First foal?

I agree with what everyone has said!! Get a horse you can ride, enjoy and love. For me, I've always love a "spicy" horse but still one who has a good head & isn't a danger.

The first foals I trained from birth to adult were minis! A little cheat but, same issues, just a smaller package. They still tried you. They also had been running with the herd, so much of the "momma said" type correction was there. I can assure you that young horses need discipline -- always use two voices, good horse, bad horse -- they will respond with that very soon, even when loose in a field.

First horse -- get one you can just LOVE and ride. Always time for a young un later.
 
Just to add into what everyone is saying. It sounds like a great idea but you'd have to have a lot of dedication and patience. For a first horse I'd recommend a retired horse from something with some age. If you get them at the right spot with retiring from their old thing the horse should be well trained and still useable.
Hopefully this helps and makes sense.
 
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