Winter Snow Horses (28 images)

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Horses in the cold of winter snow.

  • Morgan horse flagging her tail as she runs through fresh winter snow, Carrolltown, Pennsylvania, Cambria County, PA.
  • A black Morgan mare facing into a cold wind on a sunny winter day.
  • A dapple gray horse laughing after reading the sign.
  • One black mare with a brand new red halter in morning fog and snow.
  • A dapple gray appaloosa horse in a snowy pasture reads the sign.
  • Blanketed horse in snow by rail fence, a handsome stallion in winter near Ligonier.
  • Picture of Arabian horse running in new snow.
  • Picture of Arabian horse mane tossing while he runs.
  • Picture of a stallion smelling a bay mare, an Arabian mating pair.
  • Picture taken above and behind a white Arabian horse running in fresh snow, mane and tail flying.
  • Picture of powerful white Arabian stallion running through new snow.
  • Picture of beautiful white Arabian Stallion running through new snow.
  • Picture of white Arabian Stallion running through new snow with mane and tail flying.
  • Picture of an Arabian bay mare in a winter paddock covered in snow.
  • Picture of two horses nuzzling each other, whispering secrets to a friend.
  • Picture of two Arabian horses running across field in new fallen snow.
  • Picture of two afftectionate Arabian horses exchanging breath, a mare and stallion mating pair.
  • Picture of two Arabian horses walking across a field in new fallen snow.
  • Picture of two afftectionate Arabian horses exchanging breath, a mare and stallion mating pair.
  • Picture of Arabian horse running across snowy paddock.
  • Picture of quarterhorse gelding running in sunlight in new fallen snow.
  • Picture of an Arabian stallion and his bay mare walking together side by side in new fallen snow.
  • Picture of a stallion horse and a mare sharing breath in a mating and courting ritual, a kiss.
  • Picture of Arabian stallion running in fresh snow on a horse farm.
  • Picture of Rocky Mountain horse running in new snow; also double registered as a Kentucky Mountain.
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