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have a look at fairview race 5 no 9

i know it is a different country, but naming horses after other champions doesn't sit comfortably with me

A disgrace!!!! shame on them

No different to Horses in Australia being allowed to be named after champion Race Dogs yet a race dog CAN NOT be named after a champion race horse in Australia.

who would seriously want to name their horse after a dog?

FFS

another grub wrote:who would seriously want to name their horse after a dog?

FFS

Surprisingly enough there are a few out there

another grub wrote:who would seriously want to name their horse after a dog?

FFS

Cmon grub if you had a horse you would name it Ling Wah wouldnt you?

Dutchy wrote:

another grub wrote:who would seriously want to name their horse after a dog?

FFS

Cmon grub if you had a horse you would name it Ling Wah wouldnt you?

Dutchy wrote:

another grub wrote:who would seriously want to name their horse after a dog?

FFS

Cmon grub if you had a horse you would name it Ling Wah wouldnt you?

not bad dutchy....

what about awesome murphy or skull ryles.

Naming a horse after a dog...

If the owners are chinese...

Would that then be "Honey Chicken" or "Sweet and Sour Pork"????

Some of the horses I back have their next start INSIDE a dog!!

ryles-kennels wrote:No different to Horses in Australia being allowed to be named after champion Race Dogs yet a race dog CAN NOT be named after a champion race horse in Australia.

well this octagonal is a thoroughbred as was the one that raced here & with the way stallions are world wide these days is it right to have a racehorse with the same name of a stallion ?

i recall a dog called 'taj rossi' racing this was named after a champion galloper which means unless rules have changed you are WRONK rk

fwiw i don't think if they have the same names 'cross coding' is a big deal (i also recall a dog called gammalite but spelt slightly differently) what i'm saying is there are now 2 horses by the name of 'octagonal' in the thoroughbred world, so someone could go into a horse by octagonal thinking it was the australian champ but infact it is a south african

bayman wrote:

ryles-kennels wrote:No different to Horses in Australia being allowed to be named after champion Race Dogs yet a race dog CAN NOT be named after a champion race horse in Australia.

well this octagonal is a thoroughbred as was the one that raced here & with the way stallions are world wide these days is it right to have a racehorse with the same name of a stallion ?

i recall a dog called 'taj rossi' racing this was named after a champion galloper which means unless rules have changed you are WRONK rk

fwiw i don't think if they have the same names 'cross coding' is a big deal (i also recall a dog called gammalite but spelt slightly differently) what i'm saying is there are now 2 horses by the name of 'octagonal' in the thoroughbred world, so someone could go into a horse by octagonal thinking it was the australian champ but infact it is a south african

pago pago is another dog that had a champion gallopers name

I dont follow the mutts so could you name some examples where horses have been named after Champion greyhounds. I do take some interest in the gallops but none come to mind.




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ryles-kennels wrote:No different to Horses in Australia being allowed to be named after champion Race Dogs yet a race dog CAN NOT be named after a champion race horse in Australia.