Queen’s choice for best turned out horse goes on to win race at Ascot event

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Ng, E. (2026, October 17). Queen’s choice for best turned out horse goes on to win race at Ascot event. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/zara-tindall-ascot-queen-princess-royal-b1301292.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-17 · by Ellie Ng

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At the Ascot event on October 17, 2026, the Queen chose a horse that went on to win the race. Jockey William Buick received his trophy during the presentation ceremony while the Queen was in attendance, smiling throughout. The Queen’s ex-husband Andrew Parker Bowles was also present at the royal box. Saffie Osborne, who recently became the first woman to ride the winner of a British Classic, expressed her honor at meeting the Queen and praised her love for British racing. The King and Queen have taken on the late Queen's role as supporters of horse racing, continuing to race the late Queen’s stable of horses and showing enthusiasm in their ownership. Camilla also met 14-year-old Camilla Froggatt, the winner of a pony race at the event.

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🔮 She was pictured smiling during the presentation ceremony as jockey William Buick received his trophy for the win.
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British a British Classic

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Queen PERSON · 2× Andrew Parker Bowles PERSON · 1× British NORP · 1× Camilla PERSON · 1× Camilla Froggatt PERSON · 1× Saffie Osborne PERSON · 1× William Buick PERSON · 1×

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“It’s quite clear how much she loves British racing and this is one of the best days’ racing in the world so to have her support and for her to be here is a real honour for all of us.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-17
🔮 She was pictured smiling during the presentation ceremony as jockey William Buick received his trophy for the win.
2026-10-17 · Evening Standard
Queen’s choice for best turned out horse goes on to win race at Ascot event · assertive framing

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She was pictured smiling during the presentation ceremony as jockey William Buick received his trophy for the win. asserted
Buick → picture → win
Saffie Osborne, who last month became the first woman to ride the winner of a British Classic, said it was a “real honour” to meet the Queen. asserted
it → become → Queen
“It’s amazing to have her here,” she said. asserted
she → ’ → her
“It’s quite clear how much she loves British racing and this is one of the best days’ racing in the world so to have her support and for her to be here is a real honour for all of us. asserted
her → ’ → us
“On a personal note, I think my granny will be over the moon that I’ve met her. asserted
I → think → her
“She loves the royal family, as do we all.” asserted
we → love → family
Camilla also met 14-year-old Camilla Froggatt, the winner of the pony race. asserted
Camilla → meet → race
The King and Queen have taken on the late Queen’s role as racing’s most high-profile supporters. asserted
King → take → supporters
They have continued to race the late Queen’s stable of horses and have become enthusiastic and passionate horse owners. asserted
They → continue → horses
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