Endo was an Appaloosa horse who showed that losing his sight didn’t mean losing the will to live. At 8 years old, a painful eye condition began to affect his vision until he lost one eye and then the other. Completely blind, he learned to find his way alongside his inseparable companion, Morgan Wagner, using voice, touch and, above all, trust.
With extraordinary tenderness and determination, Endo kept jumping, running and enjoying life. His incredible adaptation led him to achieve three Guinness records: the highest free jump by a blind horse, at 1.06 meters; 39 changes of direction in one minute; and the fastest course through five poles, in 6.93 seconds.
Endo didn’t just break records: he won over thousands of people with his sweetness and courage. After 26 years of life, he died in February 2026, leaving behind a story impossible to forget.