No, Blue Eyes Are Rare
Blue eyes in horses are not common.
- Genetics: Blue eyes result from a recessive gene; a horse must inherit two copies, one from each parent.
- Coat color link: They are more often seen in horses with white or cremello coats, where lack of melanin can affect eye color, though they can occur in other colors less frequently.
- Rarity: True blue eyes are an uncommon trait in the equine world.
Sometimes eyes may appear blue due to light reflection, but this is not true blue pigmentation.