So you have got yourself a horse huh? Now sit tight because finding a good name for your four legged friends is not so easy. Choosing a name for your horse is like trying to pick the best flavor at an ice cream parlor – There are many options. But as you decided to keep a funny name, your work is 50 percent done my friend. For the rest 50 percent we will help you to find.
Trojan Horse – A type of computer malware.
Barry Cade – barricade.
Terry Bull – terrible.
Hay Burner – Slang for a horse that eats a lot.
Mr. Ed – The famous talking horse from the television sitcom of the same name that aired in the 1960s.
Stan Still – stand still.
Chris P. Bacon – crispy bacon.
Mike Roch – My crotch.
Harry Trotter – Harry Potter.
Warren Peace – war and peace.
Al Beback – I’ll be back.
Seabiscuit Jr. – Inspired by the famous racehorse Seabiscuit.
Hugh Jass – sounds Like Huge Ass.
Gift Horse – From the saying “don’t look a gift horse in the mouth” – means to be ungrateful for a gift or to scrutinize something given as a gift.
Anita Bath – I need a bath.
Carmen Getter – come and get her.
Clip Clop – Horse walking sound.
Pony Express – The historical mail service operated in the United States during the mid-19th century.
Dark Horse – Refers to an unexpected winner or competitor.
Quick Draw McGraw – the name of a cartoon character from the Hanna-Barbera animated television series of the same name, which aired in the 1950s and 1960s.
Horsen Wells – Horsen Wells is a playful play on the name “Orson Welles,” who is the renowned American actor, director, and filmmaker.
Giddy Up – A common phrase used to urge a horse to move.
Horse Power – The unit of measurement.
Choose a name from here so that it puts a smile on your face every time you call it out across the paddock. Make your horse your bestfriend alike. Take care and tata (Goodbye)
