Quarter Horses

Ladybug, Cisco, Lacey, Sugar, Cash, Fancy, Blue, Buddy, Raven, Spirit

Friesians

Gypsy, Jack, Spirit, Lilly, Rebel, Black Jack, Jasper, Sadie, Toby, Harley

Arabians

Alexia, Prince, Annie, Levi, Trooper, Izzy, Diva, Lilly, Ransom, Treasure

Appaloosas

Alexia, Twister, Luna, Apple, Sheba, Blue, Cheyenne, Star, Apache, Gabby, Stormy

Paint Horses

Dakota, Bella, Lady, Tucker, Sierra, Scout, Lucky, Jewel, Snickers, Belle

Thoroughbreds

Storm, Charlie, Lola, Zoe, Aspen, Princess, King, Samson, Summer, Tucker

Tennesse Walkers

Fancy, Gypsy, Shadow, Lilly, Blue, Jazz, Chance, Ranger, Copper, Dream

Ponies

Peanut, Daisy, Blaky, Cinnamon, Palomo, Bella, Annie, Flash, Missy, Scooter

Draft Horses

Sadie, Bud, Bacardi, Ike, Yankee, Bella, Sapphire, Tara, Copper, Rocky

There seems to be a bit more variety in the names when you break it down by breed. Some names which weren't on the list of most popular names have cropped up. We particularly like Trooper, Sapphire and Peanut.

If these names don't do it for you, why not get a bit more creative and try merging two names together?

You can come up with some very interesting names.

How about Shadow Flash. Lucky Treasure. Sapphire Peanut? Okay, that last one might not be the best example, but we're sure you could come up with some better combinations!
 

There were a few names that we loved which didn't make it into the most popular list. Here are some of our favorites:

Our favorite horse names

Serendipity Skies

Hobbit

Iced Latte

Celestia

Rusty

Pickles

Eclipse

Tinker Bell

Wildfire

Trillium

You have no excuse now for not being able to come up with good horse names.

But before you choose one try it out a couple times.

Ask yourself does it sound funny when you throw the name in with other words? You want to make sure that it rolls off the tongue real nice. Short names often make better stable names, because they are easier for everyday use.  With show names you can have a lot more fun. These horse names will need to stand out when you are competing.

You might want to choose a name that reflect the horses heritage. For example, choosing a name with Asian roots - like “Levi” - for your Arabian is a wonderful way to honor the origins of your horse’s breed.

If you are registering your horse name then make sure that you find out the registries rules first. Some do not allow duplicate names, and also some breeds need to use the sire’s and dam’s names. The best thing to do is compile a list of your favorites names and work with the registry to pick the perfect one.     

Be sure to tell us if this information has helped you choose your horses name, and let us know what your favorite is!

Now you are armed with this amazing list why not browse the wonderful horses for sale on HorseClicks today. You should have no trouble finding a new addition to your family and giving them the perfect name!