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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
Horses are put into three categories: hot blood, cold blood (draft) and warm blood. The hot blood horses would be Arabians, Morgans, Thoroughbreds and such. The cold blood (draft) are the Shires, Clydesdales and such. The warm blood came about by crossing hot bloods to cold bloods so you get the breeds that are seen in jumping and dressage events. Those breeds are typically named after their country of origin so we end up with Canadian Warmblood, German Warmblood and Dutch Warmblood as examples.
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Thank you Chrysalis. Makes sense for their different temperaments. I wonder though can a hot blood horse be made calm. I wonder if reiki or music works for that.