Draft Horse Name Generator
Plain farm names and matched pairs for teams
Generate names for draft horses and the teams they work in: plain farm names like Barney, Queenie and Big Ben, matched pairs like Pete and Repeat and Duke and Duchess, and full hitch sets such as Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
About draft horse names
Draft horses are named the way they work: plainly, and often two at a time. A teamster calls a horse by name all day, so the old farm names are short and carry across a field: Dan, Bill, Kate, Maude, Nell. A team is often named as a pair, and that is where this list of 1,000 puts its weight. Nearly half of the entries are matched pairs such as Pete and Repeat, Duke and Duchess and Salt and Pepper, or whole sets for a hitch of four, six or eight.
In a pair, the near horse stands on the left and the off horse on the right, as the driver sees them. In a bigger hitch the wheelers are the pair closest to the wagon and the leaders are the pair in front; a six adds a swing pair between them. Gee means turn right and haw means turn left, which is why Gee and Haw is on the list.
The single names run from gentle giants (Goliath, Moose, Tiny) to coat and feather names (Sorrel, Dapple, Feathers) and work words (Teamster, Furrow, Singletree). Four small blocks nod to the breeds' homes: Scottish names for Clydesdales, names from Le Perche for Percherons, Flemish names for Belgians and English names for Shires and Suffolk Punches.
How to choose draft horse names
- Say a pair out loud before you settle on it. Rhymes like Dolly and Molly look good on a stall sign, but in harness two names that sound different, such as Doc and Chub or Molly and Bird, are easier for each horse to pick out.
- Keep the working name to one or two syllables. Samson and Delilah can go on the wagon while the horses answer to Sam and Lila in the field.
- Decide which name goes on which side and keep it that way. With Gee and Haw, give Gee to the off horse on the right and Haw to the near horse on the left, the way each command turns the team.
- For a hitch, hand out a set by position. The biggest pair usually goes at the wheel, next to the wagon, and the showiest pair leads, so with Matthew, Mark, Luke and John you might put Matthew and Mark at the wheel.
- Match a heritage name to the breed if you like the link: Hamish or Lanark for a Clydesdale, Gaston or Mortagne for a Percheron, Jef or Brabant for a Belgian, Smiler or Woodbridge for a Suffolk Punch.
Frequently asked questions
What are good names for a team of draft horses?
Matched pairs are the tradition: Tom and Jerry, Pete and Repeat, Duke and Duchess, Salt and Pepper, Thunder and Lightning. Two plain farm names work just as well, such as Bob and Tom or Maude and Belle. For a four-horse hitch try Matthew, Mark, Luke and John or North, South, East and West.
What do near horse and off horse mean?
The near horse is the one on the left of a pair and the off horse is the one on the right, seen from behind as the driver sees them. In a larger hitch the wheelers are the pair nearest the wagon and the leaders are the pair at the front, with a swing pair between them in a six-horse hitch.
What are classic names for a single draft horse?
Short farm names such as Dan, Bill, Bob, Kate, Maude and Nell, and friendly old ones such as Barney, Queenie and Dobbin. Size names are common too, both straight (Goliath, Samson, Titan) and upside down (Tiny, Peanut, Half Pint).
Are there names for specific draft breeds?
Yes, in four small blocks. There are Scottish names for Clydesdales (Angus, Morag, Tinto), names from Le Perche in France for Percherons (Marcel, Margot, Mortagne), Flemish names for Belgians (Joris, Griet, Tienen) and English names for Shires and Suffolk Punches (Wilfred, Blossom, Lavenham). Coat names such as Sorrel, Flaxen and Feathers suit any of them, and feather is the long hair on the lower legs of a Clydesdale or a Shire.
