The Queen’s eldest granddaughter Zara Tindall was out riding her horses competitively again this weekend at the inaugural Cornbury House Horse Trials, in Oxfordshire.
The 39 year old equestrian and Olympian athlete brought three horses to the three day competition, finishing 18th, 26th and 64th in each respective section.
The Cornbury House Estate is leased by David Howden, organiser of the event, and is situated in 6000 acres, not far from Blenheim Palace, which also hosts a famous three day horse trials event.
Tindall recently had to withdraw from competition and voluntarily isolate for two weeks having chosen to compete her horses in France at Haras du Pin Horse Trials.
