Riding whats'r name

I got the hayfield ride in today. To start with, the mare didn't pay much attention to me as she is really trying to befriend the other two horses; Coulee is jealous of her and Beamer thinks she should come live with him and the poor girl has to be separate from them so she was listening to them instead of me. 5 minutes in the round pen fixed that; I have some work to do to get her to sidle up to the fence for me to get on; she isn't bad but does move her hip out. If I mount from the ground she stands good, but it's easier for me to get on from a more level spot.
 Anyway, we headed out- no traffic and today's showers knocked the dust back so it was a nice little ride. I opted to leave the dogs home until I get to know her a bit better.
Riding a new horse out alone from her new home is a pretty good test too, and she passed with flying colours. She is curious but calm on the trails.

She's a long strided mare, so different from the horses I usually ride. Doesn't seem to walk out with energy but that may change when I start riding with others- next week.
I have her on Step 8 to help her regain some weight as well as Hoffman's minerals and all the grass hay she can eat. And I hand graze her after we ride. Once we move she will have her own grazing paddock - I foresee fencing in my future this fall!

Smell the roses, don't eat them!

Meanwhile I am still racking my brain for a name for her. Start firing suggestions this way please! 

Something feminine, a little bit Western would be nice, or something classic. Not a name that plays on her colour (like Goldie, Brandy, Sunshine etc.)