Standing Horse Looking Back Over Its Shoulder

A single horse stands in side view with its body facing left while its head turns back toward its rump, as if something caught its attention. The outline is clean and simple, with no background, ground line, or saddle. You can see two small pointed ears, a long curved neck, and a slightly rough edge along the chest and neck where the mane would be. The front legs stand close together and the back legs are partly hidden behind the tail, which hangs straight down with a few small tufts near the bottom. Because the shape is plain, this printable page works well for exploring horse coat colors. Try a chestnut, palomino, or gray, then add shading along the neck and belly. A teacher could also use it to point out the parts of a horse, like the mane, withers, and hooves.