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Animated King and Queen cheer on horse at Ascot – as newlyweds Peter Phillips & Harriet look loved up in royal box
ANIMATED King Charles and Queen Camilla were snapped cheering on a horse at Ascot today as they kicked off the first day of the races.
They were joined by Princess Anne, beaming newlyweds Prince Phillip and Harriet Sperling, and Zara Tindall with husband Mike.
Harriet joined her mother-in-law Princess Anne to make her carriage entrance debut at the traditional races.
She was welcomed into the family fold by Zara and Mike, who were the first to arrive.
The King and Queen were later snapped cheering on a horse as they watched on from the royal box.
They are set to attend every day as they arrived in the first carriage of the Royal Procession along Ascot’s famous Straight Mile.
The historic journey signalled the start of each day at the races since 1825 before the royals proceed to watch the action from the Royal Enclosure.
But the King suffered Royal Ascot heartache for the second straight year after a huge gamble on his horse Reaching High went up in smoke.
Charles was hoping to land an Ascot winner at 5pm – with his own horse, Reaching High, the 15/8 favourite in the Ascot Stakes.
The Willie Mullins-trained horse, ridden by top jockey Ryan Moore, finished a disappointing 9th in the same race last year having gone off as favourite.
And Reaching High ultimately finished ninth this year too.
The King is expected to have up to five runners across the week – and there is a record prize pool of £10,645,000 – up from £10,050,000 last year.
Some 300,000 fans are set to descend on the Berkshire racecourse over the five days until Saturday, with Ladies Day taking place on Thursday.
Racegoers could be seen arriving to the prestigious event in their droves in jaw-dropping dresses and eye-popping hats.
There are then seven races throughout the day, the last of which commencing at 6.10pm.
On each day at 2pm is the racing procession, and a chance for attendees to get a glimpse of the Royal Family.
Yesterday, the royals also held their first Order of the Garter at Windsor Castle since disgraced Andrew was stripped of the honour.
Charles and Camilla were joined by a giggling Kate and Wills for the annual ceremony at St George’s Chapel, marking the oldest chivalric order in the UK.
Crowds of thousands lined up to watch one of the highlights of the royal calendar as Kate acknowledged them with a wave.
ANIMATED King Charles and Queen Camilla were snapped cheering on a horse at Ascot today as they kicked off the first day of the races.
They were joined by Princess Anne, beaming newlyweds Prince Phillip and Harriet Sperling, and Zara Tindall with husband Mike.
Harriet joined her mother-in-law Princess Anne to make her carriage entrance debut at the traditional races.
She was welcomed into the family fold by Zara and Mike, who were the first to arrive.
The King and Queen were later snapped cheering on a horse as they watched on from the royal box.
They are set to attend every day as they arrived in the first carriage of the Royal Procession along Ascot’s famous Straight Mile.
The historic journey signalled the start of each day at the races since 1825 before the royals proceed to watch the action from the Royal Enclosure.
But the King suffered Royal Ascot heartache for the second straight year after a huge gamble on his horse Reaching High went up in smoke.
Charles was hoping to land an Ascot winner at 5pm – with his own horse, Reaching High, the 15/8 favourite in the Ascot Stakes.
The Willie Mullins-trained horse, ridden by top jockey Ryan Moore, finished a disappointing 9th in the same race last year having gone off as favourite.
And Reaching High ultimately finished ninth this year too.
The King is expected to have up to five runners across the week – and there is a record prize pool of £10,645,000 – up from £10,050,000 last year.
Some 300,000 fans are set to descend on the Berkshire racecourse over the five days until Saturday, with Ladies Day taking place on Thursday.
Racegoers could be seen arriving to the prestigious event in their droves in jaw-dropping dresses and eye-popping hats.
There are then seven races throughout the day, the last of which commencing at 6.10pm.
On each day at 2pm is the racing procession, and a chance for attendees to get a glimpse of the Royal Family.
Yesterday, the royals also held their first Order of the Garter at Windsor Castle since disgraced Andrew was stripped of the honour.
Charles and Camilla were joined by a giggling Kate and Wills for the annual ceremony at St George’s Chapel, marking the oldest chivalric order in the UK.
Crowds of thousands lined up to watch one of the highlights of the royal calendar as Kate acknowledged them with a wave.
