Blind horse Milo competes at Royal International Horse Show
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 4:50 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Milo, a blind horse, will compete at the Royal International Horse Show this Saturday in Hickstead, West Sussex. His owner, Megan Share, expressed her excitement and nerves about the event, highlighting their unique partnership. Milo began losing his sight at age 12, yet they have continued to compete. They qualified for this prestigious event after winning a category at the Wiltshire Horse Show in February, which Share described as a remarkable achievement beyond her expectations.
- •Milo competes in the veteran category at the Royal International Horse Show.
- •Owner Megan Share manages Milo's care since he lost his sight.
- •They qualified for the event after winning at the Wiltshire Horse Show.
- •Share considers Milo's participation a fulfillment of many dreams.
- 4:50 PMYahoo Sports — Blind horse to compete against the world's best
"Milo's owner says he is helping her achieve more dreams than she ever thought possible.
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