These printable horse bingo cards deal from three lists: breeds and coat colors from Appaloosa to Sorrel, tack and the stable, and gaits, riding and the show ring. Call them at a barn party, or mark them at a show.
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Call it at the barn
Enter the number of riders in How many cards and print; each rider gets a different card. With Call the game open, Call the next one picks a square for you to read out. The first line of five wins, counting the free center.
Mark it at a show
Under More options, pick Gaits, riding and the show ring in Ready-made list and leave the caller at home: a square counts when it happens in the ring, from the first trot to a clear round. One list fills the card, so these horse themed cards then differ mostly in order.
Tips
Bay, Chestnut, Palomino, Buckskin, Dapple gray, Roan, Pinto, Dun and Sorrel are coat colors, not breeds.
In the tack room, hold up each piece as it is called and let players name it first.
Questions and answers
What is on the horse bingo cards?
Three lists of 25 squares: breeds and colors such as Appaloosa and Palomino, tack and stable squares such as Hoof pick and Currycomb, and riding squares such as Posting trot and Flying change.
Which gaits are on the card?
Walk, Trot, Canter and Gallop, the gaits the English Wikipedia calls natural, read on October 2, 2026. Posting trot is a way of riding the trot, and Flying change is a change of lead at the canter.
Can I add my own horse to the card?
Yes. Under More options, start a new line in Word list, one per line and type the name. The cards are dealt again as you type.
Is there a card with other animals?
Animal bingo has pets, dog breeds, farm, zoo and garden animals. This page keeps to horses and what riders use.