Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi participated in a procession of the royal chariot the other day Royal Ascot.
This was the first time that Edo had participated in the royal tradition since then she marries the royal family in July 2020.
The couple was in the third car along with The queen‘s cousin of Princess Alexander as well as the Countess of Mountbatten of Burma, Penelope Knatchbull.
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It is not known exactly why the duo sat backwards in the carriage, unlike the usual forward-facing seats with members of the royal family.
Edo had top hats and tails, while Beatrice wore a knee-length cream dress with a high neckline and a pleated skirt.
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On the second day of the annual meeting, the procession was again led by the famous Right Mile Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
While Prince Edward and his wife Sophie accompanied the Countess of Wessex in another carriage.
Sophie looked lovely in a blue lace dress with ruffles, with a floral hat of the appropriate color.
Members of the royal family arrived at the Parade Ring on the eve of the first race of the day, Group 2 Queen Mary Stakes, while the biggest race of the day is the prestigious Group 1 Prince of Wales’s Stakes.
Her Majesty, who is believed to be watching from Windsor Castle – 11 km or less than a 15-minute drive away – has skipped a racing rally again, but hopes the 96-year-old will show up on the track for at least one of five days.
An avid runner and horse breeder actually has over ten horses racing during the week.
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