Elijah Hernandez
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is blowing everyone away with how much of an exceptional sequel it is to an already exceptional game. It takes what made Breath of the Wild great, and further polishes it. From combat, traversal, and even the horses. Horses are one of the ways to go around in Tears of the Kingdom, so you will want the best of the best at your side, and what better horse is there than Zelda’s very own horse? In this guide, we will show you how to get Zelda’s horse in Tears of the Kingdom.
How to Get Zelda’s Horse Guide
To get Zelda’s golden horse, you will need to make your way to the Lucky Clover Gazette. The area can be found just east of Rito Village in the Hebra region. Once there, speak to Traysi, who is the Lucky Clover Gazette’s editor. She will ask you to track down reports of those who have seen Zelda near stables that will be marked around the game. This will trigger the Potential Princess Sightings! side quest.
Once the side quest is active, head on over to the Snowfield Stable in the South Tabanhta Snowfield. There, you will need to talk to Harlow, who is the stable hand that tends to Zelda’s golden horse. He tells you that the horse went missing after a ghost of Zelda appeared before it and scared it, causing it to run off. This will then trigger the Zelda’s Golden Horse side quest.
Search for Zelda’s horse in the North Tabantha Snowfield. Look for a field of horses and you should see the golden mane of Zelda’s horse. Taming it is simple as any other horse, just sneak up on it and climb on top and press L to soothe. But due to the fact that this is a special horse, it will take some effort to do so. Make sure to stock up on food and elixirs that boosts your stamina before attempting this.
With the golden horse now tamed, head back to the Snowfield Stable and speak to Harlow. Talking to Harlow will end the side quest and reward you with the golden horse, as well as the Royal Bridle and Royal Saddle.
And that’s all you need to do in order to get Zelda’s golden horse. Did this guide help you tame Zelda’s horse? Let us know in the comments below.
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