Horse Jigsaw Puzzles by Breed, Riding and Setting
Most scenes belong to one of the collections below. The others stand alone: Shetland ponies in the Highland heather, Icelandic horses in a volcanic valley, a mare and foal under the apple blossoms, horses in a lavender field and a Christmas barn in the snow.
Which Piece Count? Manes, tails and coats in close shades fill much of each frame. At 500 pieces a single horse stays relaxed; 1000 pieces suits the herds, the racetrack and the rodeo.
Formats and Quality. Every horse puzzle comes in 100, 200, 500 or 1000 pieces. The 100 to 500 piece versions measure 18.9 x 13.4 in and the 1000 piece version 26.8 x 18.9 in. Pieces are 1.9 mm thick and die-cut with no false fits, the image is printed by sublimation, each puzzle is made on demand, and a missing piece is replaced free of charge.
Continue with our donkey puzzles and farm animal puzzles, find more foals among our baby animal puzzles, or browse all animal jigsaw puzzles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which horse breeds can I find here?
Arabians, Friesians, Clydesdales, Belgians and Percherons appear by name, along with mustangs, Paints, Palominos, Appaloosas, a Quarter Horse, Thoroughbreds, Shetland ponies and Icelandic horses.
What is the difference between a horse and a pony?
Mostly height. A pony generally stands under 14.2 hands, or 58 inches, at the withers, like the Shetland ponies in the Highland heather scene.
Is a horse puzzle a good gift for a rider?
Yes. Riders often prefer the horse and rider collection, where dressage, show jumping, reining and barrel racing each match a real discipline.
Which size should I choose for a first horse puzzle?
Start with 500 pieces and a single horse or a pair. Move to 1000 pieces for herds and busy scenes.