Toe out prospect... Run away??

[Appsolute]

I think both - a symmetrical horse would be better than one leg that is not balanced with the rest of the body.

I had a horse that toed out in front - symmetrically. That horse was SOUND - wholly heck he did a TON of jumping, eventing to prelim, hunters, jumpers, fox hunting you name it for 7 years - then went on to the next young girl and spent an additional 6 years showing on the A circuit in the hunters - then onto the next girl and even more jumping - that horse was worked hard from the time that he was 6 till 22 that I am aware of - and stayed sound.

[horsepoor]

[QUOTE=StellaBlue09;7303627]
Do you thing having both turn out would be better than having one?[/QUOTE]

I prefer symmetry, but again, think it depends on the degree of turn out and where it happens. A slight deviation on one leg wouldn’t send me running. I’ve seen horses with perfect conformation have soundness issues too. Have one in my barn with textbook perfect front legs that has had all sorts of issues in there.

[ComingAttraction]

Talk to your vet and farrier. This would not concern me as I have a great team. If after consulting with them we agreed that she would not be suitable for the job then I would pass. If suitable I would then buy.

[Bre_Bentley]

I second talking to your vet and farrier.
This might not be a deal breaker if it’s not so severe.