Horse Coloring Pages

Horses galloping through meadows, foals with their mothers, ponies with braided manes, wild mustangs and a carousel horse, ready to color. Tap a picture to color it online, or print it to color by hand.

Little kids get simple ponies with bold lines, school-age kids get farm, beach and winter scenes, and teens and adults get two pattern-filled horses.

Fun facts about horses

Horses can sleep standing up thanks to a special locking system in their legs, though they lie down for deep sleep. A foal can stand and walk within an hour or two of being born.

Horses have the largest eyes of any land mammal and can see almost all the way around themselves. Wild mustangs in the American West descend from horses brought over by Spanish explorers.

Coloring tips for horses

Horse coats have real names: chestnut is reddish brown, bay is brown with a black mane and legs, palomino is golden with a cream mane, and gray horses can be nearly white. Pintos and appaloosas have patches and spots.

Give the mane and tail a slightly darker or lighter color than the body, and add white socks or a blaze on the face. Online, fill the body first, then switch to the brush for the mane, braids and tack.

Questions

Are these horse coloring pages free?
Yes. Every horse page is free to color online or print at home or in class, with a US Letter PDF for each.
Which horse pages are best for young kids?
The simple pages, like the cute pony, the baby foal and the friendly horse head, have bold outlines and big shapes.
Do you have pony and carousel horse pages?
Yes. There is a pony with braided mane and flowers, a shaggy Shetland pony under a rainbow and a carousel horse with a decorated saddle.
Are there horse coloring pages for adults?
The mandala horse and the folk-art horse have large decorative sections for a calm, detailed session.

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