I would pass on this one for athletic endeavors. His hind hoof angles are very mismatched, pointing to some hind end issue. He is very post-legged, with such straight hind end angles I believe it will be very limiting and difficult to keep him sound. He looks light-boned, and his feet are very small for his size. He also appears to have either scars or injuries to his hind legs, and the pasterns might be slightly puffy.
If you're thinking collection, jumping and long distance riding, you will need a horse with better angles, balance, and better bone and hooves.
If you're thinking collection, jumping and long distance riding, you will need a horse with better angles, balance, and better bone and hooves.
