Coldblood Horses
We have all heard the terms warmblood, hotblood and coldblood horses. So just what does that mean?
Generally, when it pertains to coldbloods they are much heavier and slower, their temperaments are more stable and they are quieter then their counterparts. In my research I read that these horses have no Arab blood in their ancestry; however, I am not so sure about that. Below you will find a list of many coldblood horse breeds although it might not be complete.
- Ardennes or Cheval de Trait Ardennais or Ardennais (French), Belgian Ardennes
- Ariegeois Pony or Mérens Pony
- Belgian Draft Horse/Brabant or Flanders or Flemish Draft Horse
- Black Forest Chestnut Horse, Black Forest, Schwarzwälder Fuchs, Schwarzwälder Kaltblut, St. Märgener, Wälderpferd
- Breto/Briton Horse
- Boulonnais Horse or White Marble Horse
- Clydesdale, Non-Gaited, Draft Horse Breed
- Friesian
- Italian Heavy Draft, Rapid Heavy Draft Horse, Cavallo Agricolo Italiano da Tiro Pesante Rapido
- Jutland Horse, Jydsk (Danish), Danish
- Norik, Noriker, Norisches Kaltbult (German), or Pinzgauer Horse
- Percheron Horse Breed
- Norman Cob or Cob Normand
- Rhenish Horse
- Shire Horse or English Cart Horse
- North Swedish Horse/Small Draft
- Schleswiger Heavy Draft
- South German Horse
- Suffolk Punch or Suffolk
- Vladimir Heavy Draft Horse Breed
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