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At 20:20:02 on 30.12.09, e_mccreath wrote: Hey everyone, I was just having a random thought. My current horse, and my last horse have both been called Bonnie. We have also had two Danny's on our yard as well as another two down the road. I was wondering what the most popular horse names are? I have also known a good few horses called Blue and Copper, you can all guess why. What other names keep cropping up again and again where everyone else is, and are there any more unusual names out there? xx
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At 19:41:59 on 02.01.10, SJP_123 wrote: We've currently got 2 Savannahs and 2 CJ's on our yard! I'm quite surprised as I don't think that they are common names?
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At 07:32:03 on 07.01.10, xXxPonyLoverxXx wrote: We have two charlie's at our yard, and we only have 19 horses! I know two ted's also =)x Dont know any horses called CJ but i knew a AJ and my friend changed her horse's name for KC to charlie ( before the outher charlie came =P ) =)xx
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At 03:03:33 on 11.01.10, Horsenuts wrote: I think Charlie is a very popular horse name , as I know 3!
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At 22:44:16 on 01.02.10, Deps wrote: my lovely mare for some reason was named "Original Aphid" ... how could she be named her after a rather unattractive bug? I had been told it was unlucky to change a horse's name so I shortened it to Affy. I'm guessing that wouldn't be one of the most common names around :-)
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At 22:55:04 on 01.02.10, hollie_jane wrote: My horse is called Pepper.. im guessing thats a pretty popular horse name :) ive known a few Ollys, Beautys, and Blues. yeah ive also known savannahs, Teds and Dannys. I have also known some rather unique names! thats quite a strange one there Deps! poor horsey! Affy is cute though.
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At 23:16:52 on 01.02.10, fi919 wrote: my horses name is Vitticello and our other horse his name is masejeou which are Spanish names that are not popular even in Spain.I would say that that they are pretty unusual.We have a danny and a Timmy at our yard.Most people will call there horse/pony something that ends in a Y/ah/er, because it softens it when you call them as you tend to higher your voice it is easier than a name for example my thoroughbred was called :him of praise i called him H P for short or H..y,its softer this way less imtimidating.Some usless information i was given many years ago thought id share it lol
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At 23:52:06 on 01.02.10, LadyElfie wrote: One of my most favorite horse names I've ever seen was for one of the horses at Midieval Times here in California. It was a black fresian named Lunatic.
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At 19:29:13 on 02.02.10, sophieandcallum wrote: Think my Callum is pretty unusual for a pony:D But yep known a few dannys, buds, chesters and jades. Knew a little piebald pony only about 11hh called Bandit thought it was great, summed him up perfectly:D
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At 20:23:35 on 02.02.10, Polkadotpolly wrote: I had great dane german shepard X called Bandit but have never heard of a horse called Bandit ? Have known a few Blaze's ( my childhood pony was Blaze ) and a few Goldie's and Rebel's. Also a few Jack's and Misty's...
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