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A pale palomino and a dark bay horse lean their heads together in a green paddock. Their muzzles almost touch and their manes mingle, one flaxen and one near black. It is a warm, close up moment that makes a friendly medium sized puzzle.
About this puzzle
The two heads fill most of the frame, the golden palomino on the left with a soft cream forelock and the brown bay on the right with a darker face and a mouthful of grass. Behind them a blurred green hedge and a thin fence line give a calm backdrop. The strong split between the light horse and the dark one makes each easy to build on its own.
Mutual grooming like this is real horse behavior, not just a pose. Horses nibble each other along the neck and withers to strengthen bonds and to reach itchy spots they cannot scratch themselves, and they tend to do it with a preferred friend in the herd.
How to play
Set your piece count, then move pieces with your mouse or a fingertip. Pairs that belong together lock with a click. A reference image and a shuffle button are there if you need them, and there is no clock, so linger as long as you like.
Tips for solving this one
Start where the two faces meet in the center, since that is the highest contrast spot in the picture. Build the pale palomino head as one block and the dark bay head as another. Leave the soft green hedge for last and sort those pieces by light and dark patches.
Common questions
Is it free?
Yes. Every puzzle here is free, with no sign up and no paywall of any kind.
Does it work on a phone?
It works on phones and tablets. The clear light and dark split reads well even on a small screen.
Can I change the difficulty?
Absolutely. Pick a small piece count for a gentle round or a large one for more of a challenge, and change it before each new game.
Will it save my progress?
Progress sticks while the tab is open. Leaving the page ends the session, so plan to finish in one go.
Like the boxed kind too?
There is a wide range of horse jigsaw puzzles out there if you enjoy real pieces in your hands. Find horse jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.
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