Mare Names - Page 4
Updated: June 17, 2024
| Names | Reason |
|---|---|
| Polaris | Named after the North Star, it signifies the mare's guiding and leading qualities |
| Prairie | She loves to run free, embodying the spirit of the open prairie |
| Pumpkin | Her playful, quirky personality is as delightful as a pumpkin in fall |
| Puzzle | This name would be apt for a horse with a complex and intriguing personality |
| Quartz | This name would be ideal for a horse with a resilient and strong character |
| Radiance | This name reflects the vibrant and lively personality of a mare |
| Raven | Her black coat is as glossy as a raven's feather |
| Revel | The name, meaning to take pleasure, can represent a mare's joyful and playful nature |
| Rhapsody | This name would suit a horse with a lively, exuberant spirit |
| Ripple | This name can reflect the mare's calm and serene disposition |
| Russet | Her earthy, grounded personality is like the deep brown color of russet |
| Sable | Named after the black fur animal, it represents the mare's sleek and glossy coat |
| Saffron | Named after the precious spice, it signifies the mare's unique and special qualities |
| Sage | She's wise beyond her years, like an old sage |
| Sapphire | A horse with a vivid and sparkling character would do this name justice |
| Serenity | This name would suit a horse with a calm and peaceful demeanor |
| Silhouette | A horse with a striking and distinctive shape would suit this name |
| Solitaire | This name can reflect the mare's independent and self-sufficient nature |
| Solstice | This name would be fitting for a horse with a radiant and vibrant character |
| Sonata | This musical term can represent the rhythmic gait of a mare |
| Sonnet | This name is fitting for a horse that moves with a rhythm and grace akin to poetry |
| Sorbet | The name can be a tribute to a mare's sweet and delightful nature |
| Spirit | A horse with a strong and indomitable will would suit this name |
| Starlet | This name can reflect the mare's shining and outstanding qualities |
| Starlight | Her bright spirit shines even in the darkest of times |
| Sunset | Her stunning beauty is as mesmerizing as the setting sun |
| Symphony | A horse with a harmonious and rhythmic character would do this name justice |
| Taffy | A horse with a sticky and enduring character would do this name justice |
| Tango | This name would be apt for a horse with a lively and rhythmic gait |
| Tempest | It signifies the mare's strong and passionate spirit |
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Color-Based Names
Mares can also be named based on their color, as it can reflect their physical appearance and make it easier to identify them.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Amber | This color reminds one of a gentle, warm, golden-brown mare |
| Azure | A beautiful blue hue could reflect a mare's calm and peaceful nature |
| Cerise | French for 'cherry', a fun, vibrant color suitable for a spirited, red-hued mare |
| Coral | For a mare with a pinkish-orange hue, reminiscent of beautiful coral reefs |
| Crimson | This color is a strong, bright, deep red, which is reminiscent of a powerful and fiery spirit |
| Ebony | A perfect fit for a mare of a deep, glossy black color |
| Garnet | This deep red gemstone could provide a regal name for a strong, red-hued mare |
| Hazel | Reminiscent of the warm, brownish-green hue, a perfect fit for a mare of similar color |
| Indigo | This deep color could describe a dark horse with a hint of blue |
| Ivory | A fitting name for a mare of a light, creamy white color, like ivory |
| Jade | Reminiscent of the vibrant green gemstone, perfect for a mare with an energetic, spirited personality |
| Lavender | The soft, pale purple color can reflect a mare's gentle, soothing nature |
| Lilac | This delicate color could suit a mare of a light purple hue, reflecting her gentleness |
| Marigold | The vibrant, golden-orange color can represent a bright, cheerful mare |
| Mauve | A soft, pale purple that could be a fitting name for a delicate, graceful mare |
| Obsidian | The deep, glossy black color of this volcanic glass can reflect a mare's strong, powerful nature |
| Olive | The warm, earthy green color could reflect a mare's calm, grounded nature |
| Onyx | This is an elegant name for a black mare, reminiscent of the precious black gemstone |
| Pearl | Evoking the image of a lustrous, white gem, this name could suit a gentle, white mare |
| Ruby | This vibrant red gemstone could lend its name to a fiery, spirited mare |
