Pedigree Query

sire Summit Climber
dam-Bad Cattitude
she still isn't named--I am being to darn paticular!!!I think what if she doesn't make it to the track ??what little girl would want a show horse named with the word bad???Then since I go to the track and bet on names (don't laugh) would any of these names be an eye catcher?? She is my first and I of course can't find anything that sticks so I am going to shoot some names out there see if anyone is interested in any of them ---and if you have ideas oh yes please add too. She is called baby in the barn (how original I know) She was born on St.Patricks Day,she has managed to try to jump a fence, scrape her forehead trying to go under a fence, and loves to run and hide so everyone panicks. Shows no fear at this time except of fly spray!!

We also had the name, Remember When
Darn country music gets to me everytime

How about K2 but spell it Kay II ? Just thinking out loud. A name I found going with that theme is Karakoram which isn't taken either and you could call her Kara or some other variation. I figure the fearlessness and the mountain references are pretty obvious and outta be used in the name somehow. I'm mad that someone used Cattitude. That's not a word but it's still sorta not spelled right which is annoying. Kay II doesn't count really since you're trying to meet the standards by changing the name but I guess you could try K II and that's technically 3 letters but I bet they wouldn't take it.

So I'll list those and others I've thought of although it's late when I'm thinking of them so don't judge me by these. I'll smoke over your own suggestions later cuz I'm kinda fried:

Kay II
Karakoram
Notable Climb (I know, not the most inventive)
Sum Cat isn't taken but it's not a fave. I was just bored so I put it down.
Descent
Mount Marilyn (on the moon, southeastern edge of the Sea of Tranquility and comes from Jim Lovell from the Apollo 13 mission among others. Named for his wife. It's romantic and cool and you get a space and mountain reference all in one)

PS. Just a thought but Paddy is often an offensive term to people of Irish descent. I wouldn't use it for that reason (I'm part Irish myself). Apparently some people've gotten through variations and sure St. Paddy's Day is a term but that's b/c it's a nickname for Patrick in that context, not referencing the Irish in general.

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