Need help juding my mare

Hello,
I have for you guys to judge; my 10 year old Paint mare. I rescued her in Feb and she has come a long way with adding weight. She still needs more and I am aware of this. Please help me with anything you see good or bad but please keep in mind that I am aware of her weight.

She is 15hh and I am hoping to use her for low level eventing and jumping.

Her build actually looks pretty good she's go gorgeous coloring. As for only doing lower level jumping I think you would be able to go a little bit farther than that if you wanted. Her top line is straight and like my trainers warmblood she looks naturally built to have her weight more in her back end which will make it easier to rock her weight back before going over jumps.

Wow, what a cutie! Overall, I think she is weel built enough that you could move up the levels in jumping if you wanted. I like how short her cannon bones are, that's great for any performance horse. Her shoulder does look upright, however that might just look that way since she's so skinny.

Best of luck improving her weight!

Hello,
Here are some more pictures. They are better too (still not the best but she wouldn't stand still) Enjoy and let me know what you see.

Front Legs-Side View


Front Legs-Front View


Back Legs-Side View


Back Legs-Back View


Shoulder and Neck-Side View

She wouldn't keep her head up

Full Body-Side View

I think she could be a model paint horse after she gets some muscle. Very nice thin neck! Really pretty =)

She is cute, gives the illusion of a long back but I think that's because of her weight. She will be stunning when she finishes filling out! Congrats on a pretty girl!

She actually looks like Dash for Cash Quarter horse mare I used to have. Same build, thin neck and all!

She looks like she should fill out nicely. A pic after some building and groceries will be better for a conf critique. She looks like she has scars on her knees .
Glad you could give her a home and help her.

Very nice mare
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Is that a roach back, or is that normal for a horse that lacks flesh,. I mean, the bump in front of the pelvis.?