The names are officially approved.

Just one day after submitting the finalist names to The Jockey Club, both Class of 2026 fillies officially received approval:

• Miavanti

• Lady Greyswan

Thank you again to everyone who submitted names and participated in the voting process. We loved seeing the creativity, symbolism, and thoughtfulness behind so many of the entries.

While the final approved names ultimately came from Horse Husband Stables submissions, we still wanted to add one more layer that allows members to help shape Lady Greyswan’s story moving forward.

Miavanti Will Be “Mia”

For Miavanti, we’ve officially settled on the barn name “Mia.”

She has already very clearly become Mia around the farm, and it simply fits her perfectly.

Help Choose Lady Greyswan’s Barn Name

At the bottom of this article, members of the Class of 2026 members will find a voting form where Class of 2026 members can help select Lady Greyswan’s everyday barn name.

The Three Finalists

Grace

“Grace” pulls naturally from the sound and flow of “Lady Greyswan” while also pairing beautifully with “Mia,” giving us “Grace and Mia” as a duo of fillies who will grow up together. The name feels elegant, timeless, and fitting for her presence and movement.

Kara

“Kara” carries connections to her pedigree and family story. It serves as a nod to her sire, Knicks Go, by referencing the K-pop group KARA since Knicks Go is owned by the Republic of Korea.

Interestingly, “Knicks” itself actually references the Korean pedigree nicking system “K Nicks,” rather than the New York Knicks.

The name additionally ties into Norse mythology through swan-associated Valkyrie lore, connecting back to her grandmother Lady Macjazz (“Freja”), whose barn name was inspired by the Norse goddess Freyja.

Swan

“Swan” directly connects to Lady Greyswan’s registered name and reflects many of the qualities we already associate with her. Between her long legs needing time to unfold, evolving gray coat, and naturally elegant build, the name feels especially fitting as she continues to grow and mature.

Recognizing the Top Member-Submitted Names

We also want to recognize the highest-voted member-submitted names outside of the Horse Husband Stables entries.

We’ll be reaching out soon to send a little Foal to Forever swag to the member who submitted the top non-HHS finalist names for each filly.

• Miavanti Runner-Up: Careless Whysper — submitted by Desiree Vurpillatte (Class of 2025 member)

• Lady Greyswan Runner-Up: Lady Knicks — also submitted by Desiree Vurpillatte (Class of 2025 member)

Thank you again for helping shape these fillies’ stories from the very beginning.

Class of 2026 Members can vote using the form below. Voting will end Sunday, May 24, 2026 at 11:59pm EST. Note: you must be logged in as a Class of 2026 member to access the voting form.

Pending final approval from The Jockey Club, the top-selected names for the Class of 2026 fillies have officially been submitted after 195 name submissions and a competitive member vote. Plus, Class of 2026 members will soon help choose Dyana’s filly’s future barn name.

We had our equine podiatrist out to evaluate Naughty this morning, and overall, we are feeling much better about where things stand.

Dyana’s filly, “Naughty,” gave us a bit of a scare yesterday after developing swelling and soreness in both front legs following turnout. Thankfully, she remained bright, nursing normally, and fever-free overnight, and the swelling has already improved with stall rest, poultice, and close monitoring. Here’s a closer look at what happened, what we were watching for, and why small changes matter so much with growing foals.

The submissions are officially in.

Over the past two weeks, Foal to Forever members and followers submitted names for the two newest fillies at Horse Husband Stables. After reviewing submissions, checking character limits, and screening for Jockey Club eligibility and availability, the final voting list is ready.

Now it’s time for the Class of 2026 members to help decide what names these fillies will carry for the rest of their lives.

These names will become:
• race calls
• pedigree records
• social media identities
• and part of their permanent story within the Foal to Forever program

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How Voting Works

• Voting is limited to active Class of 2026 Foal to Forever members
• Each member may select up to 3 names per filly
• You are not ranking the names — simply select up to 3 favorites for each filly
• If results are extremely close or result in a tie, Horse Husband Stables may conduct a secondary runoff vote
• Winning names will be submitted to The Jockey Club for official registration
• If a winning name is unavailable or denied by The Jockey Club, Horse Husband Stables reserves the right to move to the next eligible finalist

Voting will remain open until Sunday, May 17, 2026 at 11:59pm EST

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Official Horse Husband Stables Submissions

Lady Greyswan
Lady Dyanaformer’s Filly (by Knicks Go)

This name evolved from several overlapping ideas that slowly came together into one story.

The foundation was simple: she is the first gray horse ever raised by Horse Husband Stables.

Originally, the idea was simply “the gray one” out in the field. From there, the name evolved into something more elegant and symbolic.

The “Lady” portion continues the established maternal naming tradition within this family:

• Lady Macjazz
• Lady Dyanaformer
• Lord Paycasso
• Lady Calliope

The “Grey” spelling was intentionally chosen over “Gray” because it felt slightly softer, more European, and more refined.

As the name evolved, the swan imagery began to fit her story perfectly:
• the contrast between black swan and white swan
• her mix of sweet and mischievous personality traits
• and the “ugly duckling to swan” transformation after being born with contracted tendons and needing early leg support.

The name also carries a subtle nod to Norse mythology through Kára, a Valkyrie associated with swan shapeshifting, feminine power, and protection in battle.

Potential barn names considered:
• Kara
• Grace
• Swan

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Miavanti
My Audubon’s Filly (by Zandon)

This name grew out of several overlapping ideas connected to Audi, performance vehicles, forward movement, and Italian-inspired language.

The starting point was Audi’s high-performance Avant vehicle line, particularly the RS6 Avant.

Because this filly is Audi’s sixth foal overall, the “Avant” concept immediately stood out.

