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===Ocarina of Time=== | ===Ocarina of Time=== | ||
After meeting with [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]], [[Malon]] teaches [[Link]] the song, though it doesn't hold much use to him. When played, [[Epona]] follows Link shortly only to run to Malon's side after. | After meeting with [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]], [[Malon]] teaches [[Link (Ocarina of Time)|Link]] the song, though it doesn't hold much use to him. When played, [[Epona]] follows Link shortly only to run to Malon's side after. | ||
As an adult, Link can pay [[Ingo]] to ride horses. If Link plays this song, Epona comes to him and lets Link ride her. Ingo challenges Link to a race for the price of 50 Rupees. If Link does not use Epona, it is impossible to win the race. After winning the race, Ingo is infuriated and bets Epona on a double-or-nothing re-match. Upon winning, Ingo locks Link inside the ranch. Link can use Epona to jump the fences to [[Hyrule Field]]. | As an adult, Link can pay [[Ingo]] to ride horses. If Link plays this song, Epona comes to him and lets Link ride her. Ingo challenges Link to a race for the price of 50 Rupees. If Link does not use Epona, it is impossible to win the race. After winning the race, Ingo is infuriated and bets Epona on a double-or-nothing re-match. Upon winning, Ingo locks Link inside the ranch. Link can use Epona to jump the fences to [[Hyrule Field]]. | ||