Well the Anglo- Arabian is considered a hot-blood horse. But the temperament of each horse will vary no matter the breed.
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Saddle horses from this time period were most likely a mix of hot and cold blooded horses. They mixed sturdy draft type horses with more refined hot blooded horses and got a servicable animal that could carry heavy loads for long distances.
because the were born that way
No, these can be fed in the summer as well as winter.
the frog is on the bottem of the hoof and it means that if you scrap it to hard it will hot up and bleed
Cold bloods, Hot Bloods, Warmbloods
Horses are classed into 3 'blood types' Hot, Warm, and Cold. Hotblooded horses include Arabians, Thoroughbreds, Akhal-Tekes, and Anglo Arabians. these horses typically have reactive personalities and are fast and lighter bodied than other horses. The majority of Hotbloods can be hard to handle, but there are also just as many that are sweet and gentle. Coldbloods are draft type, slow reacting horses, and Warmbloods are a mix of hot and cold. Each horse is an individual and it's personality is unique to that specific horse. Never judge a breed based on a stereotype.
after they are worked. this also the best time to pull your horses main as the hair falls out easier if the horse is hot.
Hehehe well it depends on the horse because my horse loves them. But she's sillier than most horses.
In the heartland books Amy Fleming and her grandfather have a variety of abused and neglected horses on their farm, most of them appear to be thoroughbreds or other hot blooded horses such as warmbloods... etc.
Not sure but I don't think so
It is most often referred to as a "hot walker."