Galloping Horse Embroidery Design, Athletic Stallion Pattern, Instant Download

So this galloping horse is one of my favourites for sheer movement. All four legs lifted off the ground mid-stride, mane and tail streaming straight back like the wind caught em, head tucked slightly forward. Real proper full-gallop pose, isnt a posed stand-around horse and thats what sells it.

Tan body with warm brown shading down the chest and flanks, cream highlights on the underbelly and lower legs. Mane is dark brown with black tips, and the directional stitching follows the actual muscle lines so the shoulder and hindquarters look like real muscle, not flat patches. 4 colours total which is honestly remarkable for this much detail.

Last week I sent a customer the file for her daughters barrel-racing tee. Kid is 12, just started competing, mom wanted the horse on the back of a navy raglan with her name underneath. She sent me a photo from the rodeo. Cutest thing, ill tell ya.

Comes in 5 sizes from 3.5 inch up to 7.5 inch wide. Smallest works as a left chest mark on a polo shirt or tack bag panel. Largest centres on a hoodie back or saddle pad. Stitch counts run 20k to 45k so the largest is dense, plan around an hour of run time.

Stitches cleanest on smooth woven cotton, denim shirts, canvas tote panels, brushed twill aswell. Pop tearaway under denim, use cutaway on jersey tees so the dense satin doesnt warp the knit. Skip terry, the loops swallow the leg detail. Send a message if a hoop slip shifts the mane and ill walk you through.