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All 1,000 draft horse names
A: 34 names
- Aalst
- Abe
- Abe and Amos
- Abe, Ben, Cal, Dan, Eli, Fred, Gus and Hank
- Able, Baker, Charlie, Dog, Easy and Fox
- Ace, Deuce, Trey, Jack, Queen and King
- Acorn
- Ada
- Adam and Eve
- Aftermath
- Ailsa
- Alasdair
- Alfalfa
- Alfred
- Alpha and Omega
- Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta
- Ambler
- Anatole
- Angus
- Ann, Bea, Cora, Dot, Eva, Fay, Gert and Hope
- Anneke
- Annie
- Antony and Cleopatra
- Anvil
- Apollo and Artemis
- Apple Thief
- Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry
- Apples and Oats
- Archie
- Armand
- Arthur and Merlin
- Arthur, Lancelot, Gawain and Percival
- Athos, Porthos, Aramis and d'Artagnan
- Atlas
B: 109 names
- Babe and Beauty
- Babe and Bell
- Babette
- Back Forty
- Bald Face
- Baldy
- Bangers and Mash
- Banjo, Fiddle, Bass and Mandolin
- Baptiste
- Barley
- Barn and Byre
- Barney
- Barney and Bruno
- Baron and Baroness
- Barrel
- Bart and Bruno
- Bastien
- Bay Boy
- Bea
- Beans and Bacon
- Bear
- Beatrice
- Beau and Belle
- Beauty
- Behemoth
- Bell Bottoms
- Belle and Nell
- Bellême
- Bellyband
- Ben
- Ben and Bart
- Benny and Jenny
- Bert and Alf
- Bert and Ernie
- Bert and Gert
- Bess
B, continued
- Bess and Babe
- Bess and Lady
- Bessie
- Bessie and Jessie
- Betsy
- Betty and Hetty
- Big and Little
- Big Ben
- Big Boy
- Big Gus
- Big Mike
- Big Oak
- Big Sam
- Biggar
- Bill
- Bill and Bet
- Bill and Will
- Billy
- Bird
- Bishop and Abbot
- Bison
- Bit and Bridle
- Bit, Rein, Hame, Tug, Trace, Pole, Yoke and Chain
- Black and White
- Blackjack
- Blaze
- Blinders
- Blondie
- Blossom
- Blossom and Bonny
- Blue Roan
- Bob
- Bob and Buster
- Bob and Tom
- Bob, Bill, Ben, Bo, Bart and Buck
- Bobsled
B, continued
- Bonnie and Belle
- Bonnie and Bess
- Boots and Saddle
- Boss and Foreman
- Boulder
- Bow and Arrow
- Bow and Stern
- Bowler
- Boxer and Clover
- Boxer and Smiler
- Brabant
- Bracken, Heather, Gorse and Broom
- Bram
- Brass Bells
- Brawn
- Brawn and Brains
- Bread and Butter
- Bride and Groom
- Britchen
- Briton
- Broad Beam
- Brook, Beck, Burn and Rill
- Brownie
- Bruiser
- Brutus
- Bubble and Squeak
- Buckboard
- Bucket and Dipper
- Buckwheat
- Buddy and Sis
- Bull
- Bulwark
- Burly
- Bushel
- Butter, Cream, Cheese and Curd
- Buttercup, Clover, Thistle and Vetch
- Butterscotch Belle
C: 68 names
- Caesar and Cleo
- Cal
- Callum
- Cannon
- Captain
- Captain and Chief
- Captain and Mate
- Captain, Major, Colonel, General, Sarge and Chief
- Capucine
- Carluke
- Carrot Top
- Carstairs
- Cart and Dray
- Carter
- Castle and Keep
- Castor and Pollux
- Catriona
- Cedric
- Chalky
- Champion
- Charlie and Chester
- Charlie and Prince
- Checkrein
- Cheese and Crackers
- Chester
- Chester and Earl
- Chestnut
- Chief and Scout
- Chip and Skip
- Chub
- Cider and Perry
- Cider Press
- Cinnamon
- Clem and Zeke
C, continued
- Clevis
- Clove, Nutmeg, Ginger and Mace
- Clover
- Clyde
- Clyde and Cliff
- Coal and Snow
- Coal Cart
- Coal Scuttle
- Coffee and Cream
- Coffee, Cream, Sugar and Spoon
- Colette
- Collar and Hames
- Colonel
- Colonel and Sarge
- Colossus
- Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen
- Copper Penny
- Cora
- Cora and Clem
- Cordwood
- Corn and Beans
- Corn Crib
- Corncob
- Cornshock
