Giant horses, which have a lot of strength, can be found in the Taobab Grassland, just south of the starting plateau.
Five-star stamina horses can be found north of the Hyrule ridge, to the south of the Ridgeland tower, and near the Serenne Stable in Breath of the Wild.
Taobab Grassland (near the Giant Horse) and Upland Lindor (southwest of Serenne Stable) are the locations for the best horses. In Taobab Grassland, you can find 5/3/5 and 4/4/5 horses, while in Upland Lindor, all of the horses are 2/5/3.
The rarest horses in Zelda are the Stalhorse (skeletal in appearance), Epona (Zelda’s horse), Ganondorf’s Horse, and Zelda’s Golden Horse.
The special horse, also known as Zelda’s horse or the golden horse, can be found in the North Tabantha Snowfield, around -1792, 2988, 0238, north of the Snowfield Stable in the Hebra region. Taming the golden horse is part of a side adventure.
The legendary horse Epona can be obtained in Breath of the Wild by using the Twilight Link Smash amiibo. The first time you use it, Epona has a 100% chance of spawning, but after that, it’s random.
Unfortunately, the article does not provide information on obtaining the best wild horses in Zelda: Breath of the Wild without using amiibo.
The hardest horse to tame in Zelda is the Giant Horse. This horse is extremely wild and hard to tame, but it is the strongest horse in the game with its maxed out strength stat. It is unable to sprint, but once it reaches its max speed, it has infinite stamina and can run slightly faster than other horses.
In Breath of the Wild, Ganon’s Horse can be found in the Taobab Grassland, but it can also be found at Hateno Beach in Tears of the Kingdom. However, there isn’t a Giant Horse in the Taobab Grasslands in Tears of the Kingdom, so players have no reason to go there looking for Ganon’s Horse.
The best horse in Breath of the Wild depends on what stats you are looking for. Here are the top 6 best wild horses in Breath of the Wild based on their attributes:
– 5/3/5 One-Color Horse
– 4/4/5 One-Color Horse
– 3/3/5 One-Color Horse
– 2/5/3 Giant Horse
– 4/3/5 Royal White Stallion
– 4/3/5 Lord of the Mountain
The Royal Horse can be found at the Outskirt Stable, on the western edge of the Central Hyrule Region.
To find Ganon’s Horse in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, you will need to head to a small outcrop of shoreline that’s part of Hateno Bay, southeast of Hateno Village.
In Zelda: Breath of the Wild, wild horses come in a variety of colors, such as three different tones of brown, tan, black, grey, and blue. So yes, you can find a full black horse in the game.
The mythical horse in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is known as Satori or the Lord of the Mountain. It is not too hard to find but spawns rarely and is very difficult to tame. It is considered the best mount in the game.
Zelda’s Golden Horse outshines other horses in terms of its shiny coat and stats. It has relatively similar performance to Epona but lacks in Stamina for a point.
Zelda’s horse, also known as Zelda’s own horse, is a good horse for most of the game in Breath of the Wild. While it may not be the best, it is still a reliable and useful companion throughout your journey.
Zelda’s horse never had a canonical name in the games. Personally, some fans have referred to Zelda’s horse as Zelpona, while others have called Ganondorf’s horse Epondorf, but these names are not official.
Epona, Link’s iconic horse, can be found in Breath of the Wild, but she is only accessible by using an amiibo. Specifically, the Super Smash Bros. Link or Twilight Princess Link amiibos can be used to summon Epona.
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