Blind Horse Diver

Blind Horse Diver

Sonora Carver, one of the first female horse divers, lost her vision due to retinal detachment while diving with her horse, Red Lips, during an Atlantic City show in 1931. Despite her permanent injury, she continued horse diving for another 11 years.

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