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Off to the races! Queen Camilla sports a favourite necklace as she reveals a surprise new hobby in York
The royal family are famed for their race day attire, from Kate Middleton’s Ascot polka dot prints to Zara Tindall’s sharp suit at Cheltenham. But it was Queen Camilla who upped the style stakes at the ‘world’s best race’ on Thursday, taking a break from her holiday in Balmoral to attend Ladies Day at the Ebor Festival in York.
PICTURES: Ladies Day at York Races gets the royal stamp of approval
RACEGOERS dressed to impress for another spectacular Ladies Day at York Races. Day Two of the Ebor Festival was held yesterday (Thursday, August 21) with punters in high spirits as Queen Camilla gave her stamp of royal approval to the festival.
The Queen delighted racegoers but saw her hopes of a win dashed as she attended the second day of the Sky Bet Ebor Festival ...
Rosallion was a late absentee due to a bruised foot in the Aug. 17 Prix Jacques le Marois (G1) and the City of York came at ...
An estimated 70,000 racegoers are expected to descend on York this week as the city’s biggest racing event of the year kicks off.
In a country with a thriving equestrian heritage, the U.K.’s York Racecourse is one of the most well regarded, known for its longevity (it’s said that the first races were held here in 1730 ...
In a statement, the racecourse said: "It was named after Prince George, the Duke of York at that time." The race had since evolved and was now a "prestige sprint contest", it added.
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