I need an elegant barn name for my German horse asap! What should I name him?

Adolf.

Dusty?
Der Fuhrer?

Oskar Schindler.

I actually know a horse named Oskar :D

Saxe Coburg Gotha

Wilhelm.

@ trumi haha nice… and good pic btw I Cailbotte is great, the painting of the floor scrapers, can’t think of the title, is one of my favorite all time paintings

Do you know his parent’s names?

If it were a Dutch horse maybe?

The Hanoverians were the line of Queen Victoria and Albert.

Calloway. Then call him Cal.
<3 I have a special place in my heart for horses named Cal(loway).

Felix. It means lucky or successful, which would come in handy if you are going to show him.

Fritz; It was used by American GI’s during WWII to refer to any German.

Hagen; he was the black knight in Götterdämmerung. We had a dachshund called Hagen.

draftygirl; Welcome, but please do not keep shouting. We can hear you just fine with lower case.

Gunther

Charlie. Attach a horn to his head, and then you’re set.

How about Hossenfeffer?

Einstein Pickapepper. I know that Pickapepper may not be German but is sure is good on cream cheese.

A mare named Calloway? Really? Sorry, just seems like a more masculine name.

@alfreda, I was going to say Albert and now it seems even more fitting according to your interesting bit of trivia, so, how about Albert?

I really like ‘Albert’ – I second it!

Bostwick

BARNABAS probably meant “son of the prophet” (though it is claimed in Acts 4:36 to mean “son of encouragement”)
Alphonse means Eager, Noble
here are alot of german names and there meanings

Horses named willow make me smile.

Hanouver!

Hans. Hans the Horse sounds great to me.

i told you to name him dutchman, now youve got to choose from all these names, although hans is a nice name also…

Heinrich von der Schaft.

draftygirl: While Dutchman (Dutch) was a good suggestion I think ultimately it depends on what liveurlife1534 chooses to name his/her horse (regardless of what you told them to do). Don’t you agree?

geeeeezzzzzzz, cant even take a joke?

@draftygirl; Thank you for not shouting. Now, keep in mind that a joke is a joke only if someone finds it funny. You have been beating this one to death. (You know what they say about beating a dead horse.)

how about Wolfgang. (path of the wolf)

The “W” is the first letter of a very famous and “winning” bloodline of Hanoverians.