Meet Milo – the blind horse that’s competing in shows thanks to ‘braille-like’ training
Milo is a blind horse that has continued to compete in equestrian shows, adapting through a training method described as "braille-like" to help him navigate courses and events despite his lack of sight. His story highlights how horses can be trained to compensate for the loss of vision using other senses and cues from handlers.
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- Blind horse Milo competes in shows using special training.
- Training uses "braille-like" cues to guide him.
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