As the Princess Royal turns 70 this weekend, Madeleine Silver charts an equestrian career that threw eventing into the spotlight as she became the first member of the royal family to compete at an Olympic Games
Throughout her career Elizabeth took part in state and ceremonial duties such as the royal wedding in 2011, The Queen’s diamond jubilee parade, the Major General’s inspections and the state openings of Parliament
‘Our team works hard to rehabilitate rescue horses who in turn teach vulnerable children and adults to develop empathy and regulate emotional and physical behaviour’
It’s 50 years since the Princess Royal helped form the Riding for the Disabled Association. Her Royal Highness talks to Horse & Hound about its significance
Princess Anne stressed the importance of support and education when it comes to horse care as she opened a new World Horse Welfare visitor centre
The police horse had received an honour for his courage under fire while being deployed during riots in London
The new development includes diagnostic and surgical suites, a critical care unit and a sculpture by Kelpies creator, Andy Scott
The National Equine Forum president spoke on road safety at the end of yesterday's meeting
Young riders and volunteers met Princess Anne during last week's visit
You don’t need to have backed The Queen’s horses to get a thrill from seeing her colours surge past the winning post first at Royal Ascot
The Princess Royal channelled inspiration from football legend Sir Bobby Charlton at 2017 National Equine Forum
The charity's president said she was 'hugely impressed' by its latest project
Earlier this month (13 June) the Princess Royal was presented with the Longines Ladies Award at an event at the Natural History Museum to mark her huge achievements and commitment to the equestrian world. Take a look back at her equestrian legacy — from taking gold at the European Eventing Championships to her commitment to equestrian charities
Last night’s Longines Ladies’ Awards were a glamorous affair
On her 65th birthday today (15 August 2015), we've dug into the archives to celebrate Princess Anne's status as equestrian royalty
The life-size memorial of a war horse is located in Romsey’s War Memorial Park in memory of the local Remount Camp where 120,000 horses and mules were trained before being sent to the front
If the new royal baby is anything like her polo-loving father, eventing legend great aunt or racing-mad great granny, our pick of horsey toys will be the only ones that she's interested in playing with
H&H caught up with the World Equestrian Games silver-medallist to get her take on course-walking, hard graft and learning from your mistakes
Princess Anne was one of the speakers at the conference on "education, research and the horse industry for the 21st century"
