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I also agree with Sandy, if you are simply looking for a turnover you might 
be asking too much too soon from a horse that age. That brings a different 
outlook on the idea of starting a 13 yr. old.  Realistically it takes time to 
get a horse out their performing at their peek.  The horse would have to be 
proven to make a profitable sale, time takes away from profit in this case 
and his age an issue. For a companion you have several years, for a turnover 
time is not on your side in this sport. Most won't look at a horse that age 
or be willing to pay much without a proven mileage record. Whatever the age, 
an Endurance horse needs to be built up to performance for their well being.