Yep needs a 100 acre yearling field! 
She was just getting started !
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I like the slip, then buck in the second video, like she was mad at herself for slipping.
I think you might have a well-bred yearling and I’m guessing, if you can find her history, that she wasn’t neglected for very long, then she had a very long 6-8 weeks going from KY-TX-quarantine-VA with possibly several other stops in between. As many know TBs can lose condition very quickly, especially growing TBs coming out of winter.
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If there is a bill of sale transfer history can her papers be had? My OTTB days were long before microchips!
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Goll-dog!! She is something else 
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That little girl sure hit the jackpot with her new digs, and her new mama
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If she has papers I doubt if they went with her. If I can positively identify her through microchip and DNA, then I could pay to have her registered I think. Maybe.
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If she has a microchip from the JC, doesn’t that mean she is already registered?
My heart just exploded! 
She is showing ALL her TB in that second vid for sure! Legs for daaaayys! Happy happy girl!
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No, I had one a few years ago that was chipped and the number was recorded with the JC but the registration wasn’t completed. But the chip told me the sire and dam and breeder.
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She really is a lovely mover! What a gem!
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Holy smokes she is gorgeous, what an eye you have! And she hit the jackpot, I think * I * would live out in that field 
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I love this photo.
Even ribby and underdeveloped, boy, is the underlying bone structure terrific!
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That’s the advantage of seeing them thin. You can really eyeball the bone structure and angles! Her neck looks a little short in this pic but I love her hip and shoulder.
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Necks change! The rest doesn’t!
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I think the neck is the last to grow so it has some time… if what I understand is right.
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Yep, hip and shoulder are fantastic, nice elastic movement even at a bit of a gangly stage.
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I love when she bucks after she slips on the wet grass. She’s stylin’ it out, like, wheeee, totally meant it!! 
I’m many time zones ahead but so excited for the Thursday appointment to see if she’s chipped.
I have to echo others and say, you genuinely have a good eye. Quite impressive!
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What a lovely girl. Can’t wait to see her journey with you!
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I love watching Nosey gallop around that big field just for the fun of it! It’s wonderful that she already feels that good. 
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I bought the ISH mare in my profile pic as a well nourished three yo, and the only thing I could fault her for was a somewhat short, somewhat underdeveloped neck.
It is completely different as a 5 yo.
If her breeder could have predicted what she would look like at 5, when she was 3…I would have had to pay more money for her.
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