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How rare are a di-colored irises on a horse?

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As when one eye is dark and the other pale grey.

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  1. I dont think that they are too rare. 2 horses at my barn have different colored eyes. One is an appy and the other is a paint. Then there is another paint with 2 blue eyes.


  2. It is really rare

  3. My sister says that usually paint horses have di-colored irises.  She says that a lot of horses have it.

  4. A horse I once rode had one brown eye with specks of blue, and then another just brown one. She was a thoroughbred, not even a Paint. Rare I guess.

  5. Not too rare. Blue eyes usually accompany white markings that extend over or near the eye. So it's not unusual for a horse, especially a paint/pinto horse, to have a wide asymmetrical blaze that only causes one eye to be blue.

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