Stable

"The stables exist to support adventurers and tourists traveling across Hyrule. They will board and care for wild horses that Link has tamed and registered and are great places to learn information about the surrounding area. Stables also function as inns where a traveler can rest from long days on the road."

— Creating a Champion, page 331

Stable

Games	Breath of the Wild Age of Calamity Tears of the Kingdom
List of stables	Dueling Peaks Stable East Akkala Stable Foothill Stable Gerudo Canyon Stable Highland Stable Lakeside Stable Mini Stable New Serenne Stable Outskirt Stable Rito Stable Riverside Stable Serenne Stable Snowfield Stable South Akkala Stable Tabantha Bridge Stable Wetland Stable Woodland Stable
Related	Horse Epona Giant Horse White Horse Malanya Malanya Spring

Stables are common locations in Breath of the Wild found all over Hyrule.

Breath of the Wild

In total there are fifteen stables in Breath of the Wild. They are found off the road and typically have a shrine nearby to make traveling to the stable easy. They are denoted by a tent topped with a giant patchwork horse head that is visible from some distance, and from higher points.

Stables are the only locations where Link can register a Horse, board an already registered horse, or take out a registered horse to ride. Only wild horses and special horses, such as Epona, the Giant Horse, and the White Horse, may be registered at a stable. Up to five (5) horses may be registered. To register a new horse once the limit has been reached, one must be set free.

Registering a horse costs 20 Rupees, which pays for the boarding fee and the cost of a saddle and bridle. Once a horse has been registered, Link is able to give it a name (with the exception of Epona, who is already named) and review the horse's stats. Registration also enables Link to whistle for his horse if it is within hearing distance, and the horse's location can be tracked on the Sheikah Slate's map.

Horses may be taken out from or boarded at any stable, regardless of where they were registered. Only one horse may be taken out at a time. If Link already has a horse taken out, the stable will collect that horse before giving Link his requested horse. Some stables also offer the option to change gear or mane styles, though not every horse will tolerate such changes being made.

Additionally, stables are excellent places to find resources. Many stables have weapons or shields, Wood, various mushrooms and plants, as well as livestock such as Cuccos, available for Link to take or use. Every stable also has a Cooking Pot and, often, a recipe for a meal or elixir can be found hanging inside the stable. Beds are also available for Link to rent for the night if he needs to recover hearts.

Stable Residents and Visitors

Stables are a common gathering place for traveling merchants, wanderers, and local residents. Beedle is a common sight at the stables and is most frequently selling arrows and elixir ingredients, though he will also sell cooking materials on occasion. Other wandering merchants can be met at stables, and a few even have local residents who will purchase or exchange materials for other materials or rupees.

Side quests are common to find when speaking to individuals at stables, and the occasional shrine quest may also be found. Stables are also a popular location for Traysi's gossip and news series, the Rumor Mill, which provides insight into some of the more obscure parts of Hyrule.

The Rito singer Kass can be found at several of the stables, where he will sing about the history of Hyrule when asked.

Pikango, a well-traveled painter, can also be found at various stables. He will give Link information about the locations in the photos given to him by Impa to assist with recovering his memories. Once all the memories have been recovered Pikango is no longer found at the stables, but instead stays at Kakariko Village.

Special Features

Horse Training Services

• Dueling Peaks Stable: Catching, taming, and training information​
• Highland Stable: Obstacle course training

Gear and Mane Services

• Highland Stable
• Outskirt Stable
• South Akkala Stable
• Woodland Stable​

Rumor Mill

• Rito Stable: Volume 2: The Sword that Seals the Darkness
• Outskirt Stable: Volume 3: The Weird and Wonderful Spirit Koroks!​
• East Akkala Stable: Volume 4: Treasures of the Falling Star!
• Wetland Stable: Volume 5: Dragons Actually Exist!
• Lakeside Stable: Volume 6: Glowing Blue Bunny
• Woodland Stable: Super Rumor Mill EX: Volume 1: The Mysterious Korok Mask!
• South Akkala Stable: Super Rumor Mill EX: Volume 2: The Dream of Teleportation!

