Zara Tindall, the King’s niece, showcased her elegance and skill as she participated in the Cornbury House International Horse Trials. This event is a part of her busy month of competing in various trials across the country. With her smart riding outfit, she engaged in the competition, which will continue until September 10th. In the afternoon, Zara also took part in the cross country section of the course. She is widely recognized for her equestrian achievements, including winning gold at the World Equestrian Games in 2006.
Zara Tindall, 42, looked elegant as she competed in the Cornbury House International Horse Trials today
The King’s niece, donned a smart riding outfit as she took part in the event, which runs until 10 September
Zara Tindall, a mother-of-three, excels not only in equestrian sports but also won BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year in 2006. Yesterday, she participated in the Cornbury House Trials with her cherished horse, Showtime. This event draws riders from across the country for dressage, cross country, and show jumping competitions. Zara showcased her versatility by changing her attire for different disciplines. Throughout her ride, she emanated sophistication in white jodhpurs, a navy blazer with tails, and a high-collared shirt.
Meanwhile, Showtime, her trusted companion, looked equally regal with a black hat featuring pointed horns and a neatly plaited mane.
The royal mother-of-three went on to compete in the cross country section of the course this afternoon
Completing her casual ensemble, Zara wore a black cap and carried AirPods for her busy schedule. Her arrival at the Trials follows her impressive performance on Thursday in the dressage competition with her majestic horse, Class Affair. For this event, she opted for a sophisticated outfit comprising white trousers, a double-breasted fitted navy blazer with tails, and a high-collared shirt. Class Affair, adorned with a brown ear bonnet and a pristinely plaited mane, looked equally smart.
The Burghley Horse Trials, held at Burghley House in Stamford, Lincolnshire, mark one of the highlights of the summer social scene and attract large crowds. Over the course of four days, the event tests a horse’s skills in dressage, jumping, and cross country events.
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