Riverbeast Training: The Garn (Alliance)

Your initial quests involve filling your Stables with six (6) special mounts. Alliance quests are listed with the Horde quests linked with a '+'.

Taming a Talbuk (+)
Capturing a Clefthoof (+)
Besting a Boar (+)
Requisition a Riverbeast (+)
Entangling an Elekk (+)
Wrangling a Wolf (+)

With each new acquisition, you're then asked to further its training with some / all of the following series of quests.

Quest

Target

Zone

Beast

Talbuk

Clefthoof

Boar

Riverbeast

Elekk

Wolf

Great-Tusk (+)

Great Tusk

Shadowmoon Valley @ (62,38)

X

X

Rakkiri (+)

Rakkiri

Frostfire Ridge @ (72,69)

X

X

Riplash (+)

Riplash

Gorgrond @ (50,38)

X

X

X

Gezz'ran (+)

Gezz'ran

Talador @ (31,54)

X

X

X

X

Bulbapore (+)

Bulbapore

Spires of Arak @ (66,75)

X

X

X

X

Cruel Ogres (+)

Gorian Beast-Lasher

Nagrand @ (79,71)

X

X

X

X

X

X

Darkwing Roc (+)

Darkwing Roc

Nagrand @ (68,20)

X

X

X

X

X

X

Moth of Wrath (+)

Moth of Wrath

Nagrand @ (43,69)

X

X

X

X

X

X

Thundercall (+)

Thundercall

Nagrand @ (90,23)

X

X

X

X

X

X

Ironbore (+)

Ironbore

Nagrand @ (53,77)

X

X

X

X

X

X

Orc Hunters (+)

Karak the Great Hunter

Nagrand @ (69,34)

X

X

X

X

X

X

The Garn (+)

Maimclaw

Nagrand @ (63,80)

X

X

X

X

X

X

Easiest way I've found to kill this one is to kite him/her up and down the path that you use to get to him/her.

Even worked on my slow Clefthoof!

The easiest way to reach this NPC when you do not have water walking or anything like it, is the following. When you get to the small body of water south of Telaar, instead of swimming across it, take left and run up towards Grommashar. When you get to the wall of earth that stops you from continuing to run alongside the cliff above the water, you can see a ledge that you may think you are unable to reach, however, if you go a little to the left of that and run up the wall, you will be able to jump down on it. Continue along the side of the mountain and you will be able to jump straight down to where the path from the end of the small lake leads up to Maimclaw.