Losing masculinity?

I was wondering on some of those wonderful sale websites and came across some geldings and stallions that had names that were less than masculine. Do people really put any thought at all in naming thier horses? Lets learn by example.

8 yr old Friesian gelding -Bennypal
First off the add says this horse is FHANA reg. so if he's 8 years old and was born in 2001 his name should not start with a "B" 2000 has the year for A, B and C names. I'm just hoping this is just a silly litle barn name, cause thats a horrible name for a friesian. Bleck!

7 yr old Friesian stallion - Mami
Picture this; a glorious well muscled Friesian stallion galloping across a meadow, long, flowing mane and abundant feathering. His expression says "Yes, I'm beautiful, look at me" His name, which we would guess to be a masculine as this awesome presence...Mami. O.O really now? for a nice stallion, really? goodness any stallion should have a manly name. Again, a reg friesian at 7 years old should not have a name starting with "M" 2002 year of G, H, I. Get with it people. >.<

This one just sucks. Friesian Gelding - Nukks. WTF were you thinking, sounds like Nuts. O.o

Friesian Sport Horse Gelding - Melisa. WTF thats my name! xP

Friesian Gelding - Funky

Friesian Gelding - Dukky

Friesian Gelding - Lili (Really, no lie. )

These names were really on sale ads. I don't care if thier barn names or anything, they suck!