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Queen Camilla offers sweets to horses as she meets the late Queen's fell pony on poignant outing

  • On Thursday, Queen Camilla visited the Ebony Horse Club in Brixton to mark the youth equestrian charity's 30th anniversary, where she has served as president since 2009.
  • Founded in 1996, the Ebony Horse Club provides horsemanship opportunities for disadvantaged children and teenagers in the Brixton area, serving more than 200 riders each week.
  • During her tour, the Queen met two horses gifted by the Royal Mews: Maggie, an 11-year-old Cleveland Bay, and Taylor, a 17-year-old Fell pony. Riders Adam Bentallah and Isaiah Clayton performed a demonstration.
  • Camilla called Isaiah a "star rider" and told Adam his trophy was "very well deserved" while presenting awards. Chief operating officer Sid Holdsworth described the visit as a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" for members.
  • Renovating the Arch communal space reflects the charity's ongoing expansion efforts. The Queen noted the inner-city riding club is getting "bigger and better" each year, underscoring the organization's sustained growth.
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Camilla’s praise for inner-city riding club

She fed mints to a pony who was often photographed being ridden by Queen Elizabeth II’s head groom as he rode out with the late queen.

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GB News broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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