| Sable | A name that signifies a deep, rich black could suit a powerful, solid-colored mare |
| Sapphire | A mare with bright blue eyes could be aptly named after this precious gemstone |
| Tangerine | This vibrant, orange color can represent a lively, energetic mare |
| Topaz | Named after the golden gemstone, this could suit a bright, golden mare |
| Turquoise | This vibrant blue-green color could make a unique name for a spirited, lively mare |
Foreign Language Names
Names in a foreign language can add unique flair and personality to a mare's name, and can be a nod to the horse's breed or origin.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Amore | An Italian term for 'love', a heartwarming name for a mare |
| Azure | This name translates to 'Azur' in French, a beautiful name for a blue roan mare |
| Bella | This name is Italian for 'beautiful', a fitting name for a lovely mare |
| Chanson | A French term meaning 'song', an elegant name for a melodious mare |
| Chérie | A French word for 'darling', a charming name for a loveable mare |
| Cielo | Derived from Spanish, it translates to 'sky' - a great name for a mare with a sky-blue coat |
| Corazon | This Spanish name meaning 'heart' is perfect for a loving mare |
| Elegance | This word means 'Elégance' in French, a sophisticated name for a graceful mare |
| Esperanza | In Spanish, this name means 'hope', ideal for an inspiring, strong mare |
| Felicidad | This Spanish word translates to 'happiness', a suitable name for a joyful mare |
| Fleur | A French term for 'flower', perfect for a delicate and elegant mare |
| Freiheit | A German word for 'freedom', a great name for a spirited mare |
| Harmony | This name means 'Harmonie' in German, ideal for a cooperative mare |
| Loyalty | This term translates to 'Lealtad' in Spanish, an honorable name for a trustworthy mare |
| Luna | In many languages, this name means 'moon', a beautiful name for a graceful mare |
| Mystery | This name translates to 'Mysterium' in German, a suitable name for a mare with an intriguing aura |
| Pearl | This name translates to 'Perl' in German, an elegant name for a white or grey mare |
| Radiance | This word translates to 'Strahlung' in German, a glowing name for a radiant mare |
| Rosa | A Spanish word for 'rose', apt for a mare with a rosy coat |
| Serenity | This name meaning 'Serenidad' in Spanish, is a peaceful name for a calm mare |
| Soleil | Means 'sun' in French, a radiant name for a mare |
| Stella | In Italian, Stella is the word for 'star', perfect for a star performer mare |
| Victory | In Spanish, this name translates to 'Victoria', a powerful name for a winning mare |
| Viva | Inspired from Spanish, this name means 'alive', a fitting name for a lively mare |
| Zephyr | This Greek word for 'west wind' suits a fast mare |
Famous Horse Names
Naming a mare after a famous horse can be a fun and meaningful tribute, especially if the mare has a similar personality or traits.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AllAlong | French thoroughbred who was named the 1983 American Horse of the Year |
| Babieca | The beloved mount of El Cid, a national hero of Spain |
| Beholder | American champion mare who won 11 Grade 1 stakes races |
| Beldame | An American Hall of Fame mare who was a leading broodmare |
| BlackCaviar | An Australian thoroughbred who retired undefeated after 25 races |
| Dahlia | An outstanding performer noted for her victories in major international stakes |
| DanceSmartly | A Canadian thoroughbred who was the first Canadian-bred horse to win a Breeders' Cup race |
| GoForWand | An American Champion filly who won 10 of her 13 career starts |
| Goldikova | French champion mare who won 14 Group 1 races |
| Kincsem | A Hungarian racehorse, she remains unbeaten in 54 races |
| LadySecret | She was named American Horse of the Year in 1986 |
| MakybeDiva | A British-bred, Australian-trained racehorse who won the Melbourne Cup three times |
| OuijaBoard | A British racehorse who won the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf twice |
| PersonalEnsign | She retired undefeated with 13 wins, including the Breeders' Cup Distaff |
| RachelAlexandra | 2009 Preakness Stakes winner and Horse of the Year |
| Ruffian | An American champion thoroughbred racehorse, she won 10 races without defeat |
| SkyBeauty | An American Hall of Fame racehorse who won multiple Grade 1 stakes |
| SnowFairy | A British thoroughbred who won the Epsom Oaks, Irish Oaks, and Hong Kong Cup |
| SovietSong | A British racehorse, she was named European Champion Older Horse in 2004 |
