Maritza, Celina, Graciela, BABUSHKA ��, Monica, California, Dina, Diana, Elita, et cetera (quite literally, I could go on and on ��) (Also, I apologize if this shows up semi-literally twenty million times on here- I’ve been trying to publish this one comment for awhile ��♀️ anyone else have this trouble in iPhones?)
Question: For lipizzaners, isn't the rule that you give the horse the name of BOTH the sire and the dam (ie: Maestro Alba)--or is that just for the stallions?? (Sorry if this has been brought up--I don't follow Facebook)
My research indicates that it's only the stallion who gets the two word name. Mares typically get a one word name that ends with A. Stallions get the family name (Pluto, Siglavy, etc) plus the mare's name.
I pride myself on naming horses, but these comments put me to shame! So here's my votes: Graciela, Marinara, Aurora, Flavia, and my absolute favorite, Carbonara.
Francesca
ReplyDeleteShe was your ICEE horse, so...Elsa.
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ReplyDeleteSo far the blog suggestions are better than the Facebook suggestions! I like all three of these.
ReplyDeleteMaritza, Celina, Graciela, BABUSHKA ��, Monica, California, Dina, Diana, Elita, et cetera (quite literally, I could go on and on ��) (Also, I apologize if this shows up semi-literally twenty million times on here- I’ve been trying to publish this one comment for awhile ��♀️ anyone else have this trouble in iPhones?)
ReplyDeleteIsabella
ReplyDeleteAdriana,Juliana,Sierra,Mariana,Alondra,
ReplyDeleteEsmeralda,Alejandra.
Melanzana, Carbonara, Zucca, Gorgonzola, Mozzarella, Flavia, Noblessa
ReplyDeleteQuestion: For lipizzaners, isn't the rule that you give the horse the name of BOTH the sire and the dam (ie: Maestro Alba)--or is that just for the stallions??
ReplyDelete(Sorry if this has been brought up--I don't follow Facebook)
My research indicates that it's only the stallion who gets the two word name. Mares typically get a one word name that ends with A. Stallions get the family name (Pluto, Siglavy, etc) plus the mare's name.
DeleteFavourista or Favorista, Aurora, Harmonia or Harmonica, Favorita, Fantasia, Allegra.
ReplyDeleteI pride myself on naming horses, but these comments put me to shame! So here's my votes: Graciela, Marinara, Aurora, Flavia, and my absolute favorite, Carbonara.
ReplyDeleteMarietta -- from the operetta "Naughty Marietta," -- although, come to think of it, "Operetta" would work too.
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Allegria
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