National Colt Day is celebrated annually on June 10, honoring the name "Colt," which originally means a young horse. The name evokes imagery of the Wild West and has gained popularity in the United States, partly due to notable figures like quarterback Colt McCoy and inventor Samuel Colt. The day encourages people to celebrate those named Colt by giving gifts and sharing meals with them. Additionally, participants may visit farms to interact with colts or gather to watch football games, particularly supporting the Indianapolis Colts. The name Colt is also associated with various meanings in different languages, including "young camel" in Hebrew and "young pig" in Swedish. Overall, the day combines appreciation for the name with activities that emphasize its lively and adventurous connotations.