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===Wild Horses===

After speaking with Rensa initially, Link can speak with him once again and Rensa will tell him about Wild Horses. He repeatedly refers to himself as the man who got second place in the [[Hyrule Horse-Taming Competition]], and challenges Link to beat his time. Link must capture a wild horse and bring it back to the stable in under two minutes.{{Ref|''Breath of the Wild''|They're wild, so 'til you calm 'em, it's gonna be one crazy ride. But there's no feeling quite like taming a wild stallion! Trust me-I took second place in the Hyrule Horse-Taming Competition!|Rensa}}{{Ref|''Breath of the Wild''|HEY! I saw that look you gave me! ... Fine! You don't believe me? Let's go, pal! You and me. Right here. Right now. You want to challenge the second-place Hyrule Horse-Taming Competition winner to a tame-off?! YOU GOT IT, MISTER!|Rensa}}{{Ref|''Breath of the Wild''|That's the spirit! The only rule is that you must bring a wild horse back to this spot within the time limit! This area is chock full of wild horses. Any one of them will do! My record is two minutes flat, so you need to bring back a wild horse within that time. PREPARE FOR EXTREME TAMING!|Rensa}}

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When talking with Rensa at any point, Link can ask Rensa for more information about Wild Horses. He instructs Link that if he tames one, he can talk to his brother Tasseren to register the horse at the stable. He also mentions that his two twin-sons, [[Darton]] and [[Shibo]] have a lot of knowledge about horses.{{Ref|''Breath of the Wild''|There certainly are not as many as in years past, but there are still quite a few around... If you manage to catch one, let me brother Tasseren to register the horse. know. He'll register the horse for you! My boys are wellsprings of information about horses, but I'm sure you don't need another lecture. After all, you're the one who beat me, the guy who took second in the Hyrule Horse-Taming Competition. |Rensa}} Even his two sons make reference to Rensa's second-place finish in the horse-taming competition.{{Ref|''Breath of the Wild''|My dad was the second-best horse guy, you know!|[[Shibo]]}}{{Ref|''Breath of the Wild''|Prety impressive, right!|[[Darton]]}}

==''Tears of the Kingdom''==

Rensa is the twin brother of Tasseren, who runs the Dueling Peaks Stable. He can be found standing in front of the counter and welcomes Link to the stable. He mentions that a lot has changed around here laltely and that in particular, the towns are quite different.{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|Well, well, traveler. Welcome to Dueling Peaks Stable, right at the foot of the Dueling Peaks themselves. If you need a guide to the roads around here, I can let you know what's what. Things have changed around here lately, haven't they? Even the towns are different. There's been a lot of changes around Kakariko Village and Hateno Village in particular.|'''Rensa'''}}{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|Kakariko Village and Hateno Village seem like they're at a major turning point.|'''Rensa'''}} He mentions that [[Kakariko Village (Tears of the Kingdom)|Kakariko Village]] to the north used to be a quiet town, but now it's crowded with both researches and tourists due to the [[Ring Ruins]] that have fallen.{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|Kakariko Village is a Sheikah village to the north. It used to be a quiet town. That all changed when strange, ring-shaped Zonai ruins fell from the sky. Now it's crowded with both researchers and tourists. Do we protect the old or embrace the new?|'''Rensa'''}} Rensa also talks about the changes at [[Hateno Village]]. He talks about how the town was known for its milk and local produce, but now, ever since [[Cece]] became a famous designer, it now the center of fashion.{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|Hateno Village is at the edge of Hyrule, far to the east. It used to be known primarily for its milk and its local produce. Then, out of nowhere, a woman from the clothes shop became a famous designer. Now the town has become a center for fashion, of all things.|'''Rensa'''}}

Rensa also encourages Link to visit the stone statues near the summit of the Dueling Peaks. However, he advises that there is no clear road and that it is not an easy trek to climb the Dueling Peaks.{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|If you're looking to do something special, I recommend visiting Dueling Peaks' stone statues. There's no road up to the summit, so it's no easy trek... But the view of Hyrule at the top is a true wonder.|'''Rensa'''}}

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