YES and DITTO to both above posts.......
What gets confusing is that you will find a horse that is genetically pinto but may only have some socks or a white spot on it's belly and when you read the registration papers they are listed as SOLID.
I personally know of a situation where a foal came up as homozygous from a dam who was obviously a pinto. The stallion was listed as a solid with a white stocking. The breeder later was clipping her stallion, which she'd only had for a couple of years and had never body clipped........and she found a salad plate size spot on his tummy!
So, you just never know..........
MA