Bucking Horse Outline With Flowing Tail and Mane

A single horse is drawn in simple outline, caught mid-leap with its front legs tucked up and its back leg stretched down behind it. The tail curls out to the left in a long swoosh, and the mane forms a few wavy, flame-like tufts along the neck and top of the head. The head is lowered and turned toward the chest, with a small curled shape near the face. There is no background, no ground, and no saddle, so the whole page is open white space. The lines are thick and smooth, which makes it comfortable for younger kids using crayons or chunky markers. Try coloring the mane and tail in a bright contrasting shade, then talk about how a horse's body looks when it jumps or bucks. Older kids could add their own pasture or sky around the horse. You can print it free at home or in the classroom.