Horse Paint Hoodies

This beautiful image features a black and white, overo, paint horse. Artwork ©Sally Lannier/Painted Dreams Designs

Colorful painted pinto horse with rainbow colors

The Friesian horse is a beautiful and powerful breed of horse originating in the Netherlands. It has a strong and muscular body, a long and flowing mane and tail, and a gentle, yet spirited personality. The Friesian horse is known for its incredible strength and agility, making it a popular choice for dressage, driving, and showjumping.

Galloping Paint Horse

Black pinto paint horse.

Paint Horse Horses are my favorite horse breed for western riding for riders who also like Paint Horse mares.

Perfect appreciation gift for paint horse lover , paint horse owner, equestrian and horse rancher : loved one or friend !

Perfect appreciation gift for paint horse lover , paint horse owner, equestrian and horse rancher : loved one or friend !

Bright Royal Blue Pinto Wet Paint Horse

American Paint Horse

American Paint Horse

American Paint Horse

American Paint Horse

Bright Red-violet Purple Pinto Wet Paint Horse

Pastel rainbow paint horse

American Paint Horse

American Paint Horse

Paint horses bring a lot of color to the equine rainbow…. But this one is extra funky!

The American Paint Horse is a breed of horses developed in the U.S. from quarter horse or Thoroughbred ancestry that have irregular broad markings of white interspersed with some other solid color. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

A red paint horse looking to the side, standing in snow flurries with a blue background.

Is that a unicorn? No...it doesn't have a horn, but this Indian pony's ears ARE glowing a purplish white. It's not magic but a natural phenomenon: St. Elmo's fire. Covered in Native American war paint, this dapple gray warrior horse stands atop a grassy green hill surrounded by boulders. A storm is brewing and lighting streaks down from the dark sky . A harsh wind blows through the horse's mane and tale, yet the animal stands strong. I've had a few fans request an image featuring a horse with St. Elmo's fire on it's ears. The electrical phenomenon is well known by sailors for appearing on the masts of ships in stormy conditions, but there have also been several reports of it happening to the ears of horses as well. It definitel...

Bay Pinto Gypsy Vanner Horse

Paint horses are the best horses in the world, next to the shetties. A great riding gift for vegan horse mamas who are brushing mares or stallions in the riding stables.

Bright yellow pinto horse dripping with fresh paint.

This design is the perfect gift for a birthday, Christmas and other celebrations. It is suitable for women, men and kids.

An cozy little American Paint horse companion for your day to day ventures!

A pinto horse dripping wet green paint.

Oil Paint White Horse

The Hanoverian horse is a breed of warmblood horse originating in Germany. The breed is known for its versatility, athleticism, and elegance. They are used in dressage and show jumping, as well as for pleasure and general riding. The breed has a long history of success in international competition, with Hanoverians regularly winning medals in the Olympic Games. Hanoverians are known for having strong, powerful hindquarters and a good work ethic. They are also known for their even temperaments, intelligence, and willingness to learn.

the classic casual type of clothing

The Trakehner is a light horse breed originating from East Prussia (now part of Russia). It is known for its elegance and athleticism, and is one of the few remaining warmblood breeds that still retain some of their original characteristics. The breed is often used for show jumping, dressage, eventing, and other competitive disciplines. They are also popular as pleasure riding and recreational horses. Trakehners are strong, agile, and intelligent, with a good temper and an affinity for working with their riders.

Bright Red Pinto Dripping Wet Paint Horse

The Morgan horse is a breed of horse that originated in the United States in the late 18th century. It is one of the earliest horse breeds developed in the United States, and is still in use today for both recreational and competitive purposes. The Morgan is a compact, well-muscled horse, standing between 14.1 and 15.2 hands high. It has a short, refined head, broad forehead, strong neck, muscular body, short back, and short legs. It is known for its intelligence, courage, and willing disposition.