A blind horse is aiming for dressage glory after mastering a unique form of equine “braille” to compete at the highest level. Owner Megan Share, 28, says the horse uses the sensation of the ground beneath his hooves to build a picture of his surroundings. The riding school owner, from Kidderminster, Worcestershire, is now preparing Milo for major events including the Horse of the Year Show and the London International Horse Show. Despite losing his vision, Milo has continued to compete against fully sighted horses and has shown no signs of slowing down. She described Milo as “just amazing” and said his achievements prove blindness does not have to end a horse’s competitive career.