I’ve always called it “red Virginia clay”.
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Sporting Clay (call her Sport or Sporty)
Vermilion (Milly)
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@2bayboys New gal is a hunkahunka 
I hope she & Nosey get along swimmingly 
& I’ve 
’d every name suggested 
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“Gable.”
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Show name: Anne with an E
Barn name: Anne
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Oh I love Sporting Clay!
I learned a new word in my search for ideas: Mudlark or Mudlarking
Also Mudstone.
Another cute one suggested by my DH is Toasted Almond. One of my favorite drinks.
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I like Toasted Almond, and call her Ally/Allie
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Or (barn name) Annie (Ann Eee)
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I think she’s adorable.
I like Mudhen, and then call her Maude.
Or maybe Maud Gonne, the Irish suffragette (and revolutionary)?
What about Caffe Latte; or Mocha Frosted?
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Sandalwood.
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I like that one.
Plus then you have two perfectly good options for barn names that follow the classic form of two syllables with a Y at the end. Sandy or Woody. Just like Nosey. 
Or even Dally. Three options.
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To look at it another way, there’s no law that says barn names have to be related to more formal names. For that matter, there’s no law that says she needs a both a formal name and a barn name. If she were registered with a name that for some reason you didn’t like, then sure, you might want a barn name. But since that’s not the case, you can give her a name you like and be done with it.
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Cinnamon
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Yes 
Yesss…Bodacious 
Barn name Bodie…it works for a girl too.
She looks like she means business!
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Paisley Sandalwood.
Just because.
She is lovely!
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I do so very much like your pony jock.
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Dang you have a good eye!
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