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05 Jul 15
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Sendintank is one of my favs.
Clearly a few rude ones will be popular, what are yours ?
Clearly a few rude ones will be popular, what are yours ?
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River Deep out of Mountain High
 Trained by Mr hobbs |
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Hoof Hearted......Shy Talk
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Always had a soft spot for Warning as i saw him debut one summer hol aged 15, Undercut also ran on the same card.
Warning Known Fact (USA) (8.3f) — Slightly Dangerous (USA) (Roberto (USA) Khalid does name his horses so well. |
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I don't follow breeding very much, but this one's stuck in my mind as a well named horse.....Hattie Jacques, out of Sixties Icon and Funny Girl.
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wontbegonelong ...... what a name for a chaser
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The Queen puts some thought into her names. Her Mustard is by Motivator out of Flash of Gold, and Bold Sniper is out of Daring Aim.
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Has to be Now We Know. Great name for a horse especially when he won his point @10s after working brilliantly with the 130 rated chaser Seek The Faith. We looked at each other and simply said....NWK
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She does Blackbarn, still dont get the mustard from the breeding, im probably stupid and missing something.
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Finmental. Auspice another.
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Roida has been refused Dough Peak Hunt Numerous times from the powers that be at the Wetherbys
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Ibrahim - keen as mustard = motivated; mustard is yellow like gold.
Current favourite is Astaire - by Intense Focus out of Runway Dancer. |
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Cheers.
Trying to remember the roger charlton trained filly that had a superb name, sure she was related to this one. Strut Danehill Dancer (IRE) (8.4f) — Boast (Most Welcome (8.6f)) |
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Bachelors Pad, by Pursuit of Love out of Note Book.
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Got it, used an online thesaurus.
Mince Medicean (9.0f) — Strut (Danehill Dancer (IRE) (8.4f)) We have a winner, best named horse ever. I loved this horse when it won maiden, said to myself, group horse.  |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0RSHFoRbiE
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I don't remember a Roger Charlton filly but Boast had a Duke of Marmalade filly in training with John Gosden called Toast of the Town, which is pretty clever.
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very good jez
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lol CR, that is a wind up, shirley ?
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Don't think so IS,Ye know what the Yanks are like
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Short Skirt cleverly named too
Diktat (8.0f) — Much Too Risky (Bustino (11.3f)) |
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Pursuit of Love had loads of cleverly named offspring: Rash, out of Stinging Nettle; Rampant out of Flourishing; Jilted out of What A Pity; Satyr out of Sardonic; One Night Stand out of Relatively Easy and Oval Office out of Pushy.
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one night stand out of relatively easy might just contest Mince jez
Grand names those jex, owners ? |
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Not a favourite name, but a clever name: Cleavage, a mare by Hillandale out of Divided.
She was owned and named by Toby Balding's wife, who claimed she chose the name because she hoped one day to hear a commentator call Mrs Balding's Cleavage out in front. |
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They are just names horses don't talk to each other using names
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bleedingmad ... how the fcuk do you know ? WHat do you think they do then call each other by numbers ... you crazy fool
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfmO054REJE
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Julie Cecil's Mary Hinge.....
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Betty Swollocks
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Louis Freedman, owner of Cliveden Stud, obviously liked a pun with some of his naming:
Headrest Habitat - Guillotina Lowawatha Dancing Brace - Shorthouse Evert Kris - Ever Genial Baked Alaska Green Desert - Snowing Vanishing Trick Gone West - Wand |
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Joe Blob
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My two most favourite named horses date back to the mid 50s
both were handicappers the 1st was named Tintinnabulam trained by Towser Gosden the 2nd was named Gudmenaremist I cannot recollect who trained that one. Both these animals won me in those days what I as a youngster considered packets, one famous day in a novice hurdle at Sandown Gudmenaremist won at 25s the next day I went out and bought a brand new Ford V8 Pilot. Happy days now long gone.Best of luck to all. |
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Horse names that i really prefer were the old fashioned easy to remember and allocate to a horse and its form etc. Such as
Frenchmans Cove,Brantridge Farmer,Highland Wedding,Sea Pigeon,Easby Abbey etc. Really can't stand these arabic named horses that begin with M or T, really can't differentiate between them or remember which were top sprinters and which were mediocre horses, such as Muttawaful, Muthafaakir, and any other mutters! Personally wouldn't care less if they took all their horses off to dubai and left them there! |
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ohsosharp fav of mines
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Falls of Cruachan. Always reminds me of racing when I enjoyed it most.
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Also reminds me of a time when scum was a thing found on the side of the bath and not on the streets. When only men drank pints and four letter words were confined to barracks! When people chose to work rather than sponge any which way they could. When children went to school at 9am and only exited at 4pm. You could put a point of view across without some inbreed, hiding behind keyboard anonimity, hurling abuse at you. When kids were generally a normal healthy size and not of Blue Whale proportions. When women looked like women and not some R101 in tights! When you could watch TV without some slobbering imbeciles re-enacting a scene from a brothel.
Anyway, rant over. Cue the clowns! |
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My fav is Dank...most will think it's a hideous name but it works for me
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Gatecrasher - Kisrch Flambee - Unknown sire and dam
- Surprise Party |
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A couple more Louis Freedmans, full sisters, out of Seventh Bride - Polygamy - and a candidate for all time winner, surely, One Over Parr.
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