If you mean, does the horse heat himself from the outside, then no. They use chemical means and muscular actions to heat themselves. Chemical actions go on that create heat, and they also, through muscular action, lift the hairs on their back to create a thermal blanket arounf themselves. Another way they get heat, is the grass or hay they heat. it ferments in their gut, and this produces heat also. However, when they are not given free choice hay or grass (as some are when kept in a stall) or they are clipped and/or blanketed, the clipping prevents the winter coat from being used because there is none, and the blanket will cause the muscles used to lift hairs atrophy. and the blanket doesn't heat the horse evenly either, so it does a bad job.
Since a horse heats from the inside out, this is why it is better to keep a horse unclipped and unblanketed during the wnter, and to allow free choice hay.
the outside horse
you overtake the horse on the inside
you buy a halter and put it on your horse and snap a lead rope on it and lead it outside.
The Rubberbandids
No, it does not.
if you want to overtake a horse rider you do it on the outside !!!
Yes, the outside unit of a heating system typically runs when the heat is on to help transfer heat from the outside air to the inside of the building.
Yes, the outside unit of a heat pump system is supposed to run when the heat is on.
On the outside
You can build a horse stable outside the farmhouse as long as you have the proper permits and approval from the municipality where the structure will be built.
It means the horse has tied for first place with another horse in a race.
Only if the outside unit is a heat pump.