ANTONIUS PIUS
Moderators: Roguelet, hpkingjr, WaveMaster
ANTONIUS PIUS
Just love these horses with weird names and I like to see old Danzig's kick some tail.... texas....
I STARTED OUT WITH NOTHING...
AND STILL HAVE MOST OF IT...
AND STILL HAVE MOST OF IT...
-
nferro9925
- Grade III Winner
- Posts: 1244
- Joined: Sat Sep 18, 2004 12:59 am
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/index.p ... d=Standard
Appaloose/quarterhorse. Translation...Is you is or is you ain't ma baby.
You know, AQHA will let you use only 21 letter's. That mouthfull uses 20. Can't you just imgaine an announcer trying to get around that! 
Appaloose/quarterhorse. Translation...Is you is or is you ain't ma baby.
You know, AQHA will let you use only 21 letter's. That mouthfull uses 20. Can't you just imgaine an announcer trying to get around that! Laissez les bon temps rouller!
nferro, I am a little concerned that someone reading this board could so easily respond with such an intellectual answer. What are you doing lurking on this board?
You are absolutely correct. I think he was emperor around 150 AD, after Hadrian (Hadrian wall and the progenerator of several other Roman historical works).
And, actually I am somewhat concerned that I can remember any of my Roman history.
You are absolutely correct. I think he was emperor around 150 AD, after Hadrian (Hadrian wall and the progenerator of several other Roman historical works).
And, actually I am somewhat concerned that I can remember any of my Roman history.
Re: ANTONIUS PIUS
TEXAS wrote:Just love these horses with weird names and I like to see old Danzig's kick some tail.... texas....
There's a chaser over here called AZERTYUIOP. The top letter line of a French keyboard!!
-
Sandi in Florida
- Maiden Special Weight
- Posts: 168
- Joined: Thu Sep 16, 2004 4:13 pm
- Location: Florida
Hallo,
I read several times in horsemags and books about thoroughbreds in Germany, there was once a horse named IWNWSEB. I always though, it's a bit of racing folklore.
But I have to admit, when I had some time ago the possibility to lend a few German Studbooks form the early 2Oth century, there was really a horse officially accepted and registered of this name. and was regarded good enough to stand as stallion. His name was derived from:
Ich
was
nicht
was
soll
es
bedeuten
translated into English: I don't know what does it mean. Indeed!
Btw, the first line of a German Folksong. But the punters did know, how to cope with such a name, pretty soon the christianed it the "Lorelei Horse", that's the song titel.
At the moment here in my homecountry are racing 2 horses, one of the is named "Fat Snail" and the other "Error".
And there is an Irishbred sprinter running by the name of "Osterhase" (by Flying Spur). It's actually a German word, translated into English= Easter Bunny!
Best regards, Bettina
I read several times in horsemags and books about thoroughbreds in Germany, there was once a horse named IWNWSEB. I always though, it's a bit of racing folklore.
But I have to admit, when I had some time ago the possibility to lend a few German Studbooks form the early 2Oth century, there was really a horse officially accepted and registered of this name. and was regarded good enough to stand as stallion. His name was derived from:
Ich
was
nicht
was
soll
es
bedeuten
translated into English: I don't know what does it mean. Indeed!
Btw, the first line of a German Folksong. But the punters did know, how to cope with such a name, pretty soon the christianed it the "Lorelei Horse", that's the song titel.
At the moment here in my homecountry are racing 2 horses, one of the is named "Fat Snail" and the other "Error".
And there is an Irishbred sprinter running by the name of "Osterhase" (by Flying Spur). It's actually a German word, translated into English= Easter Bunny!
Best regards, Bettina
