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Name this filly (preferably in German)



Friend is looking for a name for her daughters new horse. Evidently, it's a German breed. So, I thought someone here might know good German names for a horse???

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btw, how would it be evidently that it's a German breed?
i mean, i know a thing or two about horses, but it's not wearing lederhosen , nor is it tanking beer from 2 quart glasses, and no hole for sunbathing has been dug??
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btw, how would it be evidently that it's a German breed?
i mean, i know a thing or two about horses, but it's not wearing lederhosen , nor is it tanking beer from 2 quart glasses, and no hole for sunbathing has been dug??

My friend stated it was a German breed. Maybe a Trakehner???

I know nothing about horses.
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Skip..let go with Heidi..a Texas accent & and german names don't go well..bad the other way also..
take Bruce..germans would say Bruseee..your friends hear
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Also (I need to slow down), my friend was hoping for a German-ish racing/porsche tie in.
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Dude, I had you covered with the Porsche connection with Damen..

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How does one pronounce 'Damen"?
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you folks would say it as you see it, thus
Daemen
try saying Daah-men...this plural by the way
so go with Daahme = Lady
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My friend stated it was a German breed. Maybe a Trakehner???

I know nothing about horses.
kay, i wasn't saying it wasn't german

just was confused because it looked like a filly, but nothing in the way of clues as to what breed it was
like for instance an Arabian would be pretty obvious just by the shape of the head, or an Appaloosa would have the coat pattern ( although it's not guaranteed , non Appaloosa could just as well have the spotted pattern, but it wouldn't be so distinct)

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