I didn't see the other 3 on the list before it got pruned. Out of curiosity, what were they? So strange that Panic Room isn't taken. I liked that, but a couple of the others look nice too. I wasn't clear on what Annesti had to do with South Africa. Google said it was Arabic for 'welcome' and Anesti is Greek. It's pretty, though.

BURGER MEISTER MEISTER BURGER:tro:

yes!

PANIC ROOM and its' alternates were rejected by the Jockey Club on copyright issues.

Steenbok

- an african antelope - might work

FAIRWELL JACK, JUMPSUIT JACK ,FINGERTIP PUSHUP, ONEOFAKIND JACK, enthusiastic Jack, .....AFTER JACK LALANNE

VOORTREKKER: Rejected - Name already recorded in Stud Book for Sire or Dam

At this point you should just call him Darted.

More like,

Multiple Darts

Mafikeng - a city in South Africa (available)

No Identity

Try this one
Delirium Tremen

How can their be a copyright on a commonly defined term?

So, say I made a movie and called it 'Water'. Would anyone who tried to name a horse 'Water' be subjected to copyright violations?

Yes if they say so

Voortrekker already taken, really?

try

No beer and no TV make Homer go Something Something

or

Torgo's Pizza

Shoes For Industry

Joh Beats

I came across Cape Colony and Great Trek when I was looking up Voortrekker to remind myself what the history was.

Both are available and relate to South Africa--the Voortrekkers, specifically. I don't think these came up in the past.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_Colony
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_trek

bucephalus (alexander the greats horse)

carbonation (get it?? carbon is what diamonds are made from-carbon nation)


citadel

fair promontory (this is the point past which carthage was not allowed to venture way back when)

tamazight (it's the name of a berber language)

How about honoring all of the Jewish members of DT and simply change the 'u' in Johannesburg to an 'e', thus making it Johannesberg?