A blind horse will be among the world’s best dressage competitors as it bids for an international title.
Milo’s owner Megan Share has admitted “nerves will be through the roof” when the pair enter the dressage arena on Saturday at the Royal International Horse Show, Britain’s oldest and most prestigious outdoor equestrian event.
Share, who runs Debdale Riding School in Kidderminster, said: “He amazes me every day with what he does, and we have a really good partnership together.”
The duo will be competing at the show in Hickstead, West Sussex, in the veteran category for the Senior Showing and Dressage Association.
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