Fans could not help but titter after Charlotte Dujardin's replacement for Team GB at the Olympics was announced.
Team GB have announced that Becky Moody will take Dujardin's place after a video showed the six-time Olympic medallist whipping a horse in shocking footage.
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It will be the Yorkshire native's first appearance at the Olympics as she represents her country in dressage, a sport that Team GB have excelled at in the past.
But fans could not believe the name of the horse who is replacing Dujardin's horse Gio - Jagerbomb.
It is not uncommon for horses to have peculiar names but it is not every day you come across one who shares their name with an alcoholic drink, except legendary steeplechaser Red Rum.
And fans loved the new arrival, with one saying: "Gotta win with that name for a horse."
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While a second posted: "Jagerbomb is the best damn name."
This fan said: "What a name omg."
And another put: "Congratulations Becky, loving Jagerbomb's name."
While this fan joked: "I reckon that horse has a shot."
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All eyes will be on dressage this summer in Paris, though Moody will back herself despite this being her Olympics debut.
She runs a dressage centre alongside her sister Hannah in the Pennines and has 12 international wins and more than 30 national titles.
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Jagerbomb, meanwhile, is a Bay Gelding and was born in 2014 who made his Grand Prix debut in 2023.
But the sport of dressage has taken a hefty hit after the recent news, with Dujardin pulling herself out of the Games this summer. Dujardin has also been provisionally suspended amid the investigation into her.
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The 39-year-old had been hoping to add to the six medals, including three golds, that she has already won at the Olympics at London 2012, Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020.
But shocking footage of her whipping her horse emerged in the build-up to the Paris Games where she said she was “deeply ashamed” by her “error of judgement” in a coaching session “from four years ago”.