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  • #41
    I've got Tejana (pronounced Tiana)-bet I'm the only one! Also have Star. Started out as Lucky(hated that name), then became Lucky Star, then just Star. Also have Holly (mom bought her close to xmas when I was 4, I got to name her) and my mom's boy is Anchor.

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    • #42
      How about Ivanna? LOL Didn't think so....

      I know a dog named Tank... and a horse named HalfPint also.

      My horse is:
      Ivanna (my Trak mare)

      My dogs are (Border Collies):
      Ice (Ch. Jetela Majestic Sparks on Ice CD, OA, NAJ, PT) ~ Female
      Brynne (Majestic Phire and Brimstone) ~ Female
      Neo (MJM The Chosen One) ~ Male

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      • #43
        I have Athena and Utah (aka "the Cosmo Kramer gelding"). I know there are other CoTHer's with an Athena, but I haven't seen another Utah. He is rather one of a kind.

        Fessy's Mom: There's a palomino mare where I board named Barbie. The BO rescued her at auction a couple months ago, and we didn't have a clue what her name was. She was blonde though, and she has strange giggly sounding neigh, so "Barbie" stuck.
        "I did know once, only I've sort of forgotten." - Winnie the Pooh

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        • #44
          Gypsy-QH
          Scooter-QH
          Dick-TWH
          Lucky or Lucifer(depends on the day)-Perch./QH
          Doodle-Mini/Shetland Pony
          Haley-OTTB
          Carolina-OTTB
          Squirt-Shetland Pony
          Jenny-Mini donkey
          Pepper-Shetland Pony
          Bailey-Rat Terrier
          Ranger-Doberman
          Marty-Giant Schnauzer

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          • #45
            I have seen a "Star" "Sunny" "Dakota" "Barbie" in almost every barn i've been to, LOL.

            Mine are named:

            Faith, Frank, and I'm fostering a Cassie.
            My blog: Change of Pace - Retraining a standardbred via dressage

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            • #46
              Oh, we're doing other creatures, too? Bet no one else has a Samadhi (the other non-horse animals are York, Mulder, River, and Alistair).

              I can't take credit for Weird-Horse-Name Isaac. If FairWeather hadn't have named him something cool, he would have been Patrick (all of my horses have people names - so that way, people will think I have friends when I say I spend all of my time with them). Poor Isaac always gets his name mixed up - he was Jacob, Josiah, and Ezekial for the first six weeks at my barn. Weird people.
              "talking about love is like dancing about architecture..."
              A Wink & A NodPlaying by HeartA Wing & A PrayerBest to be Elusive

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              • #47
                I'm pretty sure I have the only Seamus (TB gelding, reg. name Latin Besos) and my previous TB gelding was Bird when I got him! I renamed him Darcy (as in MR. Darcy--can't tell you how many times he got mistaken for a mare) and his current owners call him Lucky.

                Also in our string are a TB George, TB stud Jack, TB O'Reilly, TB Melvin, and Paint mare Posh. Had a Maggie pony and knew a Star pony also, but she was generally called Nastyface rather than Star.

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                • #48
                  My late horse was Harold...

                  have a ISH, Creggan

                  had a George too, two in fact!!
                  Coruscant Stables

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                  • #49
                    I've got a Sundance, a Blue or Blueboo (Minstrel's Tune) and a Princess (Pirates n' Dreams). Dogs are Taz, Buddy/Bud, Vix/Vixie and Zip /Zipperkee (Ted's Little Zipperkee), and the cats are Fancy/Fance and Grimmie/Grimmitch ('cause he wasn't big enough to be a Gremlin when I got him )
                    "The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear" ~ Socrates

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                    • #50
                      <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Kim:
                      I thought I was being unique when I named my mare "Grace" (she's elegant like Grace Kelly!) -- since then, I have met at least 3 other Grace or Gracies!

                      But does anyone know of another horse named Chutney? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

                      The name Grace or Gracie is very popular in the greyhound world
                      http://lessismore17.blogspot.com/

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                      • #51
                        <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Chocomare:
                        There just has to be another "Penny" out there but I'm not sure about another "Tank." Anyone? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Yup. One dominant broodmare aptly barn named Tank cause she was a tank on the track-just plowed right through, nothing ever got in her way and then she left everybody in the dust.

                        We also have a Nijmeh, Luka, Grandma, and a Sparkle.
                        "And remember-if it gets really bad, there's always tequila..." J.P.