- Corporal and Private
- Corra Linn
- Coulter
- Count and Countess
- Crawford
- Crupper
- Cup and Saucer
- Cuthbert
- Cutter
- Cyrus
D: 54 names
- Dainty
- Daisy and Dora
- Dale
- Damon and Pythias
- Damson, Sloe, Quince, Medlar, Bullace and Greengage
- Dan
- Dan and Doc
- Dan, Bill, Bob, Tom, Jim, Joe, Sam and Ned
- Dan, Dave, Duke, Doc, Don and Dale
- Dandy and Darby
- Dapple
- Dapple and Gray
- Dapple Dan
- Darby
- Darby and Joan
- Darling
- Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and Vixen
- David and Goliath
- Davy
- Day's Work
- Deben
- Dender
- Derby
- Diamond
- Dick and Harry
- Diest
- Dinah
D, continued
- Ding and Dong
- Dinner Bell
- Dirk
- Dixie and Trixie
- Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti and High Do
- Dobbin
- Dobbin and Daisy
- Doc and Chub
- Doll and Dinah
- Dolly
- Dolly and Dixie
- Dolly and Molly
- Don Quixote and Sancho
- Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion
- Dot
- Dottie
- Doubletree
- Dougal
- Dozer
- Dray
- Drayman
- Dreadnought
- Drover
- Duke and Dan
- Duke and Dobbin
- Duke and Duchess
- Duke, Earl, Baron and Squire
E: 19 names
- Early and Late
- Early Riser
- Earth, Air, Fire and Water
- East and West
- Easy Does It
- Ebb and Flow
- Ebony and Ivory
- Edith
- Eeny, Meeny, Miny and Moe
- Eighteen Hands
- Eli and Amos
- Elmer
- Elspeth
- Émile
- Emperor and Empress
- Ernest
- Ethel
- Evener
- Ewan
F: 54 names
- Faith
- Faith, Hope, Charity and Grace
- Faithful
- Fan
- Fan and Flora
- Fan, Flo, May, Sue, Dot, Peg, Meg and Bet
- Farmer and Trooper
- Farrier
- Farthing, Penny, Shilling and Crown
- Fay
- Feather and Flax
- Feather Duster
- Feather Foot
- Feathers
- Fence Post
- Fergus
- Fern
- Fernand
- Fetlock
- Field and Furrow
- Fien
- Fife, Drum, Bugle, Horn, Fiddle and Banjo
- Finlay
- Fiona
- Fire and Ice
- Firkin
- First Cut and Second Cut
F, continued
- First Furrow
- Fish and Chips
- Flax
- Flaxen
- Flip and Flop
- Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter
- Flora and Fern
- Florrie
- Floss and Moss
- Flossie
- Flower and Fancy
- Fons
- Forelock
- Forge and Anvil
- Fortress
- Framlingham
- Fred
- Fred and Flo
- Fred and George
- Freight Train
- Fringe
- Frodo and Sam
- Frost and Flame
- Full Measure
- Furrow
- Furrow Horse
- Fuzzy
G: 29 names
- Gallant
- Gargantua
- Gaston
- Gatepost
- Gee and Haw
- General and Admiral
- Gentle Annie
- Gentle Giant
- Gert
- Gertie
- Ginger and Biscuit
- Ginger Snap
- Gladys
- Gog and Magog
- Gold, Silver, Copper and Tin
- Goldie
- Goliath
- Good Neighbor
- Grace
- Granary
- Granny and Gramps
- Gray Lady
- Gregor
- Griet
- Grizzly
- Gus
- Gus and Gabe
- Gus and Otto
- Gus and Russ
H: 69 names
- Hageland
- Hal
- Half Pint
- Ham and Eggs
- Ham, Eggs, Toast, Jam, Tea, Milk, Oats and Pie
- Hames
- Hamish
- Hammer and Anvil
- Hank
- Hank and Frank
- Hank and Hoss
- Hans and Fritz
- Hansel and Gretel
- Harold
- Harrow
- Harvest
- Hat and Coat
- Hattie
- Hattie and Mattie
- Haul and Heave
- Hay and Straw
- Hay Bale
- Hay Wagon
- Haymaker
- Haymaker and Harvester
- Hayrack
- Haystack
- Hazel
- Hazel and Hope
- Hazel and Olive
- Hazel, Holly, Rowan, Willow, Alder and Lime
- Headland
- Heads and Tails
- Hearts and Flowers
H, continued
- Hearts, Clubs, Spades and Diamonds
- Heavy Harry
- Hector and Achilles
- Hengist and Horsa
- Herald and Page
- Herbert
