And to be able to do it when you can't see and you're doing it at a professional level and winning competitions, I think the easiest question I've ever had to ask in my career, Megan, is how on earth do you do this?

Oh, I'm so happy you didn't ask me why.

Like many people go, why? Why would you do that? So what happened was I lost my eyesight at 26.

So fortunately for me, I had full sight for 26 years.

And I came from a family that was involved in horse racing.

horse sports and everything to do with horses for seven generations.

So my grandfather, Tom Willoughby, is in the Stockman's Hall of Fame.

Just walk us through how people can get involved, what it means and how important this charity is.

it something that came on quick? Was it something you've always had your whole life?

No, I was born with type 1 diabetes.

So I was diagnosed at the age of 11.

And look, I grew up in country South Australia.

So it's a good thing to have that resilience that we all have built into us.

Yeah, we're hard as nails, aren't we, you and I? Yeah, we are tough.

But we sort of look at it and go, you feel like all of a sudden you've got a big flashing light above your head that you're different to everyone else.

Just quickly on the guide dogs and the technology, I guess, that you've been able to now discover since you've lost your sight.

it something that came on quick? Was it something you've always had your whole life?

No, I was born with type 1 diabetes.

So I was diagnosed at the age of 11.

And look, I grew up in country South Australia.

So it's a good thing to have that resilience that we all have built into us.

Yeah, we're hard as nails, aren't we, you and I? Yeah, we are tough.

But we sort of look at it and go, you feel like all of a sudden you've got a big flashing light above your head that you're different to everyone else.

So the boss, Bruce Springsteen, your horse.