The 'Albino' horse is actually not a true albino but instead what the
American Albino Horse Club (now known as the White Horse Club) calls
Dominant White. A Dominant White can be any horse breed; Quarter, Arabian,
Standardbred, etc., that has a white coat with pink skin and dark eyes -
black, brown, or blue. A true albino would, of course, have pink eyes,
meaning the Dominant White actually carries off-color genes.
Info from here
Most of the horses pictured aren't dominant whites. Horses 1, 4, 6, & 7 are most likely carrying a dilution gene, specifically the cream gene. Of course, one can't be sure without a DNA test.
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