- Hercules
- Hero and Leander
- Heron, Crane, Swan, Stork, Kite, Hawk, Owl and Crow
- Hickory
- High and Low
- High Whites
- High Withers
- Hilda
- Hill, Dale, Fen, Moor, Glen, Vale, Heath and Field
- Hiram
- Hocus and Pocus
- Hogshead
- Hollesley
- Holmes and Watson
- Homebody
- Homer
- Honest Day
- Honest John
- Honeycomb
- Honoré
- Hook and Eye
- Hook, Line, Sinker and Float
- Horace
- Horse Brass
- Horsepower
- Hostler
- Hot and Cold
- Huck and Jim
- Huisne
I: 12 names
- Ice Wagon
- Ike
- Ike and Ira
- Ike, Mike, Spike, Pike, Duke, Luke, Zeke and Deke
- Inkwell
- Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde
- Iron Gray
- Iron, Steel, Brass, Bronze, Copper and Tin
- Ironhorse
- Ironside
- Isla
- Itsy and Bitsy
J: 39 names
- Jack and Ben
- Jack and Jill
- Jack, Mack, Zack, Hank, Frank, Tank, Buck and Chuck
- Jacob and Esau
- Jake and Blake
- Jan and Piet
- January, February, March, April, May and June
- Jasper
- Jeannie
- Jeb and Zeb
- Jed
- Jed and Jeb
- Jef
- Jekyll and Hyde
- Jenny
- Jerry
- Jerry and Ned
- Jess and Bess
- Jet and Pearl
- Jewel and Gem
- Jill and Phil
- Jim
- Jim and Charlie
- Jim and Jess
- Jim and Joe
- Jim, Joe, Jack, Jake, Jed and Jud
- Jingle and Jangle
- Jingle Bells
- Jock and Jean
- Jock and Sandy
- Jolly
- Joris
- Josette
- Judge and Jury
- Jules
- Jumbo
- June
- June and Jewel
- Jupiter and Juno
K: 14 names
- Kate
- Kate and Nate
- Kate, Kit, Nell, Nan, Bess and Belle
- Katrijn
- Kempen
- Kind Heart
- King and Colonel
- King and Queen
- Kip and Chip
- Kirsty
- Kith and Kin
- Kitty
- Knife and Fork
- Knight and Squire
L: 51 names
- La Ferté
- La Loupe
- Lachlan
- Lady and Lark
- Laird and Lassie
- Lamington
- Lanark
- Lancelot and Galahad
- Land and Sea
- Land Horse
- Larry and Harry
- Lavenham
- Le Pin
- Lead and Wheel
- Lead Horse
- Leader
- Leen
- Lennik
- Léon
- Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo
- Lesmahagow
- Leuven
- Leviathan
- Lewis and Clark
- Lichfield
L, continued
- Lightfoot
- Lincoln
- Linnet, Thrush, Swift, Swallow, Martin and Plover
- Lisette
- Little Bit
- Little John
- Lively
- Liver Chestnut
- Lock, Stock, Barrel and Ramrod
- Locomotive
- Lofty and Shorty
- Log and Lumber
- Log Roller
- Logger
- Long and Short
- Long Row
- Long Ton
- Longny
- Lord and Lady
- Lotte
- Lottie and Dottie
- Lou and Sue
- Lowie
- Lucien
- Luke and Levi
- Lunch Pail
M: 78 names
- Ma and Pa
- Maarten
- Mabel
- Mabel and Myrtle
- Mabel and Pearl
- Mac and Mollie
- Mack and Joe
- Madelon
- Madge
- Maggie
- Magpie
- Maisie and Daisy
- Major
- Major and Minor
- Major and Mitch
- Mammoth
- Mandy and Sandy
- Mangel
- Maple Sap
- Marcel
- Margot
- Marieke
- Mars and Venus
- Martingale
- Mary and Martha
- Master and Miss
- Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
- Maude
- Maude and Belle
- Maude and May
- Maude, Mabel, Myrtle, Minnie, Molly and May
- Mayor and Marshal
- Meadow and Pasture
- Meat and Potatoes
- Meg
- Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy
- Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter
- Merry and Pippin
- Merryman
M, continued
- Mhairi
- Mick and Nick
- Midnight and Noon
- Mieke
- Miel
- Might and Main
- Mighty Joe
- Mighty Mo
- Mike and Mac
- Milk and Honey
- Milk Wagon
- Milkweed
- Mill and Grist
- Mill Pond
- Miller, Smith, Cooper and Wright
- Millie
- Millstone
