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No. The initial rate of cooling is faster for hot water than cold water. The rate of cooling is directly related to the difference in the temperature of the environment. If you have two samples of water of the same volume one hot and one cold. The hot sample will have to cool to the initial temperature of the cooler one before freezing.