| Sunline | A New Zealand racehorse, she was named the Australian Horse of the Year twice |
| TaWee | An American champion mare and a successful broodmare |
| TwilightTears | An American thoroughbred, she was a leading broodmare in the mid-20th century |
| Winx | An Australian racehorse who won 33 consecutive races including 25 Group 1s |
| WiseDan | American champion gelding who was twice named Horse of the Year |
| Zenyatta | The winner of 19 consecutive races and a Breeders' Cup Classic |
Nature Inspired Names
Nature-inspired names are perfect for mares as they illustrate the beauty, strength, and grace of the natural world.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Aspen | Derived from the majestic Aspen tree, symbolizing strength and endurance |
| Blossom | A nod to the vibrant and beautiful flowers blooming in nature |
| Breeze | Reflects the horse's swift and smooth movements, like a cool breeze |
| Brook | Named after the gentle, flowing streams found in nature |
| Coral | A tribute to the intricate beauty of undersea life |
| Daisy | A symbol of innocence and purity, just as the Daisy flower |
| Fern | A nod to the delicate and intricate beauty of ferns in nature |
| Hazel | Inspired by the warm, earthy hues of the hazel tree |
| Honey | Named after the sweet nectar, reflecting the horse's sweet temperament |
| Iris | A tribute to the beautiful and vibrant iris flower |
| Maple | Reminiscent of the majestic and colorful maple tree |
| Meadow | This name conveys a horse's grace and beauty, akin to a vast, serene meadow |
| Misty | Reflects the horse's mysterious and elusive nature |
| Moonbeam | Inspired by the ethereal beauty of a moonlit night |
| Opal | Named after the precious gemstone, symbolizing the horse's unique beauty |
| Pebble | Reflects the horse's strength and unyielding spirit |
| Pine | Denotes the horse's strength and resilience |
| Poppy | A tribute to the vibrant and alluring poppy flower |
| Rain | Symbolizes the refreshing and renewing aspect of nature |
| Raven | Inspired by the sleek and mysterious bird |
| Sapphire | Denotes the horse's rare and striking beauty |
| Sparrow | Reminiscent of the agile and swift bird |
| Starling | Symbolizes the horse's beauty and grace |
| Sunflower | Inspired by the bright and cheerful flower |
| Willow | Resembling the grace and elegance of the willow tree |
Mythical Names
Mythical names are grand and powerful, often associated with famous legends and stories, adding a touch of mystery and power to your mare.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Andromeda | Named after the princess in Greek mythology who was chained to a rock as a sacrifice |
| Aphrodite | Reflecting the Greek goddess of beauty and love |
| Artemis | Resonates with the Greek goddess of the hunt and wilderness |
| Athena | Named after the Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare |
| Banshee | Reflects the Irish mythological figure known for her wailing |
| Chimera | Recalls the fire-breathing female monster in Greek mythology |
| Circe | Represents the sorceress who turned Odysseus's men into swine in Homer's Odyssey |
| Eurydice | Taken from the nymph who was the wife of Orpheus in Greek mythology |
| Fenrir | Stems from the monstrous wolf in Norse mythology |
| Gorgon | Resembles the female creatures who turned those who looked at them to stone in Greek mythology |
| Hecate | Named after the Greek goddess of magic and witchcraft |
| Hydra | Reminiscent of the water monster with many heads in Greek mythology |
| Lorelei | Inspired by the siren who lures sailors to their death in German folklore |
| Medusa | Borrowed from the mythical creature known for her snake hair and stone gaze |
| Mermaid | In honor of the mythical marine creature with a human head and a fish tail |
| Nereid | Echoes the sea nymphs in Greek mythology |
| Nixie | Echoes the water spirits in German mythology |
| Nymph | Emanates the spirit of the divine spirits in ancient Greek mythology |
| Pegasus | Derived from the winged horse in Greek mythology |
| Phoenix | Inspired by the mythical bird that regenerates and is reborn from ashes |
| Selene | Resonates with the Greek goddess of the moon |
| Sphinx | Taken from the mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human |
| Sylph | Named after the air spirits in mythological writings |
| Unicorn | Reflects the legendary creature known for its single horn on its forehead |
| Valkyrie | Chosen from Norse mythology, where they are female figures associated with war |