A Boy Leads a Pony
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Horses
Horses and ponies appear in portraits, stables, flower gardens and open landscapes. Choose the broad shapes of the sunrise scene or spend more time on braided manes, sunflower centers, wooden fences and pond reflections.
Coloring Pages
Foal Watching Butterflies
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A Foal Greets Its Mother at the Stable
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A Girl Brushes Her Horse
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Horse Among Desert Cacti
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Horse in a Floral Blanket in an Orchard
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Horse with a Flowing Mane and Leafy Arch
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Horse and Rider Practicing Over a Ground Pole
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Horse Beside a Mountain Waterfall
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Horse in an Open Stable
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Horse Portrait with Oats and Wildflowers
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Horse Pulling a Harvest Cart
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Flowing mane or a stable scene?
Choose between hair-and-leaf curves and extra farm details.
A leafy frame
Long mane and tail strands sit between two flowering stems. Choose this to follow sweeping strokes.
Horse with a Flowing Mane and Leafy Arch →
Open stable doors
The horse stands between hay bales, a bucket and a pitchfork. Wood grain and straw add smaller marks to color.
Horse in an Open Stable →Follow the mane's curves
Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Sandy horse
- 2. Brown mane and tail
- 3. Green leaves and grass
- Color the face, ears, neck, body and legs sandy tan; leave all four hooves and eye highlights white.
- Color every mane and tail strand brown, following its curve without covering the dividing lines.
- Color the surrounding leaves, stems and grass green. Keep all four flowers and the background white.
The mane should remain separate from the neck, and the tail from the legs. These colors do not identify a breed.