Zara Tindall competed at the Hartpury International Horse Trials in Gloucester over the weekend, showcasing her equestrian skills and stylish attire. The 44-year-old Olympian, who won a silver medal at the 2012 London Games, rode her horse Showtime in a chic ensemble of white jodhpurs, a white shirt, blue jacket, and black helmet.
After her competition, Zara changed into a cosy navy gilet, baseball cap, sunglasses, and light blue hooded sweatshirt, matching her daughter Mia, who attended the event. The mother-daughter duo enjoyed special time together, with Mia cheering enthusiastically as Zara completed a clear round in showjumping and cleared the cross-country course with ease.
An onlooker told HELLO! that Mia was deeply invested in her mother's performance, checking other riders' times and comparing them to Zara's. Zara, who has three children with husband Mike Tindall, was accompanied only by Mia this time, marking a special bonding day.
Zara's equestrian talent runs in the family: her mother, Princess Anne, was the first royal to compete in the Olympics (1976), and her father, Captain Mark Phillips, won team gold in 1972 and silver in 1988. The late Queen Elizabeth II also shared a deep love for horses, often riding into her 90s.
