Which pictures suit younger kids?
There are no very simple pages in this set. The gentlest are “Horse by Fence”, “Horse in Meadow” and “Horse in Front of the Mountains”, good for ages 4+.
Horses in the pasture, by the barn, galloping through tall flowers or standing with a foal: these ten coloring pages show whole scenes with fences, trees and farmyards and suit kids from about four.

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Medium · ages 5+
A horse with a long mane trots across a hilly meadow, with clouds drifting over bushes and trees. The large body area is good for first horse pictures.

Detailed · ages 6+
A horse strides through tall flowers with gentle hills behind it under a wide sky. The many blossoms in the foreground are great for colorful decorating.

Medium · ages 5+
A horse stands in front of a wooden fence with mountains and fir trees rising behind it. Its calm pose and clear lines keep the picture easy for beginners.

Medium · ages 5+
A horse with a windswept mane trots through tall grass, with mountains, a fir tree and a fence behind. The flowing mane invites bold colors.

Medium · ages 5+
A horse stands by a wooden barn and fence, with mountains and trees behind it. Good for talking about life on a horse farm and caring for horses.

Detailed · ages 6+
A horse with a full mane stands in a field of flowers with mountains behind it. The big blossoms at the bottom are ideal for bold colors.

Detailed · ages 6+
A horse stands in front of a large wooden barn with cross beams on the door, a fir tree on the left. The barn's boards provide many straight areas to color.

Medium · ages 5+
A horse walks along a path straight toward you, with a fence, trees, clouds and the sun behind. The front view makes a nice change from side views.

Medium · ages 4+
A horse walks beside the posts of a wooden fence as clouds drift above it. The simple background lets the horse itself stand out clearly.

Detailed · ages 6+
A horse stands in front of a barn with a small cupola, with a fir tree and flowers by the fence. Lots of farmyard details for older kids.
Every one of the ten pages puts a single horse into a fully drawn landscape with fences, mountains, fir trees or a barn, so there are no bare outline pages here. Horse by Fence, with its big clouds and bushes, is the gentlest start for kids from about four. Horse in Tall Flowers, Horse with a Full Mane and Horse by the Wooden Barn add daisies, dahlias and shingled roofs and are better for children six and up.
If your child takes riding lessons, they can color their lesson horse as a chestnut, black, gray or skewbald. Horse Walking Down the Path already has a blaze drawn on its forehead, a nice excuse to collect the words for face markings and coat colors together. A finished page also makes a thank-you card for the riding instructor at the end of a course. Horse-mad kids can even ride through a book in which they are the main character.
There are no very simple pages in this set. The gentlest are “Horse by Fence”, “Horse in Meadow” and “Horse in Front of the Mountains”, good for ages 4+.
“Horse by a Barn with a Cupola”, “Horse by the Wooden Barn”, “Horse with a Full Mane” and “Horse in Tall Flowers” have lots of small areas and filled-in backgrounds. They suit kids ages 6+ who like to spend a while on one picture.
We write personalized storybooks where your child and their favourite horse share the adventure, by name, in every scene.
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