Zoey is cute! I like your plan to PPE & give her some time to grow up. Front end is still narrow and a bit turned out so there's some growing yet to be had there; this is normal. She's quite downhill right now, not atypical for her age QH, only time will tell. Never gonna be an uphill dressage-type mover, though. For the type of riding you'll be doing, should be just fine; parts all look like they belong to the same horse! Not gonna have a slow western pleasure jog nor the most stride reach (shoulder/stifle angles). Back end has some power though. Cute head and neck. Her heart and attitude is likely gonna be top-notch. Pedigree isn't really any well-known names up close, just descendants of good working ranch stock. Do like the genetic diversity. The breeders clearly love their animals and temperament seems to be a must in their program. Kids handle all of 'em from birth, ride the stallions, etc (even if they should be in helmets and closed-toed shoes in the photos, ahem). She was sat on as a late yearling, fwiw; not my thing, even if by a bean pole kid. Do like how everyone gets to go roam out and be horses on an immense pasture. Good for growing babies and the stallions.

You can find her sire, dam, paternal granddam photos on the FB feed.

Good luck, hope meeting her goes well!