British RoyalsKing Charles IIIQueen Camilla

Jubilant scenes after The King’s horse Desert Hero wins at Royal Ascot

There were scenes of jubilation in Berkshire on Thursday after King Charles III and Queen Camilla recorded their first-ever Royal Ascot winner. Desert Hero, trained by William Haggas and ridden by Tom Marquand, won the King George V Stakes by just a head. Starting at odds of 18/1, Desert Hero was not fancied by many to win the race. However, the horse showed a gutsy turn of foot, powering…
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HistoryQueen Elizabeth II

Royal Ascot: A history of the Royal Meeting which acts as the highlight of The Queen's summer

Royal Ascot is a highlight of the royal calendar, and every June, thousands of people including the Royal Family head to the races. It is one of the oldest traditions for the royals, and has carried on throughout the global health crisis. In 2020, the meeting was held without any spectators. For this year’s event, up to 12,000 guests will be allowed to attend each day, as Royal Ascot is taking…
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British RoyalsInsightRoyal WeddingsThe Edinburghs

The Countess of Wessex's nod to her wedding day on her 20th anniversary

As she celebrated her twentieth wedding anniversary with a day out at Royal Ascot with her husband, it appeared that the Countess of Wessex was paying her own tribute to her famous day as a royal bride. For Sophie was in white and black on her big anniversary, just as she was two decades ago when she said ‘I do’ at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor. Embed from Getty Images As she…
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British RoyalsThe Yorks

The Duchess of York joins The Queen in the Royal Box at Ascot

Sarah, Duchess of York has been welcomed into the royal box at Ascot as a special guest of Her Majesty The Queen. The Duchess was joined by her daughter Princess Beatrice and her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, the Duke of York. Sarah was last seen joining the Royal Family for the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex last month. After her marriage into the Royal Family in 1986 at Westminster…
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