Galloping Horse Outline With Flowing Mane and Tail

A single horse is drawn in simple outline form, caught mid-gallop and facing right. Its head is lifted with two pointed ears, and the mane streams back in jagged, wispy tufts along the neck. The tail kicks up and out behind the body in a wide curve with ragged tips. The front legs reach forward with one bent at the knee, while the back legs stretch out below the belly, showing small hooves. There is no background, no saddle, and no ground line, so the horse stands alone on the white page. The outline is thick and clean, which makes it easy for younger kids to stay inside the lines. Try coloring the body in a solid chestnut or gray, then use a darker shade for the mane and tail so the flowing tufts stand out. Older kids can add shading along the legs to show motion.