guess would be.... Dick Head?
>
> Did the Jockey Club reject that? I'm thinking of calling one a little
> filly I've got something similar since she's already kicked me three
> times (such a pleasant personality she has!).
>
> Debbie
> Wylie, TX
>
The worst name that was accepted in racing in New Zealand was "Hoof Hearted".
Evidentally it was applied for as a joke and was approved before anybody
checked how it sounded for a race caller (try it out!). The approval soon
got rescinded!
regards,
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In article <4qc86e$g...@alpine.valleynet.com> jcd...@strategic-vision.com writes:
> A paint stud (Crimson Three grandson) named Crimson Critter, aka
> Critter.
>
> A paint mare known as Bumbles, and her yearling filly called Bumbette.
>
> A palomino (Paint, no color) yearling stud colt with a very expressive
> mouth (although not a nip or nibbler!) dubbed Twizzle Lips.
>
> An AQHA gelding who goes all-around, including slide and ride, known
> as Scooter.
Gee, and I thought I was being cruel when I refer the the yearling we board
(since adopted by my mare, since she's weanling sized) and the new foal as
"Big Shit" and "Little Shit."
Gotta think of some names...
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Bootin' Scootin' Boggie
Whoop-di-doo... aged saddle bred gelding that was a guest horse
of the hunt I rode with as a kid... ponderous, sweet-minded, safe as
houses and rather slow... style in the field always struck me as a
"paint-by-numbers" interpretation of a field hunter. Was rather
unfortunately called "Doody" in the barn.
Point and Shoot... show name of TB gelding shown lates 60's early
70's on AZ jr. hunter circuit. -Very- push button horse.
Donnybrook Hero... enormously kind Anglo-Arab hunter boarded at
Mc Cormick who never caused any problems in the time I knew him. Seemed
kind of unfair to name him that!
Gotcha' Covered... Standardbred stallion out of my mother's
trotter mare... how the buyers of the foal got that one past ATA is a
mystery... wonder if they would have changed his name if they decided to
geld him?
Truffle Eater... H/J pony owned by a pair of sisters whose first
pony was named Piglet. (And she was one, too!)
Fightertown... silly thing we used to call one of the
Andalusian/Percheron crossbreds we used as a vaulting horse, because "he
has a back broad enough to land a jet on, has a fan tail, and flies by
wire. (Vaulting horses go in a surcingle and side reins on a lunge- when
sufficiently complete in their training, they work the circle without a
lunge line.) Many years later, met a rather nice event horse by the same
name.
Maybelline... was the show name of my crossbred mare for the
first year or so, who tended to regularly and horribly blow up
during the class after an *exquisite* workout in the warm up ring.
... that's all that comes to mind for the moment...
Dio & Corey (who isn't certain what the use of a name is, some days)
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> Whan I got my Appy mare from New Holand I named her "Anji-San"
> Any gesses as to what it means, why I named her that, and where I got the
> name from?
If I remember correctly, Anji-San was the name of the Richard
Chamberlain character in the movie Shogun. His name meant "Pilot" so
I am quessing that your horse likes to go where she pleases and direct
her own course.
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>I remember watching a race in Maryland which included a horse named
>Frottage. I was curious about the name and looked it up. Of the two
>definitions offered, I doubt that the owners were going for the artistic
>one!
What was the other one? My dictionary has only the
artistic definition.
jan
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