Horse Color by Number

Press Print for the Galloping horse; a foal, a pony, a saddle and 4 more are under More options.

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Color by number: Galloping horse

Color each square by its number. Squares with no number stay white.

1
1112
12112
11122
1111222
11111111222
21111111112
21111111
2211
22
222
333333333333

To color on screen, choose a color in the key, then tap the squares.

Galloping horse, 12 by 12, 3 colors.

Answer key: prints on page 2.

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Print gives a blank worksheet, and the colored answer key on page 2 when that box is ticked. Colors you fill in on screen stay on screen. By keyboard: the arrow keys move around the grid, Enter colors a square, a digit colors it by that number and Backspace clears it.

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How it works

This horse color by number set has a galloping horse, a horse head, a foal and a pony, then four things from the stable and the show ring: a saddle, a stable door, a show jump and a rosette.

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Pony color by numbers: a white coat on green

The Pony is white paper with brown patches and a thick black mane and tail, so most of its coloring is the field: 84 green squares on the easy grid, 21 black and 9 brown. A pony is a small horse, often with a thicker mane and tail and shorter legs.

Foal to Stable door, shortest to longest

The easy Foal is the shortest worksheet, 63 squares in orange, black and green. The easy Stable door is the longest: 140 squares, with only the 4 squares of the horse's blaze left white. Choose Detailed 24 by 24 under Size and the Galloping horse reaches 576, with no square left white.

  • The four horse and pony sheets need 3 crayons each on the easy grid.
  • Brown is in four easy keys: the Galloping horse is gold, the Foal orange, and the show sheets have none.

Questions and answers

What is the difference between a foal and a pony?

A foal is a horse up to one year old, and a pony is a small horse even when fully grown. Here the Foal is orange with long thin legs and the Pony is white with brown patches.

How many color by number horse coloring pages are here?

Sixteen: eight pictures in two grid sizes, 12 by 12 and 24 by 24. Four show a horse, a foal or a pony, and four show a saddle, a stable door, a show jump and a rosette.

What colors is the horse?

Gold with a black mane, tail and lower legs on the Galloping horse, a coat called buckskin. The Horse head is brown with a black mane, the Foal is orange and the Pony is white with brown patches.

All 8 pictures

Horses and a pony 4

  • Foal An orange foal standing on green grass, facing left, with long thin legs, a black tail and black hooves. On the detailed grid the sky is light blue and the foal has white socks and a short brown mane. A foal is a horse up to one year old. Easy: 3 colors, 63 squares to color. Detailed: 5 colors, 560 squares to color.
  • Galloping horse A golden horse with a black mane, tail and lower legs galloping to the left over green grass, its front legs reaching forward off the ground. On the detailed grid the sky is light blue, the coat has orange shading on the chest and belly and the grass has light green tufts. A horse with a tan or gold coat and a black mane, tail and lower legs is called a buckskin. Easy: 3 colors, 73 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 576 squares to color.
  • Horse head A brown horse's head seen from the side, facing left, with a black mane, a black eye and nostril and a red strap of its bridle. On the detailed grid the sky is light blue, a white blaze runs down the face and the bridle has a red browband and a yellow buckle. Easy: 3 colors, 88 squares to color. Detailed: 5 colors, 564 squares to color.
  • Pony A small white pony left as paper on a green field, facing right, with brown patches, a thick black mane and tail and black hooves. On the detailed grid the field is light green with green grass and the pony has a pink muzzle. A pony is a small horse, often with a thicker mane and tail and shorter legs than a larger horse. Easy: 3 colors, 114 squares to color. Detailed: 5 colors, 455 squares to color.
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At the stable 2

  • Saddle A brown saddle seen from the side on a red saddle pad, with a black strap and a yellow stirrup hanging below. On the detailed grid the seat has an orange shine, the pad has yellow stitching and the stirrup is gray. Easy: 4 colors, 80 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 321 squares to color.
  • Stable door A brown horse with a white blaze looking out over a stable door: a dark opening above, a brown half door with yellow rails and a yellow brace below, in a red wall. On the detailed grid the wall has orange bricks and the door has gray hinges. Easy: 4 colors, 140 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 560 squares to color.

At the show 2

  • Rosette A prize rosette: a red ribbon gathered around a yellow center with a black mark in the middle, and two blue tails hanging below. On the detailed grid the red has pink pleats and each tail has a light blue edge. Easy: 4 colors, 92 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 372 squares to color.
  • Show jump A show jump on green grass: two red stands holding two poles striped blue and yellow, with yellow flowers along the bottom. On the detailed grid the sky is light blue, the stands have white bands and pink flowers grow among the yellow. Easy: 4 colors, 102 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 528 squares to color.

How this list was compiled: Our own pixel pictures, drawn square by square for this site on 12 by 12 and 24 by 24 grids in October 2026. Nothing is traced, scanned or copied from clip art, no picture shows a brand or a logo, and none shows a character from a film, show, book or game. What a foal, a pony and a buckskin are was checked against Wikipedia in October 2026 (text under CC BY-SA 4.0, read for the facts and not copied); the other descriptions say only what each drawing shows. The color and square counts were counted from the finished grids. Licence: own work

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