Just to add, my horse coliced out of the blue 5 days after I legally bought her. It sucked. Thankfully the vet was able to get out and save her life.

I didn't mean to get an attitude. Sorry. Liberty, that is exactly what I'm wanting. An arabian.

I 100% recommend working with a person who professionally works with horses to help you find a horse that fits you!

I'm not sure about your riding ability but at the age of eleven I started free leasing a green broke 10 year old gelding that had been wild in a field until he was eight. I rode with my trainer once/twice a week. I had zero experience on a green horse. Eventually, I ended up training him to the point where we could compete in beginner novice (2'9 fences) eventing and schooled first level dressage before he sold. Not super high levels, but still, I was a child who didn't know much (I had been riding for two years). At one point he had a bucking problem from what we figured out was his saddle pinching, we got him a new saddle but he had learned to express himself by bucking, so anytime he got excited when we were jumping instead of bolting around he bucked.