From there, the idea evolved through several stages:
• “My Avant”
• “Mia Avant”
• and eventually “Miavanti”

The final version intentionally leans into an Italian feel.

That worked especially well because:
• “Mia” serves as a feminine Italian reference
• “Avanti” in Italian means “forward” or “ahead”
• the name carries movement and momentum
• and Zandon’s surname structure likely traces back to Italian linguistic origins

The final result blends:
• My Audubon
• Audi Avant performance references
• Italian-inspired language
• and the filly’s bold, forward-moving personality

Potential barn name:
• Mia

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Finalist Names & Notes

Below are the remaining eligible finalist names submitted by members and public participants. Notes and explanations are included where provided during submission.

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My Audubon’s Filly Finalists

Whysper / Whysper Wynd Themes

• Audible Whysper — Audi + Whysper Wynd blend
• Audible WhysperZ — Zandon variation
• Audicous Whyspers
• Careless Wyhsper
• Gilded Whysper
• Golden Whyspers
• Goldon Whysperz
• Society Whysper — Inspired by maternal family/social themes
• Whysper A Reason
• Whysper Be Loud
• Whysper Darling
• Whysper Me Adieu — Perfume-style elegance/final foal nod
• Whysper of Wings
• Whysper Queen — Submitted independently by multiple people
• Whysper Wings
• Whysper Zephyr
• Whyspered Memory
• My Whyspered Wyn

Bird & Audubon Themes

• Audubon Whysper
• Gold Birdie — Gold coloring + bird imagery
• My Nightingale — Audubon bird reference
• Zippy Chickadee — Inspired by bold chickadees and Audubon themes
• Ziva Audubon

Zandon / Z Themes

• Audacious Zen — Audacious Whysper + Zandon nod
• Audiszee — Pronounced like “odyssey”
• Audiz Winz
• Audi’s Dream
• Her Audiszee
• My Bonanza
• My Bonnie — “My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean” inspiration
• My Zandora
• My Zandon
• My Zandubon — Pronounced “My Zan-du-bon”
• Zanda — Feminine Zandon variation
• Zandi — Zandon variation
• Zandebex
• Zandons Whysper
• Zandora’s Box — Pandora’s Box-inspired wordplay
• Zandubon — Zandon + Audubon blend
• Zanspersyx
• Zatanna de Oro
• Zaudobon Girl
• Zendacious
• Zendonna
• Zest for Gold
• Zilver and Gold

Additional Finalists

• Audacious Wynd
• Golden Audubon
• Golden Zephyr
• Midnight Whysper
• Oh Why Whysper
• Upstart Queen
• Z Street — Autobahn/Audi inspiration

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Lady Dyanaformer’s Filly Finalists

Pedigree & Knicks Go References

• Lady Dyanago — Blend of Dyana and Knicks Go
• Lady Dyanamite — High-energy Dyana wordplay
• Lady Dyanamite Go — Dyana + Knicks Go variation
• Lady Dyanamo Go — Energetic Dyana/Knicks Go blend
• Lady Knicksform — Blend of Knicks Go and Dynaformer influences
• Lady Knickita — Feminine Knicks Go-inspired variation
• Lady Knickola — Another feminine Knicks Go-inspired variation
• Lady Knickerbocker — References Knicks and New York terminology
• Lady Knixie Dust — Fantasy-style Knicks Go variation
• Lady Kosmonaut — References Knicks Go’s dam, Kosmo’s Buddy
• Lady of the Kosmos — Another Kosmo’s Buddy pedigree nod

Gray, Silver & Color Themes

• Lady Silver — Suggested as both race name and stable name
• Lady Go Grey — Gray coloring + Knicks Go blend
• Lady of Grayce — Softer gray-inspired variation
• Lady Go Paynt — Artistic/painterly influence
• Lady Quicksilver — Silver coloring, elegance, and speed
• Lady Silver Knicks — Gray coloring + Knicks Go

Mythology, Literature & Artistic References

• Lady Arete — Greek excellence and virtue
• Lady Clio — Greek muse and subtle nod to Calliope
• Lady Epona — Celtic goddess of horses and stables
• Lady Tatiana — Shakespearean-inspired feminine strength
• Lady Terpsichore — Greek muse reference
• Lady the Riveter — Inspired by Rosie the Riveter

Legacy & Final Foal Themes

• Lady Finita — Italian for “final”
• Lady Omega — Ultimate/final chapter reference
• Lady O — Simplified Omega variation
• Lady Legacy — Honors Dyana’s role within HHS
• Lady Ultima — Final chapter reference

Strength, Storm & Personality Themes

• Lady Dragon — Inspired by Dyana’s fierce personality
• Lady Stormborn — Game of Thrones inspiration
• Lady Stormer — Storm/power theme
• Lady Kryptonite — Comic-inspired strength reference
• Lady Dynamik — Modern energetic variation

Additional Finalists

• Lady By Day
• Lady Cadenza
• Lady in a Tizzy
• Lady In Demand
• Lady In Progress
• Lady Go ForMore
• Lady Go Formore
• Lady Go Graceful — Inspired by painter Grace Hartigan
• Lady Hot To Go
• Lady Jaynte
• Lady Knickbeth
• Lady Knicks
• Lady MacFormer
• Lady Made a Mark
• Lady Made Good
• Lady Naughtygale
• Lady Northern — Northern Dancer pedigree reference
• Lady On Go
• Lady On The Go
• Lady Pintora
• Lady So Amazing
• Lady Venti
• Lady Vespera
• Lady Whysper

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Cast Your Vote

Use the form below to select up to 3 names for each filly.

To view and submit the voting form, you must be:
• logged into your Foal to Forever account
• and an active member of the Class of 2026

If you experience any issues accessing the form or submitting your vote, please contact us at info@horsehusbandstables.com

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