(x.6) YOUNG -
Horses: Between one and four arcs (years) old, are not fully mature physically and are considered too young to be breeding or riding stock.
Camels: Between one and seven arcs (years) old, they are not yet suitable for packing or riding, but can begin their training.
Poko: Between one and two arcs (years) old, they are not yet suitable for packing or riding, but can begin their training.
(xN/A) ADULT - A fully grown mount perfectly viable for riding, breeding and work etc.
(x.3) GERIATRIC -
Horse: In its late teens or early twenties which will begin to show signs of aging.
Camels: In their mid to late thirties Camel's will begin to show signs of aging.
Poko: By the age of ten, they can begin to show signs of aging. (Warning, these creatures have a natural urge to return to their nest when they near the end of their life span)
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(At the Geriatric age both Horses and Camels may develop age-related disorders such as kidney or liver failure and if worked hard the animal's health will rapidly deteriorate, which could lead to death.)
Price = Untrained.
For
Trained x2 after age factor