Well you're a braver person then I am, I don't like boogery horses, been dumped off them too many times:), not being boogery is a top priority for me when I buy one.
But I'm looking forward to pictures, and your first ride on her:)
Becky
Well, just to let you know what he was calling "boogereyness" was when he rode her at a rack within a foot of a big yellow road sign and she cocked an ear at it and side-stepped maybe 6 inches further over when she went past it, and he was like "Did you see that? I hate that!" and I was like "You gotta be kidding, that's nothing!". But he also said that she jumped sideways if something ran out of the bushes at her, like a dog or something, but I haven't known too many horses who wouldn't, especially young ones. I can fix boogereyness with enough wet saddle blankets. I'm glad that he's that thorough, but sometimes he's a bit TOO extreme.