Ponies, foals, wild mustangs and a carousel horse: these horse coloring pages are for every kid who has ever asked for a pony. You will find horses in a sunny meadow, galloping across an open field and jumping a fence at a horse show.
The free PDF has eight pages. The little pony has big, easy shapes for young kids, and the realistic horse portrait at the end has a flowing mane full of detail for older kids and adults.
What’s in the PDF
- Little Pony: a fluffy mane, easy for toddlers
- Mare and Foal: a mother horse and her baby in a meadow
- Wild Horses: three horses galloping by the mountains
- Horse in the Stable: a hay bale and a bucket
- Show Jumping: a horse and rider over a fence
- Horse with Flowers: flowers braided into the mane
- Carousel Horse: ribbons and patterns on a pole
- Horse Portrait: a realistic head with a flowing mane
- A cover page, all on US Letter paper
The horse coloring pages
Little Pony
A cute little pony with a fluffy mane stands in the grass. Big, simple shapes for young kids.
Mare and Foal
A mother horse and her foal stand side by side in a meadow full of flowers.
Wild Horses
Three wild horses gallop across an open field with mountains in the background.
Horse in the Stable
A horse looks out over its stable door, next to a hay bale and a bucket.
Show Jumping
A horse and rider fly over a fence at a horse show.
Horse with Flowers
A horse with flowers braided into its mane stands in a garden. Pretty in pastels.
Carousel Horse
A decorated carousel horse on its pole, with ribbons and patterns to color in bright fairground colors.
Horse Portrait
A detailed, realistic horse head with a long flowing mane. Best for older kids and adults.
Printing and coloring tips
- Print at 100% (Actual size) on plain US Letter paper; use cardstock for markers.
- Real horses are brown, black, white, gray or golden, often with white socks or a white blaze on the face.
- Color the mane with long pencil strokes in the direction the hair flows.
- Laminate a page and use dry-erase crayons to color it again and again.
Download the pages one by one
Want just one picture? Click a link to open the full-size PNG, then print it or save it. The PDF with every page is in the download box.
- Little Pony coloring page (PNG)
- Mare and Foal coloring page (PNG)
- Wild Horses coloring page (PNG)
- Horse in the Stable coloring page (PNG)
- Show Jumping coloring page (PNG)
- Horse with Flowers coloring page (PNG)
- Carousel Horse coloring page (PNG)
- Horse Portrait coloring page (PNG)
More animals to color: the unicorn coloring pages, the dog coloring pages and the princess coloring pages (one princess rides a horse).
FAQ
What age are these horse coloring pages for?
The little pony suits ages 3 to 5. Most pages suit ages 5 to 10, and the horse portrait is for older kids, teens and adults.
Are these coloring pages free?
Yes, the horse coloring pages are free for personal and classroom use. Print as many as you need, but please link to this page instead of sharing the PDF file.
Can I print just one page?
Yes. Use the single-page links above, or pick the page number in your print dialog when you print the PDF.
What is the difference between a pony and a foal?
A pony is a small breed of horse that stays small when it grows up. A foal is a baby horse of any breed.
