Please Critique Horse!!

[BobwhiteQuailLover]

How does this horse look? I am thinking of buying her, what are some of her flaws? What disclipine would she be best for?
Thanks!!

 

[BobwhiteQuailLover]

Here is another one I like, which one do you think is better? What are some of her flaws?
Thanks

 

[Crazyland]

pretty sure you need to post a video of her moving to post anything about her as far as gait, flaws, ect.

They are pretty but I think every horse is. lol
But going by looks and such I like the first better.

 

[BobwhiteQuailLover]

Quote:
Well, I don't have a video of them, but how are their conformation?

 

[ultasol]

What do you WANT to use them for? Why are the using a stud chain on them? These are questions I would ask myself before deciding on either.

 

[IcarusSomnio]

She's a bit short in the neck and coarse in the head. I'm also wary of the chain over her nose, thats usually a sign of a high-strung or hard to handle horse. In my opinion, unless it's a stallion or terribly difficult, you don't need a chain!

She looks fine for whatever you want to do with her. It all depends on her-I have a gelding that HATES jumping, while his half brother LOVES it! I think she's rather cute myself.

 

[BobwhiteQuailLover]

They use stud chains on all their horses, i want to use them for eventing and gaming.

 

[BobwhiteQuailLover]

How does the second horse look?

 

[SpringChickens]

For an eventer/jumper, I would go with the first one. The second is too upright for me, and doesn't look like she'll have the scope to jump well.

I expect the first to be a better mover as well, just based on how she's built.

How old are they? Two year olds?

 

[~*Sweet Cheeks*~]

I too would be concerned about the use of chains. If a horse is trained properly, you shouldn't need the chains to inflict pain.