Half Iced (14 March 1979 – 2001) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse who raced on turf and was best known for winning the 1982 Japan Cup.
Half Iced was returned to the turf and matched against older horses for the first time in the Grade I Man o' War Stakes at Belmont on October 3 and finished fourth behind Naskra's Breeze, Sprink and Thunder Puddles.
Two weeks later he was sent to Woodbine Racetrack for the Rothmans International Stakes and finished fourth behind Maajesty's Prince, Jack Slade and the French-trained Esprit du Nord.
On November 2 at Aqueduct, the colt contested one of two divisions of the Grade III Knickerbocker Handicap and won from No Neck and Erin's Tiger.
The race attracted a strong international entry including John Henry (the favourite) from the United States, April Run (owned by Diana Firestone) and All Along from France, Stanerra from Ireland, Frost King from Canada, Isle of Man (New Zealand Derby) from New Zealand, Pageno from Germany and Scouting Miller from Italy.
In August he moved to Saratoga where he finished fourth in an allowance before contesting the Seneca Handicap over one mile five furlongs.
Ridden by Eddie Maple he finished fourth behind Stanerra, Kyoei Promise and Esprit du Nord, beaten less than a length by the winner.