- Milly and Tilly
- Minnie
- Minnie and Winnie
- Mirabelle
- Mister and Missus
- Molasses
- Molasses and Cornbread
- Moldboard
- Molly and Bird
- Molly and Maggie
- Molly, Polly, Dolly and Holly
- Monarch and Regent
- Moose
- Morag
- Morning, Noon, Evening and Night
- Mortagne
- Mortar and Pestle
- Moses and Aaron
- Mountain
- Mouse and Moose
- Murdo
- Mutt and Jeff
N: 19 names
- Nan and Fan
- Nand
- Near and Off
- Near Side
- Neck Yoke
- Ned and Nancy
- Ned and Ted
- Nell
- Nellie and Bell
- New Penny
- Night and Day
- Ninove
- No Hurry
- Nogent
- North Forty
- North, South, East and West
- Nosebag
- Nutmeg
- Nuts and Bolts
O: 17 names
- Oak, Ash, Elm, Beech, Birch and Thorn
- Oat Thief
- Oats and Barley
- Oats, Hay, Bran, Chaff, Malt, Hops, Mash and Meal
- Oberon and Titania
- Octave
- Odds and Evens
- Odette
- Off Side
- Old Gray
- Old Reliable
- Orchard
- Orford
- Ostler
- Otis
- Otis and Ollie
- Ox
P: 51 names
- Paddock, Croft, Meadow and Lea
- Parson and Deacon
- Pat and Mike
- Pat and Pearl
- Pat, Pete, Paul, Pip, Punch, Pal, Prince and Pop
- Patience
- Patty and Hattie
- Paul and Silas
- Paul Bunyan and Babe
- Peaches and Honey
- Peanut
- Peewee
- Peg
- Penny, Nickel, Dime and Quarter
- Pepper and Ginger
- Peppermint
- Percy
- Pete and Polly
- Pete and Repeat
- Peter and Paul
- Peter, Andrew, James, John, Philip and Thomas
- Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy
- Pie and Mash
- Pierre and Jacques
- Pieter
P, continued
- Pilot
- Pine, Fir, Spruce, Cedar, Larch and Yew
- Pipsqueak
- Pitchfork
- Plain and Fancy
- Plodder
- Plow and Harrow
- Plow, Disc, Harrow and Drill
- Plowboy
- Plowman
- Plowshare
- Plume
- Polly
- Pooh and Tigger
- Pork and Beans
- Pots and Pans
- Prince
- Prince and Nellie
- Prince and Pat
- Prince and Princess
- Proctor
- Pull and Tow
- Pumpkin
- Punch and Blossom
- Punch and Boxer
- Punch and Judy
Q: 5 names
- Queen and Lady
- Queen and Topsy
- Queenie
- Queenie and Bonnie
- Quiet Thunder
R: 49 names
- Rabbie
- Rail Splitter
- Rain, Hail, Sleet and Snow
- Rake and Tedder
- Raven
- Razzle and Dazzle
- Reaper and Binder
- Red Roan
- Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue and Violet
- Red, Roan, Bay, Dun, Gray, Jet, Snow and Sorrel
- Reginald
- Rémalard
- Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dan and Asher
- Rex and Regina
- Rex and Roy
- Rhyme and Reason
- Rick and Nick
- Rik
- Roany
- Rob and Roy
- Robin and Marian
- Robin, Wren, Lark, Finch, Jay and Dove
- Rock and Dolly
- Rock and Roll
R, continued
- Rock, Flint, Slate, Clay, Sand, Chalk, Marl and Loam
- Rod and Reel
- Romeo and Juliet
- Romulus and Remus
- Ron and Don
- Rook, Knight, Bishop, Queen, King and Pawn
- Roos
- Rooster Crow
- Root and Branch
- Rose and Lily
- Rose and Ruth
- Rose Gray
- Rose, Lily, Daisy, Violet, Poppy and Fern
- Rosie
- Rowdy and Ready
- Ruby and Opal
- Ruby, Pearl, Opal, Jade, Garnet and Amber
- Rufus
- Russet
- Rusty and Dusty
- Rusty Nail
- Ruth
- Ruth and Naomi
- Rutland
- Rye
S: 111 names
- Sabino
- Sadie
- Sadie and Sal
- Sailor
- Sailor and Soldier
- Sally
- Salt and Pepper
- Salt, Pepper, Mustard and Vinegar
- Salt, Pepper, Sage, Thyme, Mint and Dill
- Sam
- Sam and Henry
- Sam and Pam
- Sam and Si
- Samson
- Samson and Delilah
- Sandy
- Sap Bucket
- Saw and Sawbuck
- Scepter and Crown
- Scot and Laddie