                        No horse should be Peepless

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                        • #52
                          I'm surprised that there hasn't been another DREAM mentioned. Seems like it would be pretty popular because of all the "dream" show names. Good topic.
                          Drea

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                          • #53
                            <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Equinetech:
                            Yup. One dominant broodmare aptly barn named Tank cause she was a tank on the track-just plowed right through, nothing ever got in her way and then she left everybody in the dust. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

                            Gee, my Tank does that too....only much slower

                            Her Motto: "Why go around or over when you can just plow through and trample."
                            <>< Sorrow Looks Back. Worry Looks Around. Faith Looks Up! -- Being negative only makes a difficult journey more difficult. You may be given a cactus, but you don't have to sit on it.

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                            • #54
                              Lester is the name of my OTTB
                              http://lessismore17.blogspot.com/

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                              • #55
                                I'm surprised not to see Sky up there. I don't think my gelding's nickname is that unusual. His real name is Skykomish, which is pretty unique (so far).

                                My mare is Twana. I saw a person on Jerry Springer named Twana once. She was on with her daughter Twanette. I often think about that and wish my gelding had been a girl instead.

                                The astraled family horse history also includes Clancy, Suhn-Dee, Manidoo, and Little . They've all passed away but we put their nameplates up in our new barn anyway.

                                My cousin named her daughter after her favorite gelding. She really liked that horse
                                Still Crazy After All These Years

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                                • #56
                                  Chocomare - yes, knew a girl horse Tank. She was HUGE and flipped over on me . I was fine, but she was immediately deemed unsuitable (I was riding her for my trainer at the time) and sent off to a cowboy for remedial training.

                                  I bet I have the only $700 Pony ( ), but we call her "Emmy" around the barn. Bet she is NOT the only one of those!

                                  And, baby story. While pregnant with daughter, my husband and I were looking for a simple, classical name. In the middle of the night one night, I lept up and cried out with joy, "SALLY! What a perfect name! We'll call her SALLY!" My husband woke up enough to remind me that that was my horse's name . 'Nuf said about that, child did NOT get named Sally!
                                  Chronicles of the $700 Pony
                                  The Further Adventures of the $700 Pony
                                  www.blithetraveler.com <-- My Blog

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                                  • #57
                                    Well, let's see....this may take a bit.

                                    We have:

                                    Firey (Byron's Firey) TB gelding
                                    Lily (Many Moons) TB mare
                                    Rhondo (PK Rhondo) Arabian stallion
                                    Lawmigo Arabian geld
                                    Juraask Arabian geld
                                    Speedbump mini stallion
                                    Arrow (Arrow to the Heart) TBxWalker stallion
                                    George (Walkamgdarkclouds) APHA geld
                                    Happy Appy App filly
                                    Phalco (General Phalco) BLM stallion
                                    Leo (Leo's Matthew Rumbo) AQHA stallion
                                    Line (Rumbo's Line) AQHA stallion
                                    Blondie, Skinny, and Mama (Spanish mustang mares whose registered names I have forgotten)
                                    Rocky (Rocky Top) Welsh geld
                                    Laredo ( Laredo Boot Box) Welshx stallion
                                    Holstein B/W pinto pony mare
                                    Caspian Donkey
                                    Dawn AQHA mare
                                    Sunny (Black Sunshine) Spanish mustang filly
                                    Hal ( Haulin Oats) WalkerxQH
                                    Bertha (Big Bertha) Perch mare
                                    Pale Face Perch x mare
                                    Cat (Fog rolls in) QH mare
                                    and two coming yearlings yet to have a permanent name being called Beau and baby girl.

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                                    • #58
                                      My mare's name is Tally, aka Tallulah, Lulla-Mae and Moosette.

                                      In the past there was Cinders and Astro. Plus a bunch of sales horses that came and went...I remember Murphy, Pharoh, Snowflake and Rebel off the top of my head.
                                      http://www.tbhsa.com/index.html

                                      Originally Posted by JSwan
                                      I love feral children. They taste like chicken.

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                                      • #59
                                        I have a Sox & a Blue...maybe Sox is unique now LOL I'm surprised it hasn't been on the list earlier. I do wish I could have thought of something to change it to when I bought him but scarily enough everything else I thought of was worse

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                                        • #60
                                          I have:

                                          Cashel - and no, she is not named after the Cashel cushion. She was born in 1982 and her original owner named her after Cashel, Ireland.

                                          Kit- Registered name is Eve's Miss Kitty and there is no way she was going to be called Kitty

                                          Cricket- That's the name she came with
                                          Missouri Fox Trotters-To ride one is to own one

                                          Standardbreds, so much more then a harness racing horse.

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