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How to Get Your Own Horse in My Time at Sandrock

While the Western town of Sandrock isn’t a very large town, there’s a lot around this desert town to explore. This is how to get your own horse in My Time at Sandrock and cut down on your travel time.

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Build a Stable

One of the buildings and amenities you can add to your Sandrock home is a stable where you will keep your horse. In the middle of town, you’ll find the Construction Junction.

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Between 7:00 and 22:00 you can go inside and open the catalog to add new features to your home or new buildings to your land.

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Among these is the stable. Once you’ve opened the catalog, change the menu on the left to the Structures menu and select Stable. You’ll need:

  • 10 Hardwood Sticks
  • 5 Rubber Shells
  • 5 Steel Bars
  • 1000 Gols

To get the sticks and shells you’ll need a Processor and/or a Recycler and for the steel bars you’ll need either a Civil Recycler, Civil Furnace, or you can purchase them from Hammer Time.

After you have all the right items, place the stable on your land and you’ll have a place to house your horse!

Related: Best Way to Earn Money in My Time at Sandrock

Rent a Horse in My Time at Sandrock

The easiest way to utilize a horse in Sandrock in the early game is to rent one from the mount store on the east side of town. You can also rent a camel here. It’s pricey at 501 Gols per week, but it does give you multiple days to use the horse or camel. Plus, you don’t have to have a structure to keep them in.

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Alex grew up with a controller in hand, enthralled with the other worlds games can take you to. Indie, horror, adventure, and cozy games are among her usual genres with The Legend Of Zelda, Little Nightmares, Don't Starve, and Animal Crossing making her list of favorite titles. In Fall 2014 she got her Bachelor's from Iowa State University in Advertising and has been writing since 2015. Eventually she found her happy place in tech and gaming in 2019 with titles across several sites including iMore, Android Central, IGN, Game Rant, and Windows Central.