Tips for colouring these horse pages
Start with the big areas first, like the horse body and the background, then move to the small details such as eyes, manes and props. Light colours go on first, dark colours last.
- Toddlers and preschoolers: try the foal sleeping on soft hay, the horse munching apples, the horse resting under a big tree, the horse wearing a santa hat or the horse rolling in the grass. They have big, simple shapes.
- Older kids: the brave horse rearing by a castle, the carousel horse at the fair, the horse trotting through autumn leaves and the wild mustang racing across the prairie have more detail to fill in.
- Use any colours you like. Horses can be brown, black, white, grey, chestnut or even pink with a rainbow mane.
How to print
Open any page, press Download, and print on plain A4 or letter paper. Choose “fit to page” in your print settings so the whole outline fits.
Questions people ask
Are these horse coloring pages really free?
Yes, all 32 horse coloring pages are completely free to download and print for home and classroom use.
What age are these horse pages good for?
Toddlers and preschoolers will enjoy the easy pages like the sleeping foal, while older kids can try the detailed ones like the carousel horse and the castle scene.
What paper should I print horse coloring pages on?
Plain A4 or letter paper works well. For markers or paint, use thicker paper so the colour does not bleed through.
Can I colour these pages on a tablet?
Yes, download the image and open it in any drawing app, then colour the outlines with your favourite brushes.
Which horse pages are easiest for toddlers?
The foal sleeping on soft hay, the horse munching apples, the horse resting under a big tree and the horse rolling in the grass have the biggest, simplest shapes.