You Want a Piece of Me? | Chickens in the Road

2-7
5:21
am

I say, “Moose” (or “Bullwinkle”), because he really does look like Bullwinkle.

Gail - Reply to this comment

2-7
6:39
am

I say Gomer, cuz he reminds me of what a gomer should look like. :mrgreen:

TeresaH - Reply to this comment

2-7
7:29
am

How about Goober or Boogger….I think I see a small one in there!

jan - Reply to this comment

2-7
7:31
am

What, you didn’t give him a carrot or an apple?

I can’t think of a good name, and I have “Secrets Rising” anyway. :-)

BTW, I really like the photo of the day; good shot, IMO. :thumbsup:

-Kim, in even snowier Kingston.

P.S. Must. Buy. Snowshoes.

P.P.S. Must. Stock. Up. On. Wine.

Kim A. - Reply to this comment

2-7
7:36
am

Country Cadillac. ‘Cuz you know that every respectable horse has to have at least 2 names like “Genuine Risk” or “Lady’s Secret” (daughter of Secretariat)

Crystal - Reply to this comment

2-7
7:42
am

No-zee…. or Jed. I love horses for many reasons!!! You should steal him cuz he would get you through that water you were in the other day!! :rockon:

Heidi - Reply to this comment

2-7
8:03
am

Mudbiscuit

Mental Pause Mama - Reply to this comment

2-7
8:08
am

Our 6 year old has a name for the horse…”Sloppy Joe” Why you might want to know…”Mom, because he is the same color as a sloppy Joe and you know how I love my sloppy Joes!’

jan - Reply to this comment

2-7
8:20
am

:biggrin: I say “Romeo”. What better name for a romance writer’s horse????? No insult to the relatives!! LOL! :purr:

MARY - Reply to this comment

2-7
8:24
am

He looks like a “Rufus” to me!

Renee - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:02
am

How about “Bud” as in “This Bud’s for you” The white blaze on his face looks like a bottle opener.

Marcia - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:08
am

Mr. Read
Instead of Mr. Ed and also as in I read that book(not the ones you are offering) and his coat is red.

Melissa - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:10
am

doggone it! Someone already said Moose. Which is what he looks like!

kacey - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:13
am

How about Cinnamon Oats.

Laura - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:17
am

Henry Horatio Higginbottom, Horse, ESQ. *g*

Trey, for short. :rotfl:

jaq - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:26
am

How about Cornbread?

becki - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:27
am

The marking on his face reminds me of a lightning bolt so I think he should be called “Stormy”. I always enjoy your posts.

Norma - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:54
am

The Indefatigable Mister Snorflesons, Esquire.

Snorf for short. Because that move right there? That’s totally a snorf.

Robin G. - Reply to this comment

2-7
9:55
am

Ah! Jaq beat me to Esq! This is what I get for not reading the whole thread… *headsmack*

Robin G. - Reply to this comment

2-7
10:14
am

So, here I was wracking my brain for a “caption” then I realized I had to name the horse!! Should’ve read better. Well, my name for the horse is in no way gonna compare with jaq’s because that was darn good, giver her the book. But I’m going with “Boogers”. Yes, that’s it: Boogers. Unoriginal and totally childish. (My daughter helped me with this one.)

Meanwhile, the caption is this: “Suzanne makes note to self to ALWAYS bring apples with the camera.”

Maria - Reply to this comment

2-7
10:27
am

I think “Snow Patches” might be a good name. He looks like he has some patches of snow on his face. JZ

Jodie - Reply to this comment

2-7
10:29
am

Neville Longface

Jen(aside) - Reply to this comment

2-7
10:30
am

How about Harlequin (or Harley for short)? Love your blog. I was born in Spencer many(lol)years ago.Love reading about the Black Walnut Festival and Robey theater.
Your blog is the first one I read each morning.

Dorothy - Reply to this comment

2-7
10:41
am

He looks like a CUPCAKE to me. SO CUPCAKE IT IS.

shirley - Reply to this comment

2-7
11:02
am

Okay so a few days ago we both posted about getting our cars stuck, and today we’re both having a contest. LOL.

Jill - Reply to this comment

2-7
11:04
am

Ginger.

ellie - Reply to this comment

2-7
11:34
am

I think Prince Charming would be a good name for this horse, it will give him dignity, therefore helping him with any self esteem problems he may have, and well, although he is funny looking, he puts a smile on my face which makes him, quite charming.

