3 yr old hind leg confirmation

Here is our 3 yr old 2ID Jack Filly, worried about her back legs. I think I know what I see but wanted to see what everyone else here thinks.
She is 'rope-horse' bred but waiting to see her strengths are after home from the trainer but doubt she will become rope horse.
Trying to educate ourselves on confirmation think we might have difficulties but on the other hand she's still growing in a big way and think she's still got a lot of leg to grow into yet. Hoping some of her unlevel angles will even out in time. Thinking she will eventually be pretty big maybe one who is still growing at 6 or 7... LOL ...
Regardless we love her anyway but ready for your comments ....always learning....
PS unfortuntely most of these pics are of her standing uphill







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They look pretty good to me, she looks like she could use some muscle, but I don't know much about conformation. :)

Her legs just look really post-y to me. Her hocks don't have much bend, they're rather upright.

Someone better with confo might have a better answer, but that's my two cents ;)

She just came of range -herd never excercised or ridden

She looks decent for pasture condition.
Oh, and I'll add that she has really upright pasterns, which is making her look more post-legged and it also makes her legs appear longer.

Her rears do look pretty straight, but her position could have a lot to do with that. I'd love to see a pic of her square on level ground. While certain conformation issues never completely go away, also keep in mind that she has another 2-4 years of growth in her and that can make a big difference. Pretty girl by the way!

So if they are too straight lets talk about how it can affect her riding wise....sigh.....I know I wish I could get some better pics but she's at the trainers right now.
Trainer said she is really really dull he has to peddle her to get her to move she's gentle and doesn't buck but I am serisouly depressed now. To explain I just traded my 22yrold (grade)versatile fun-riding mare for a younger 7 yr old reg Hancock mare that is so "deadheaded" to ride that I've lost my passion. She is way way calm and Ok on cattle but to ride down the rode she just hates life you can do this and do that but to make a horse try to have passion for something they really don't like to do is a never ending battle. Sounds like I've got two slow ones now.

Here's more pictures of her when she was first brought from pasture. She was a sick girl.....long story but she had wood somehow lodged ontop her back but down inside, 2 inches almost to her spinal cord her back that had to surgically be removed .....
Anyway the 4th pic name Jackie is the most recent "level" one I think I have.
ANd thought this might help here is her mother....

What I see is that her entire back end is very straight. Her croup is really steep and couple that with her posty legs just makes her look wonky. That shouldn't really affect her riding ability though it may make her hard to collect and she may be a bit rough riding. What concernes me the most is how straight her pasterns are. That shouldn't affect how she rides but it makes her more prone to leg lameness as they are sustaining more concussion with every stride.

Can you see my new pics above- they are only icons to me now for some reason.