Rose Hanbury, Marchioness of Cholmondeley, attended the final day of the Badminton Horse Trials alongside Queen Camilla and the Tindalls.
Rose, 40, was seen dressed in a blue suit and shirt as she joined Camilla to watch the action on the final day of the equestrian event in South Gloucestershire.
Meanwhile, Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall was seen trotting along with her horse Class Affair to an inspection today.
Zara, Olympic silver medalist, He looked effortlessly stylish in a striped jacket and white pants paired with a matching blouse as he led his horse.
The King’s niece had her blonde locks tied back and accessorized with a stylish pair of sunglasses, while Camilla completed her ensemble with brown heels.
Rose, who is married to David Cholmondeley, the 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley, was seen smiling and chatting among the crowd as she joined the royals for the event.
Rose Hanbury (pictured), Marchioness of Cholmondeley, attends the final day of the Badminton Horse Trials
Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall (pictured) competed in the badminton horse trials.
Lucas Tindall (left) with Zara’s husband Mike Tindall (right) as they attend the event.
Queen Camilla and William Clements, vice president of global sponsorships and sports marketing at Mars, attend the final day of the Badminton Horse Trials in Gloucestershire.
Zara’s three-year-old son Lucas donned a Spiderman hat with a pair of blue shorts and a shirt of the same shade.
Their father, Mike, seemed as prepared for the warm weather as his children, wearing a pair of khaki shorts, a black shirt with the sleeves rolled up, a cap and a pair of sunglasses.
The family seemed to have a blast during the action-packed day, with the children seen wearing big smiles in the grounds of Badminton House.
Queen Camilla looked elegant in a blue summer dress on day four of the Badminton Horse Trials on Sunday.
The Queen attended the final day of the Badminton Horse Trials and presented trophies to the winners to celebrate the event’s 75th anniversary.
Camilla, as patron of British Equestrian, watched the final show jumping phase of the competition in Gloucestershire and then presented the trophies in the arena.
He met with guests associated with the trials, including representatives from the British Equestrian Federation, previous winners of the competition, as well as volunteers and officials involved in this year’s event.