Guide to (Un)Official CS Horse Names {OUTDATED}

[Kifo]

Has anyone noticed that the 2010 september ponies, the kenya ponies, have the animal's swahili name written into their shoulders and down their leg?

Pet's name: Chui
the leopard pony - Chui,


Pet's name: Punda Milia
the zebra pony - Punda Milia,


Pet's name: Twiga
the giraffe pony - Twiga,


Pet's name: Duma
the cheetah pony - Duma.
I was just naming my ponies and noticed the writing on their shoulders.

[Lady Mekka]

This has been mentioned before. The words on the legs are Swahili for the animal.

[Kifo]

I was just wondering if others had picked it up because when i checked, it didn't say.

[Minimanta]

Yeah, it was discussed a lot in September when they where released but I didn't add it here because I don't think anybody call them that^^ I can add it if you want me to though =3

[Minimanta]

Okay, I have added the ponies and horses from April but I need help naming some of the horses^^

Also what stone is this pony based on:

I know there's an ammonite, honeystone and zebrastone pony, but I can't remember what this one is^^

[ariel.]

Arctic Fox
Arctic Wolf
Arctic Hare


Possibly one of those? Not totally sure, sorry!

[spaceferrari]

Okay, I have added the ponies and horses from April but I need help naming some of the horses^^

Also what stone is this pony based on:

I know there's an ammonite, honeystone and zebrastone pony, but I can't remember what this one is^^

I'm pretty sure I saw somewhere that the stone this pony is based off of is called "sodalite," though I could be wrong.

Also, the Natural Equimagine horse you have listed as "sorrel" is actually a flaxen chestnut with extensive pangare (Lightening of the "soft areas," such as the muzzle and legs). And it's not a palomino either; they have dark skin.
The "dark brown" horse (to the left of the [flaxen] liver chestnut) is a seal brown.
[/looks into horse genetics too much]

[akebai]

Also, the Natural Equimagine horse you have listed as "sorrel" is actually a flaxen chestnut with extensive pangare (Lightening of the "soft areas," such as the muzzle and legs). And it's not a palomino either; they have dark skin.
The "dark brown" horse (to the left of the [flaxen] liver chestnut) is a seal brown.
[/looks into horse genetics too much]

To add to this - the horse that you have labeled as 'Cremello' is not actually cremello - as all of them have blue eyes. It is more likely to be a True White or a Few Spot Leopard

[Minimanta]

Okay, I have added the ponies and horses from April but I need help naming some of the horses^^

Also what stone is this pony based on:

I know there's an ammonite, honeystone and zebrastone pony, but I can't remember what this one is^^

I'm pretty sure I saw somewhere that the stone this pony is based off of is called "sodalite," though I could be wrong.

Also, the Natural Equimagine horse you have listed as "sorrel" is actually a flaxen chestnut with extensive pangare (Lightening of the "soft areas," such as the muzzle and legs). And it's not a palomino either; they have dark skin.
The "dark brown" horse (to the left of the [flaxen] liver chestnut) is a seal brown.
[/looks into horse genetics too much]

Oh right, sodalite =3 Thank you^^

And eh, those horses are so annoying >.< I've had to change their names sooo many times.
So now I want to be sure. Are you 100% sure?
I have absolutely no idea what to name real colored horses as I haven't done any research on horse genetics at all XD *Not a horse girl*

[Johanna Chevalier]

This horse is desinged after Crêpes (I read it at the April Discussion Thread). Crêpes are a france national dish.

I would call it Crêpe-Horse