Well, I have to say that the reason for name is brilliant -- made my day. Thanks for the photo too! Aww, isn't she (are you sure she is a she?) is gorgeous, and welcome from me too! It sounds to me like you are doing your research really well, and it is great that you have built her a tortoise table. You probably already have a care sheet for Horsfields, but in case you don't here is a link to one:
https://www.tortoise-protection-group.o ... 014New.pdf
They really are tortoises with great personalities, but then I'm a bit biaised as I keep Horsfields
It looks like she is almost certainly too young to sex, but if you send us a close-up photo of her underside, clearly showing the tail, we might be able to make a guess. Most Horsfields do resemble females until they are about five or six years old, and then the differences between the sexes appear quite rapidly, but sometimes you can tell a bit earlier.
My Doris and Dolly send their regards and I've attached a photo of them taken a couple of years ago, alongside a topiary tortoise that I made for the garden.
Cheers,
Nina
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