What are the benefits of a jade-eyed horse?

It's not good. In fact, the horse's "jade eye" is because the iris of the eye lacks melanin, only a small amount of melanin. The main causes of "melanin deficiency" in horses are albinism and albinism. Equine albinism mainly manifests itself in skin and eyes, and different degrees of albinism have different manifestations. In albino horses, due to the lack of pigment in the eyes, the retina has no pigment and the pupils are red. The iris is pink or light blue, and often appears photophobia, squinting, tears, nystagmus, astigmatism and other symptoms. Albinism refers to a person's body is not only melanin, but the lack of various pigments.