Gallery

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  Map with stable locations marked

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  Dueling Peaks Stable

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  East Akkala Stable

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  Foothill Stable

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  Gerudo Canyon Stable

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  Highland Stable

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  Lakeside Stable

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  Outskirt Stable

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  Rito Stable

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  Riverside Stable

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  Serenne Stable

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  Snowfield Stable

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  South Akkala Stable

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  Tabantha Bridge Stable

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  Wetland Stable

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  Woodland Stable

Age of Calamity

Main article: Age of Calamity Services

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  East Akkala Stable

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  Foothill Stable

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  Lakeside Stable

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  Outskirt Stable

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  Serenne Stable

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  South Akkala Stable

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  Woodland Stable

Tears of the Kingdom

In Tears of the Kingdom, the stables have joined together as the Stable Association, and have a loyalty card system known as Pony Points. A point is gained on the first visit to each stable, and for purchases of stable services. In addition, some stables have undergone changes:

• Rito Stable has closed entirely, with the building taken over by the Lucky Clover Gazette.
• Gerudo Canyon Stable is in the process of closing permanently as Link reaches it. A "Mini Stable" at Digdogg Suspension Bridge partly replaces it.
• Serenne Stable has moved south from Salari Plain to North Hyrule Plain, and the latter location is known as New Serenne Stable
• A new "Mini Stable" opens at Lookout Landing after The Incomplete Stable quest is complete.

Stables are the only locations where Link can register a Horse, board an already registered horse, or take out a registered horse to ride. Only wild horses, horses stolen from monsters and special horses, such as Epona or the Giant White Stallion, may be registered at a stable. Up to six (6) horses may be registered to start with, but it can be increased to ten (10) through Pony Points. To register a new horse once the limit has been reached, one must be set free.

Registering a horse costs 20 Rupees, which pays for the boarding fee and the cost of a Stable Saddle & Stable Bridle. Once a horse has been registered, Link is able to give it a name (with the exception of Epona, who is already named) and review the horse's stats. Registration also enables Link to whistle for his horse if it is within hearing distance, and the horse's location can be tracked on the Purah Pad's map.

Horses may be taken out from or boarded at any stable, regardless of where they were registered. Only one horse may be taken out at a time. If Link already has a horse taken out, the stable will collect that horse before giving Link his requested horse. Some stables also offer the option to change gear or mane styles, though not every horse will tolerate such changes being made.

Additionally, stables are excellent places to find resources. Many stables have weapons or shields, wood, building materials, various mushrooms and plants, as well as livestock such as Cuccos, available for Link to take or use. Every stable also has a Cooking Pot and, often, a recipe for a meal or elixir can be found hanging inside the stable. Beds are also available for Link to rent for the night if he needs to recover hearts.

Stable Residents and Visitors

Stables are a common gathering place for traveling merchants, wanderers, and local residents. Beedle is a common sight at the stables and is most frequently selling arrows and elixir ingredients, though he will also sell cooking materials on occasion. Other wandering merchants can be met at stables, and a few even have local residents who will purchase or exchange materials for other materials or rupees.

The four Great Fairies have moved close to stables, but after the Upheaval, hide in their buds; and are only willing to come out after the musical troupe Stable Trotters perform for them.

Mini Stables

Main article: Mini Stable

There are two "Mini Stables", one at Lookout Landing after The Incomplete Stable quest is finished, and one at Digdogg Suspension Bridge. These provide only the most basic function of a stable - to register, board or take out horses. There are no beds; and nor can Link redeem Pony Point rewards, although he can collect Pony Points on his Pony Points Card for later redemption elsewhere.

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  Lester's Mini Stable, Lookout Landing

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  Pirou's Mini Stable, Digdogg Suspension Bridge

Special Features

Pony Points

Unique rewards end at 40 Pony Points; every 5 levels after that grants 5 Sleepover Tickets for X5 and 3 Endura Carrots for X0.

Pony Points	Reward
3	Towing Harness
5	Horse-God Fabric Ability to customize horse
7	Sleep in Malanya Bed (grants three Temporary Hearts, a Temporary Stamina wheel, and a message from Malanya)
10	Register an additional horse (7 total)
13	Traveler's Saddle and Traveler's Bridle
16	Mane-restyling service
20	Register an additional horse (8 total)
23	Knight's Saddle and Knight's Bridle
26	Extravagant Saddle and Extravagant Bridle
30	Register an additional horse (9 total)
35	Register an additional horse (10 total)
40	50% off all stable fees
45, 55, etc	Sleepover Ticket ×5
50, 60, etc	Endura Carrot ×3

Trivia

• The facial markings of the horse head constructs on top of the stables closely resemble the headdress of the Horse God Malanya.
• your horses in botw will be saved in totk [citication needed