Mari - Reply to this comment

2-7
11:39
am

`How about Pinocchio, look at that long nose!
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Karen - Reply to this comment

2-7
11:42
am

What a great picture and great horse! I’d call him “Spiro” (after Agnew, of course, just look at that nose!) but your kids will just say, “Who?”.

Gloria Jean - Reply to this comment

2-7
12:05
pm

I am not good at naming animals. Apparently my kids were not either. We have had Fluffity, Snowflake, Snowball, Bebo,Duffy, Ruffy, and the pony was Buttermilk. None of those fit that noble horse so my suggestion for a name is NOBLE. Have a great day and to all.
P.S. there are a lot of good names listed by everyone. Anyone of them would be a winner.

Fannie M Wiggins - Reply to this comment

2-7
12:34
pm

I was going to say Rufus, but that appears to have been taken, so I’ll say “Rusty”. Isn’t he a mule. His legs look too short to be a horse. Can’t really tell from the picture. That’s just a thought.

Cindy W. - Reply to this comment

2-7
12:42
pm

Snoot. The horse’s name is definitely Snoot.

amy addison - Reply to this comment

2-7
12:43
pm

I say why not “Stormy” in honor of the book. Don’t you just love horses. They bring a big smile to my face. :mrgreen:

Karen - Reply to this comment

2-7
1:12
pm

How ’bout ‘SNIFFY’ OR ‘SNORT’!

Karen - Reply to this comment

2-7
1:29
pm

Oh darn. The first thing I thought of was Moose. He looked like one as his picture came up on my screen. But someone already picked that name. Hmm, now I have to think…

How about Durante? As in Jimmy Durante.

jean - Reply to this comment

2-7
1:55
pm

I’ve got two, Cinn short for cinnamon bun lol and Rudolph because he kinda reminds me of a reindeer!

Lis - Reply to this comment

2-7
2:06
pm

He looks like

Pumpkin Butter

to me.

lintys - Reply to this comment

2-7
2:52
pm

How about “Red Hot Chili Pepper?” Call him “RED” or “PEPPER” for a nickname… Just a thought!

Betty in Oklahoma

Betty G - Reply to this comment

2-7
3:02
pm

Before reading what others wrote I thought the white on his head looks like lightning(someone else mentioned that) and so I say:

Lightning
Brown Velvet
Sugar ‘n Spice
Mr. Blue Eyes
Snuggles

Robynl - Reply to this comment

2-7
3:02
pm

Since it’s an Australian prize I would say Russell Crowe.

Maureen - Reply to this comment

2-7
3:08
pm

So many good names and a lot of good ones already taken.

Doofus
Lady
Keely
Sugar

catslady - Reply to this comment

2-7
3:25
pm

If it’s a mare – Nosey Rosey

If it’s a stud or gelding – Cyrano.

And If you don’t know & can’t figure it out – Mud Puppy Pie

Donna Mc - Reply to this comment

2-7
3:28
pm

I’ll go with BusyBody, putting his nose (or hers?) into eveyrone’s business?

Amy - Reply to this comment

2-7
4:00
pm

How about SOS? Stolen on Saturday or Sunday.

Estella - Reply to this comment

2-7
4:14
pm

I’d have gone with something stupid, like Blaze.

Alice Audrey - Reply to this comment

2-7
4:23
pm

This is going to be hard!! I’m glad the kids are going to help!

Suzanne McMinn - Reply to this comment

2-7
4:31
pm

How about Nosario Horsefellow–which must be said in your best “Jeeves and Wooster” voice!

Ruth - Reply to this comment

2-7
5:10
pm

I like Robin’s suggestion.

Tori Lennox - Reply to this comment

2-7
5:43
pm

Aw, what a cute horse!
How about Shutterbug

Marie - Reply to this comment

2-7
5:51
pm

How about Ida McCluskey? Something about the way she has her nose stretched out reminds me of the nosey neighbor from Desperate Housewives….lol :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Laurie - Reply to this comment

2-7
6:02
pm

How about “My New Car”

At least he could get you out of the water. LOL! And, if they die on you…You just bury them in the back forty and the best part…No insurance. LOL! j/k

I love horse’s.

I’d call him “Bert”

Jake - Reply to this comment

2-7
6:07
pm

Jimmy Durante! That’s whom I thought of when I saw that nose!