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Epona returns once more in ''The Minish Cap'', but this time she cannot be ridden by Link. She can be seen in [[Hyrule Town]] with [[Malon]], after the door to the ranch house has been unlocked, carrying milk which is purchasable by Link.  
Epona returns once more in ''The Minish Cap'', but this time she cannot be ridden by Link. She can be seen in [[Hyrule Town]] with [[Malon]], after the door to the ranch house has been unlocked, carrying milk which is purchasable by Link.  
===Breath of the Wild===
===Breath of the Wild===
{{quote|These can most often be found on plains. Their usefulness as transportation has made them valuable since ancient times. That said, wild horses do tend to get spooked and run off when approached, so if you're looking to snag one, it's best to sneak up on it.|In-Game Description}}
{{quote|These can most often be found on plains. Their usefulness as transportation has made them valuable since ancient times. That said, wild horses do tend to get spooked and run off when approached, so if you're looking to snag one, it's best to sneak up on it.|Hyrule Compendium Entry}}


In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'', horses (001 in the [[Hyrule Compendium]]) can be found throughout [[Hyrule]], particularly in fields such as [[Hyrule Field]] or the [[Faron Grasslands]]. In order to ride horses, [[Link]] must sneak up on one and then mount and tame it.
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'', horses (001 in the [[Hyrule Compendium]]) can be found throughout [[Hyrule]], particularly in fields such as [[Hyrule Field]] or the [[Faron Grasslands]]. In order to ride horses, [[Link]] must sneak up on one and then mount and tame it.
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