Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen delights the nation as she jokes about missing the State Opening Of Parliament at Jubilee celebrations

There were many humorous moments at the Royal Windsor Horse Show’s gala evening on Sunday which was attended by Her Majesty The Queen. Being the first major event of the monarch’s Platinum Jubilee, The Queen was keen to attend, especially as the show featured her favourite animals – horses. As the proceedings came to an end, the show’s presenter, Omid Dijalli, thanked…
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Princess Anne and Family

Princess Anne "visibly moved" at the Royal Windsor Horse Show as Platinum Jubilee celebrations begin

The Princess Royal was “visibly moved” when watching the first major event of the Platinum Jubilee. Princess Anne was at Windsor Castle on Saturday evening to watch the show entitled ‘A Gallop Through History’ which featured over 500 horses and 1000 performers. HRH attended the event the night before the live televised version of which The Queen attended. Speaking…
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The Edinburghs

Lady Louise's moving tribute to Prince Philip as the Countess of Wessex watches on with pride

Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor paid a moving tribute to her late grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh, as she took part in a competition driving the carriages which once belonged to Prince Philip. Lady Louise, daughter to the Earl & Countess of Wessex, competed in the Champagne Laurent-Perrier Meet of The British Driving Society at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The 18-year-old took part…
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FeaturesQueen Elizabeth II

A delighted Queen receives trophy after her highland pony wins at the Royal Windsor Horse Show

The Queen’s highland pony won first place in a competition at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The 96-year-old monarch was visibly delighted as she watched her pony beat all other competition. For her efforts, Her Majesty was presented with the winning trophy in the arena to cheers from the crowd. Her Majesty arrived at the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Friday morning in a Range Rover where…
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