HILILYHILILYHILO good luck commentating that name

Crap Name

Like Redlorryyellolorry (think that was the correct spelling) who was running in the UK a few years ago.

"A good horse sholde have three propyrtees of a man, three of a woman, three of a foxe, three of a haare, and three of an asse.

"Of a man. Bolde, prowde, and hardye.

"Of a foxe. A fair taylle, short eers, with a good trotte.

"Of an asse. A bygge chynn, a flat legge, and a good hoof.

"Of a woman. Fayre-breasted, faire of heere, and easy to move."

--Wynkyn de Worde (1496).

Maybe the owner recently had a romantic disappointment? Or perhaps (s)he was really thinking about the owning of racehorses - "Tomorrow I'll probably love again" - ain't that the truth? I sometimes wonder what is the reason behind some of these horse names, assuming there is any reason.

A song of love is a sad song,
Hi-Lili, Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo
A song of love is a song of woe
Don't ask me how I know
A song of love is a sad song
For I have loved and it's so
I sit at the window and watch the rain,
Hi-Lili, Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo
Tomorrow I'll probably love again,
Hi-Lili, Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo.

The original was done by Lesley Caron but I was only three at the time so the owner must be an old punter

Good SIRE