- Seal Brown
- Second Crop
- Seed and Harvest
- Seedtime and Haytime
- Senga
- Senonches
- Shadow and Sunny
- Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego and Daniel
- Shaggy
- Sheaf and Stook
- Sheaf, Shock, Rick and Stack
- Shem, Ham, Japheth and Noah
- Sheriff and Deputy
- Shorty
- Silas
- Silas and Ezra
- Silk Feather
S, continued
- Silo
- Silver Mane
- Silvertail
- Singletree
- Sir and Madam
- Skidder
- Skipper and Bosun
- Sled and Sleigh
- Sledge
- Sleigh Bells
- Slow and Easy
- Smart and Tidy
- Smiler
- Smithy
- Smoke and Ember
- Snip
- Snowshoes
- Socks
- Sod Buster
- Soft Thunder
- Song and Dance
- Sooty
- Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass
- Sorrel
- Sorrel and Roan
- Sorrel Top
- Sow and Reap
- Sow, Grow, Reap and Rest
- Spalding
- Spats
- Spit and Polish
- Split Rail
- Spud
- Squire and Dame
- Staf
- Stafford
- Stan and Ollie
S, continued
- Stanley
- Star
- Stars and Stripes
- Steady
- Steady and Sure
- Steady Eddie
- Steam Engine
- Steel Gray
- Sticks and Stones
- Stockings
- Stoneboat
- Stout
- Stout and Sturdy
- Stove Black
- Straight Furrow
- Strathaven
- Strawberry
- Stripe
- Strong and Silent
- Stubble
- Stump and Stone
- Stump Puller
- Sue
- Sugar Bush
- Sugar Cube
- Sugar Lump
- Summer and Winter
- Sun, Moon, Star and Comet
- Sunday Driver
- Sunup and Sundown
- Surcingle
- Sure Foot
- Suzette
- Sven and Lars
- Sweet and Sour
- Sweet Feed
- Sweet William
T: 73 names
- Tad
- Tall Order
- Tam
- Tandem
- Tank
- Tassel
- Tater
- Teamster
- Ted and Fred
- Tempest, Squall, Breeze, Zephyr, Gust and Flurry
- Terret
- Tess
- Thames, Severn, Trent and Tyne
- Théophile
- Thick and Thin
- Thiron
- Thistle and Heather
- Thistledown
- Thor and Odin
- Thresh and Winnow
- Thresher
- Thunder and Lightning
- Thunder and Rumble
- Thunder, Lightning, Storm and Gale
- Tick and Tock
- Tienen
- Tillie
- Tim and Jim
- Timber
- Timber and Tackle
- Timothy
- Tinker
- Tinker and Tailor
- Tinto
- Tiny
- Tiny and Mighty
T, continued
- Tippytoes
- Titan
- Tom and Becky
- Tom and Huck
- Tom and Jerry
- Tom and Tib
- Tom and Tug
- Tom, Dick, Harry and Joe
- Tom, Sam, Gus, Abe, Ike and Zeke
- Tom, Tim, Ted, Tad, Tug, Tex, Tip and Top
- Ton of Fun
- Tony
- Tony and Ted
- Topsy and Daisy
- Topsy and Tess
- Tortoise and Hare
- Tourouvre
- Tow Head
- Tow Line
- Town and Country
- Towpath
- Trace
- Trace and Tug
- Tried and Trusted
- Tristan and Isolde
- Trooper
- True Blue
- Trui
- Trusty
- Tug and Tiny
- Tugboat
- Turnip
- Tuur
- Tweed, Tay, Forth and Clyde
- Tweedledum and Tweedledee
- Twinkletoes
- Two Horsepower
U: 3 names
- Uncle and Auntie
- Up and Down
- Up Hill and Down Dale
V: 2 names
- Violet and Ivy
- Vollezele
W: 35 names
- Wagon and Wheel
- Wagon, Wain, Cart and Sled
- Wagoner
- Walk, Trot, Canter and Gallop
- Wally and Sally
- Walnut
- Walt
- Walt and Wes
- Water Wheel
- Wax and Wick
- Wheat and Chaff
- Wheat Straw
- Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye, Corn and Clover
- Wheeler
- Whiffletree
- Whippletree
- Whiskers
- White Face
- Whitefoot
- Wide Load
- Wilbur
- Wilbur and Orville
- Wilfred
- Windfall
- Windrow
- Winifred
- Winter Coat
- Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall
- Woodbridge
- Woodlot
- Woolly
- Workday and Sunday
- Workhorse
- Wouter
- Wullie
Y: 2 names
- Yoke and Pole
- Young and Old