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"WHATS IN A NAME?" American Horse Owners Answer Bard of Avons Query Appropriately Named Juveniles of 1939. i It was the Bard of Avon who made one of his characters ask: "Whats in a name?" and the question since, has been repeated thousands upon thousands of times, but Shakespeare did not know American horse owners. If he did he would have had an answer. Wich is why, getting down to the purpose; of" this article, cheers are in order for the man, woman or child who selected the name of Where and When for the brown yearling filly by Whichone Meetme. Its a questionable name and .describes perfectly the combination of sire and dam. The Chirper is another prize winner and ; one of the " best submitted and okayed by the New York Jockey Club registrar. The Chirpers sire and dam are Byrd Wake Up. The name is perfect. The youngster is a bay colt. Spooner, by Hadagal Cooing; rates with those named above. It happens to have been pinned on a chestnut filly and somehow Spooner fits a filly better than it would a colt. The brown colt by War Whoop Maid of Mars has been named Son of War, very appropriate in view of his parentage.! Rumpled Apron, a filly, was sired and foaled by Rum-pelmayer Gingham Apron, a slick combining of sire and dam that will instantly recall her breeding. BOSTON PARTY. Pirate Ship, a filly by Hard Tack Black Flag is aptly christened, but one of the best of the entire lot selected at random from the long lists of names okayed is Boston Party, by American Flag Tea. The person responsible is well versed in American history and has a trigger mind. Another name connecting sire and dam and with a double meaning in which both names figure iCharitable, by Wiser; Counsellor Benevolence. ,-. Following is a list bf names which are considered appropriate because they either combine the names of sire and dam or indicate what the combination of both parents1 names mean: Colosseum, ch. f .by . Ariel-Arena. Charitable, b. c, by Wise Counsellor Benevolence. Bird Haven, ch. f, by St. Germans Bird Nest. Pirate Ship, br. f, by Hard Tack Black Flag. Century Note, br. c, by St. Germans-Bonus. American Money, ch. c, by American Flag Bottom Dollar. Trapeze Artist, blk. f, by Pick of the Circus Brigade Rose. Uproar, ch. c, by St. Germans Commotion. Signmaker, b. c, by Time Maker Countersign. p Jitterbug, ch. g, by St. Germans Dippy. Equistone, br. c, by Equipoise Drystone. Devil Red, br. c, by Sir Gallahad HI. Dustwhirl. Eight and Six, br, f, by Bob Rogers Eight Sixty. Bracing, b. f, by Sir Gallahad III Exhilarate.. - Yes or No, ch, c, by Questionnaire Gallant Lass. Rumpled Apron, b. f, by. Rumpelmayer Gingham Apron. Gooseberry, ch. c, by Equipoise Goose Egg. Three Flags, ch. c, by American Flag Insignia. Shag, b. c, by St. Germans Joyland. Son of War, br. c, by War Whoop Maid of Mars. Where and When, br. f, by Whichone Meetme. Big Squaw, ch. f, by Big Brand Ojibway. Be Prepared, ch. f, by Chance Play Girl Scout. Steelachance, br. c, by First Chance Steelakiss. Sticky Gold, h. f, by Gold Bug Sticky. Blue Suit, b. g, by Questionnaire Sunday Best. Hadmore, b. g, by Hadagal Nellie Morse. Cajolery, b. f, by Stimulus Pacify. Rare. Diamond, br. g, by Parisian Diamond : Rare Vintage. Preferred. Time, b. c, by. Pennant Spring - Fashion. Boston Party, ch. f, by American Flag Tea. Sixty Days, b. f , by King Nadi Shoplifter. Pinched, b. f, by Tick On Scram. The Chirper, b. c, by .Byrd Wake Up. Wheelalong, b. f, by Slipaiong Wheel Free. Rough Passage, b. c, by Bull Dog Wild Waters. Swift Singer, br. f, by Haste Song Bird. Designation, ch. g, byLadkin Designate. Main Secret, ch. f, by Mainmast Confi dante. Close To, b. g, by St. James Nearby. Mellowmoon, ch. f, by Misstep Moongazer. Kitchen Maid, b. f, by My Broom Pastry Cook. Bid Up, ch. c, by Upset Re-Bid. Unuttered, b. f, by Gordon Russell Silent Moments. Had Time, b. c, by Hadagal Time Off. Spooner, ch. f, by Hadagal Cooing..
