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Queen Camilla and Zara Tindall Arrive at Cheltenham Festival
Queen Camilla met pioneering female athletes and supported charities while attending Cheltenham Ladies Day, highlighting historic achievements in women’s sports and race-day traditions.
- On Wednesday, Queen Camilla attended Ladies Day at the Cheltenham Festival, meeting trailblazing female athletes and greeting sporting women as joint patron of the Jockey Club.
- Camilla, as joint patron of the Jockey Club, highlighted women in sport to raise the profile of female athletes, including Rugby World Cup team members.
- The Queen spoke directly with leading athletes in the parade ring, chatting with Natasha Hunt, Zoe Aldcroft and Aamilah Aswat, who said, 'I said how it was an honour to win, especially twice in her colours and she said it was a 'pleasure'.
- Camilla later presented the Queen Mother Champion Chase trophy to Il Etait Temps, owned by the Friends of Ebony Horse Club, which she supports as president.
- Ladies Day returned to its traditional name during the Cheltenham Festival, which ends on Friday, March 13, with Camilla wearing a Philip Treacy hat and Anna Valentine coat, drawing attention to glamour and sporting celebration.
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The British royal women stole the limelight as they led Ladies Day at the Cheltenham Festival on Wedneday, March 11.Camilla, joint patron of the Jockey Club, joined Princess Anne, her daughter Zara Tindall and Carole Middleton to...
IN IMAGES - The elegant people of the United Kingdom are meeting at the Cheltenham Festival this Wednesday, followed by royal family members including Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Zara and Mike Tindall and Carole Middleton.
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