They are, as are most of the large draft breeds.
Since horses are mammals, they are warm-blooded.
they are cold-blooded
as in warm blooded or cold blooded, a horse is a mammal which means they are warm blooded.
All horses are warm blooded.
Technically, the only hot blooded horses are Arabians and Thoroughbreds. The cold blooded horses are the draft breeds. All other breeds are warm bloods.
since a horse is a mammal, and all mammals are warm-blooded, a horse is warm-blooded. Lizards, for example, are cold-blooded, that's why they lay in the sun all day. to warm up their body temperature.
Cold blooded, only mammals and birds are warm blooded
Cold blooded.
are catfish cold blooded or warm blooded
Cold Blooded
badgers are cold blooded
In the zoologic/biologic sense, all horses are warm-blooded or endothermic. However, horse owners have historically recognized three types of horses: "hot blooded", "warm blooded" and "cold blooded" based upon the old system of equating the heat of the blood with temperament. A "hot blooded" horse was an excitable and active horse breed such as Arabians and Barbs. A "cold blooded" horse was a solid, quiet horse breed such as Friesans, Clydesdales and other draft-horse breeds. A "warm blooded" horse was the offspring of a cross between a "hot blooded" and a "cold blooded" horse, and was developed as the favored mount of a knight in armor as these horses had the size and stamina to carry an armored knight but picked up some of the speed and flexibility of the Arabian crossed into them. Currently, "warm blooded" horses account for most breeds in the world, ranging from the American Quarter Horse to the Thoroughbred. However, there is also a specific breed of horse called the Warmblood.
They are mammals so they are warm-blooded.