How To Train A Horse Zelda Breath Of The Wild

Introduction

Horses in the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild are often seen as a means of transportation, but they can also be used as partners in combat. In fact, there is an Amiibo that gives you a horse called Epona from previous Zelda games. But if you don’t have an amiibo or just want to catch your own horse, you’ve come to the right place! We’ll tell you how to find one and then tame it with nothing but your bare hands… or at least some carrots.

You can find the horse in Zelda Breath of the Wild out in the wild. These wild horses have random stats and colors, but there are several ways to increase their chances for better stats.

You can find horses in three different ways in Zelda Breath of the Wild.

• You can find wild horses out in the wild, but these horses have random stats.
• You can also find stables that house wild horses with varying stats depending on their location and color.
• Finally, you can find islands with a red glow around them and rideable creatures on them that may also vary in stats and color.

You can also find horses within stables. Each stable will have six horses, and each has a preset breed and color, which isn’t as cool as one you might find in the wild, but you don’t need to worry about training these horses because they come with a saddle.

You can also find horses within stables. Each stable will have six horses, and each has a preset breed and color, which isn’t as cool as one you might find in the wild, but you don’t need to worry about training these horses because they come with a saddle.

Wild horses are found roaming Hyrule Field, and they have random stats and colors.

One way to find better horses is to search around islands that are separated from land by water. These areas spawn wild horses at a higher rate than other areas. The other method is speed-related. Horses are more likely to appear when Link is sprinting or traveling on his horse while sprinting, so keep that in mind if you want to go out looking for a new horse.

• One way to find better horses is to search around islands that are separated from land by water. These areas spawn wild horses at a higher rate than other areas. The other method is speed-related. Horses are more likely to appear when Link is sprinting or traveling on his horse while sprinting, so keep that in mind if you want to go out looking for a new horse.
• If you’re not interested in battling another monster and just want the reward, then make sure to grab some apples or carrots from your inventory before heading into battle!
• You can also check out online guides like [this website](https://zelda-breath-of-the-wild-guide/) which can give you tips on how else where throughout their game there may be hidden items such as extra weapons and armor which could make all the difference between winning or losing against stronger enemies later on down the line!

Once you’ve caught your horse, you’ll need to tame it. Get close enough to mount the horse but don’t do it yet. Instead, wait for it to buck then quickly unmount yourself before it runs away. Continue doing so until the horse loses interest in running away and lets Link mount it without bucking him off immediately. Then you can link up with your new horse pal!

Once you’ve caught your horse, you’ll need to tame it. Get close enough to mount the horse but don’t do it yet. Instead, wait for it to buck then quickly unmount yourself before it runs away. Continue doing so until the horse loses interest in running away and lets Link mount it without bucking him off immediately. Then you can link up with your new horse pal!

If following these steps doesn’t work, keep trying! Just like any other animal in Breath of the Wild (or real life), horses have their own personalities and quirks which makes them suitable for different tasks and roles within their environment. If this one isn’t working out well as a riding partner, try another nearby one until one finally accepts Link as its rider and companion on adventures into Hyrule’s vast wilderness

You can also give them carrots and apples from trees if you want them to be your friend even faster! A meadow mushroom will make them friendly rather quickly too!

The best way to make a horse friendly is to give them carrots and apples. They can be found in trees, but the next best way is with meadow mushrooms. You can find these wild items on grassy hillsides and in caves around Hyrule.

Conclusion

Wild horses can be found in a variety of places, but you’ll need to get close enough to mount them first before they’ll let you ride them. You should also make sure Link has his shield equipped so that he doesn’t get bucked off while attempting to tame them at range. Horses will run away if they’re spooked or scared, so try again after some time has passed if this happens! Then, once Link has tamed the horse it will become his companion for life and follow him wherever he goes!

This concludes our guide on how to train horses in Zelda Breath of the Wild. If you have any questions about anything mentioned above please feel free to leave a comment down below! And if there’s something else we missed, please let us know too – it’s always nice when we discover new things ourselves along with our readers 🙂