Horse breeds can adapt to whatever climate they live in as long as they have some form of shelter from wind, rain, and blazing sunshine. Individual horses themselves may have some type of medical history that would precluded them from adaptation to climate. The horse's comfort zone is between 15 degrees and 75 degrees farenheit. Horses that are kept in barns and stalls and not allowed to grow winter coats cannot take the cold like a horse that does have it's natural shaggy winter coat. Thoroughbreds and Arabians (hot bloods) do quite well living in cold climates just as well as warm. Draft horses (cold bloods) can live in very warm climates. Moving a horse from one climate to another takes an adjustment period for them to get in sync with nature.
