Robust and sure-footed, the Icelandic Horse thrives in frigid temperatures and rough terrains. Its thick double coat provides excellent insulation.
The Norwegian Fjord Horse boasts a compact body and a dense, waterproof coat that keeps it warm in icy climates.
Native to Siberia, the Yakutian Horse is specifically adapted to survive extreme cold, with a shaggy winter coat that shields it from freezing temperatures.
The hardy Shetland Pony possesses a dense coat, ample mane, and tail, enabling it to withstand harsh winters and stay comfortable in cold weather.
The Canadian Horse, also known as the "Little Iron Horse," has a resilient nature and a thick, insulating coat, making it a great choice for cold climates.
Hailing from the Himalayas, the Yak Horse is well-adapted to high altitudes and cold environments, making it an excellent choice for snowy regions.
The Finnish Horse has a thick winter coat and muscular build, perfect for coping with extremely cold conditions and staying active in the snow.
The Bashkir Curly's unique curly coat provides exceptional protection against icy weather, making it a popular choice for cold-weather riding.