The Countess of
Wessex and her daughter Lady Louise Windsor enjoyed an exciting
mother-daughter outing as they attended the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Sunday
– and Louise looked spectacular.
Leading her mother, who
followed in the carriage behind her, the 18-year-old looked more glamorous than
ever as she appeared at the Champagne Laurent-Perrier Meet of the British
Driving Society.
She donned a pretty makeup
look with light pink glossy lips which matched her pink earrings.
The equestrian also made a
heartfelt tribute to her late grandfather Prince Philip at the event and
sported her equestrian brooch – a nod to her and Philip’s shared passion for
carriage riding.
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Louise was beaming
Philip took up the sport in
his fifties after retiring from Polo. In 2017 he said: “I was looking
round to see what next, I didn’t know what there was available. And I suddenly
thought, well, we’ve got horses and carriages so why don’t I have a go.
“So I borrowed four
horses from the stables in London, took them to Norfolk and practiced and
thought – why not?”
This isn’t the first time
Louise has been spotted with the brooch as she also wore it when she
attended Prince Philip’s memorial service in March.
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Sophie looked so proud of her daughter
Back in 2019, Philip was
pictured proudly watching his granddaughter compete in the Private Driving
Singles carriage drive during the Royal Windsor Horse Show, where she achieved
third place.
On Friday, Lady Louise showed
off her exquisite carriage-driving skills again but this time it was her
grandmother the Queen who had a front-row seat.
Her Majesty was all
smiles as she and her daughter-in-law Sophie watched Louise, and the
Countess couldn’t help but proudly snap photos of her firstborn as she rode
past.
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The Queen stepped out ahead of her Jubilee celebrations
The monarch made a surprise
appearance at the exciting day, arriving in her black range rover and was met
with applause as she made her way to her seat.
The event, which started on
Thursday and will run until Sunday, is said to be the Queen’s favourite event
of the year.
