[SpotSong]

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End date: 10/23/2021
Competition: Naming contest with the purple like theme

Phenotype: Liver Chestnut
Eye Color: Pink
Notes: N/A


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Owner: LemonBunny
Show Name: Polar North's A Sea Of Purple
Barn Name: Larkspur
Gender: Female
Egyptian or Medieval tack: Egyptian
Tack color: Black with plum accents
Prompt: Larkspur flowers are known to blossom in hues ranging from powder blue to a vibrant purple, though the purple ones seem to be the most associated with the plant.

[Pandapop]

Owner: Pandapop
Show Name: "EVS" Queen of Night
Barn Name: Lily
Gender: Mare
Egyptian or Medieval tack: Egyptian
Tack color: Artist's choice!
Prompt:

Named after the "Queen of Night Lily."

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[►Athena◄]

Owner: ►Athena◄
Show Name: The Royal Queen of Hearts
Barn Name: Queen
Gender: Mare
Egyptian or Medieval tack: Surprise me!
Tack color: White with pink/red?
Prompt: Her Show Name comes from the fact that purple is the royal color. In fact, Queen Elisabeth I forbid anyone other than close relatives of the royal family from wearing purple in the 1500s.

[werepickle]

Owner: werepickle
Show Name: Through The Lavender Fields
Barn Name: Biborka
Gender: Mare
Egyptian or Medieval tack: Medieval
Tack color: Purple with orange accents
Prompt: Named after the lavender flower and biborka is the hungarian for the word purple.

[LemonBunny]

Owner: LemonBunny
Show Name: Polar North's A Sea Of Purple
Barn Name: Larkspur
Gender: Female
Egyptian or Medieval tack: Egyptian
Tack color: Black with plum accents
Prompt: Larkspur flowers are known to blossom in hues ranging from powder blue to a vibrant purple, though the purple ones seem to be the most associated with the plant.

[SpotSong]

Owner: LemonBunny
Show Name: Polar North's A Sea Of Purple
Barn Name: Larkspur
Gender: Female
Egyptian or Medieval tack: Egyptian
Tack color: Black with plum accents
Prompt: Larkspur flowers are known to blossom in hues ranging from powder blue to a vibrant purple, though the purple ones seem to be the most associated with the plant.

Congrats! I love this name and it kinda was what I was thinking when making them :)