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Horse world farewells Queen Elizabeth II

Figures from the racing and equestrian worlds pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, who has died at the age of 96.

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Change in the air at Sandringham

The cows are by no means the only new development. The Sandringham gardens are under renovation, with the accent on protecting rare and native plants.

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The Queen flies to Balmoral for short break before Platinum Jubilee

Her Majesty is at her estate in Aberdeenshire to recharge her batteries ahead of four days of events to mark her 70 years on throne from next Thursday.

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Queen s pony wins Royal Windsor Horse Show championship

Queen Elizabeth II was on hand to watch her home-bred Highland mare Balmoral Leia win the Mountain and Moorland Supreme In Hand Championship.

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Queen s ex-racehorse First Receiver a winner at Windsor

Share Queen Elizabeth II shares her delight Colin Brooks Esq, chairman of the Royal Windsor Horse Show, while watching the Retraining of Racehorses class on Saturday. Her horse, First Receiver, won the class. © Nixonphoto/RWHS Queen Elizabeth II’s home-bred former racehorse First Receiver has taken out the hotly contested Retraining of Racehorses at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The four-year-old, formerly trained by Sir Michael Stoute and now produced by the Jerram-Hunnable team, won four times – netting almost £20,000 – in his two-season flat career, running his final race in June last year under Frankie Dettori, when finishing second to Russian Emperor at Royal Ascot.

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