Help needed choosing a show name

[Harveysmum]

I'm really not happy with the show name Harv's has, it might be alright for showjumping but "Jammie dodger" doesn't really suit dressage! It's his registered name on his passport but they have said you can add a "also known as" to the end of it so I can call him something different for affiliation purposes.
Anyway this is Harvey
Harvey

I like the name Irishman but am sure there will be hundreds called that. His is quite a small punchy sort of TB and is quite cheeky. Any idea's?

 

[aimeerose]

blarney (ie blarney stone)

luck of the irish

sorry - really bad at names!!

 

[The Original Kao]

dunno about jammie dodger but i'd say u were a jammie git for having such a gorgoues boy

i'm good at naming horses but never been asked to come up with a showname, i might be back if i think of anything.

 

[Tempi]

whats his breeding? i looked at my geldings papers and gave him a name related to his grandsire and damn's sire

 

[RLF]

Harvey Critell

Harvey Roy'al

am trying to think of some more, give me a minute

 

[icestationzebra]

Oooh he is gorgeous isn't he? You could eat him

How about these:
Jaffa Cake
Chocolate Orange
Ferrero Rocher
After 8

Sorry getting carried away.
Actually, I am half serious about Chocolate Orange - think that's cool

 

[RLF]

artful dodger

still thinking

 

[Jellicle]

Harvey Nicks

 

[Jellicle]

The Matchmaker

 

[Evadiva1514]

I like the 'Artful Dodger' RLF - Good one!!

How about Harvey's Cream (after the drink???) or Harvest something, such as Harvest Moon??

 

[PLAYBOY]

GENTLE WARRIOR

IRISH CREAM

LORD OF THE DANCE

IRISH SPIRIT

 

[PLAYBOY]

SHAMROCK LEGEND

 

[Jellicle]

ooh I like 'Bristol Cream'

 

[The Original Kao]

i went onto an irish gaelic forum purely to see if i could get an irish translation of jammie dodger or harvey or anything TBH lol here's 1 reply

Harvey
From a surname which was derived from the Breton first name Haerviu, which meant "battle worthy" from Breton haer "battle" and viu "worthy". The first name was introduced to England by Breton settlers after the Norman Conquest.

 

[katiejaye]

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Harvey Nicks

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I like that one!

 

[icemaiden113]

Following on from your Harvest theme, What about Harvest Fox? Used to have a working hunter called that, not sure it really fits in for dressage but good name!

 

[Sparklet]

Harvest Festival?

Harvey link, biscuit link

 

[Agent XXX999]

King Edward

As in potato (Irish) but no one need know that!

 

[The Original Kao]

cuaranfa?- tornado?

cuilithe- whirlwind?

sí gaoithe
more suggestions from the gaelic forum

 

[Harveysmum]

[ QUOTE ]
From a surname which was derived from the Breton first name Haerviu, which meant "battle worthy" from Breton haer "battle" and viu "worthy". The first name was introduced to England by Breton settlers after the Norman Conquest.

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I really like this idea but i'm not sure if he's battle worthy, he's a bit of a poof really he he he

I did look up "Capall Beag" which means little horse and also Na Habair e which means "don't mention it"

I like "don't mention it" if anyone has any clever ones which are funny I would consider them too I really liked "Hoof Hearted"