possible buy . andalusian ?

I don't think she was even buckskin to begin with. The colour just seems wrong to me. I would say she is a chestnut or bay going grey, and looks similar to a buckskin at this point in the process. However, it's really a moot point - she will be white by the time she is 10 or 12 I would guess.

I agree with the others. She looks cute, moves nice, and 2500 for a purebred andalusian seems almost too good. So I'd (vet) check her thoroughly. Andalusians are a fashion breed right now, so there are many mediocre bred ones out there at the moment.
I know nothing about reining, but my little dressage heart says let her go dressage and get a good qh for reining :).
Temperament wise andalusians can go either way. Most of the ones I know are level headed, but sensitive, so they will take offense if the rider doesn't know what he/she is doing. I love that, but I know a few qh people who don't.
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Phew, for 2500, she's pretty dang decent. In fact, a little too good... (I got my half andie for 8k, and this girl is PRE plus is decently built) so as mentioned, do a thorough pre-purchase exam and get all the facts about her temperament. Some PRE lines are pretty hot.

Dont worry , im bringing a vet with .
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If you are planning on breeding her at some point, better get her girly parts checked also. The closest thing of her breeding that I found was a barren mare aged 17 for 11k. She really is nicely built. If she isn't a total mental wreck she'd be worth investing in IMHO

If she were close, and it wouldn't drain the vet fund, she'd be sharing a pasture with Rascal LOL

Somehow I missed the reining part of your post......If you want to be at all competitive , NO.

Yeah , I decided at just yuse her as trail horse .
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