That is a pretty vile way of giving a compliment.
I never focus on how a horse moves in the videos, or how a horse breaths during the preview, or how a horse looks, or how he feels after the work.
I let the market tell me all about that aspect of it after the horse sells. You'll know by the final sales price if there is a red-flag with something like that. And there are resources and people you can ask to find out a little more sometimes.
You only should focus on what can be measured.
And on what can't be measured, if you have a good understanding of what a horse should sell for, the final price will tell its own story.
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