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[[Lon Lon Ranch]], located in the middle of [[Hyrule Field]] is accessible to [[Link]] both as a child and adult. As a child, he finds [[Malon]], | [[Lon Lon Ranch]], located in the middle of [[Hyrule Field]] is accessible to [[Link]] both as a child and adult. As a child, he finds [[Malon]], [[Talon]]'s daughter, singing [[Epona's Song]]. Link can play mini games in the house and talk to the owner's helper, [[Ingo]], who is rather rude and unhappy about working there. Returning as an adult, Link will find that Ingo has been brainwashed by whom he calls, "The GREAT [[Ganondorf]]." Link can also rescue [[Epona]] by defeating Ingo in a race. | ||
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Lon Lon Ranch
Lon Lon Ranch, located in the middle of Hyrule Field is accessible to Link both as a child and adult. As a child, he finds Malon, Talon's daughter, singing Epona's Song. Link can play mini games in the house and talk to the owner's helper, Ingo, who is rather rude and unhappy about working there. Returning as an adult, Link will find that Ingo has been brainwashed by whom he calls, "The GREAT Ganondorf." Link can also rescue Epona by defeating Ingo in a race.