Get Epona in "Zelda: Ocarina of Time"
Epona has become a mainstay in the world of Zelda since her debut in "Ocarina of Time." Epona allows you to get where you are going faster than you normally could, and this horse also adds a sense of majesty to the Legend of Zelda games. You have to work to get Epona in "Ocarina of Time," but the payoff is worth it.
Instructions
1. Go to Hyrule Field and on to Lon Lon Ranch when you are still young. Speak to the young girl named Malon after you meet Princess Zelda. Malon is in the horse corral.
2. Stand in front of Malon and take out your ocarina after you've talked to her. She will teach you "Epona's Song." Epona will walk over to you, but because you are still a child, you can't mount her yet.
3. Return to Lon Lon Ranch after you have grown up. Ingo has taken over the ranch.
4. Talk to Ingo. He will allow you to ride a horse if you pay him 10 rupees. Give him the necessary rupees and play "Epona's Song" to get Epona's attention. Mount Epona and ride her until the practice time expires.
5. Dismount Epona and talk to Ingo again. Pay him another 10 rupees to ride Epona again. Get back onto Epona and use "Z-targeting" to speak to Ingo while on Epona. He will challenge you to a race that costs 50 rupees. Agree to race him.
6. Beat Ingo in the race. Keep a steady pace by using only a couple of carrots at a time. Ingo will try to smash you into a wall; use two to three carrots to zoom ahead of him when he does this.
7. Race Ingo again after you beat him. Ingo will be upset because he lost the first race and offers you Epona if you win this time. Use two to four carrots at a time to keep the lead. When you are in the lead, try your best to block Ingo from getting in front of you.
8. Escape the ranch. Once you've beaten Ingo again, he will lock down the ranch to try to stop you from leaving. Ride Epona straight toward the ranch wall -- if you build up enough speed, Epona will jump the wall and the two of you will escape to Hyrule Field.
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