Daughter of Duchess Catherine in all similar to his “probably”.
Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte
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Elizabeth II
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At a recent reception at Buckingham
the Palace, which invited members of the British Olympic team
caused a stir in Rio, the wife of Prince William shared news from the
the lives of their children. Duchess Catherine said that both Chad and
three-year-old George and 17-month-old Charlotte are certainly great athletes. Indeed, in its still very young
age they already make the first success. This told the reporter People.com.
How proudly told Kate in
an interview with won three gold medals rider Natasha Baker — little Charlotte already making its first
steps in the equestrian sport! The Duchess said that the girl was just in awe
his first riding lessons. And Baker, in response, joked: “I’m sure
at the same reception 20 years later, will honor the champion
Charlotte!”
It seems that young Princess
fully inherited the main passion of his, “probably” as it is called
baby Queen Elizabeth. After all, now the reigning monarch is never
misses horse show in Windsor and is an indispensable guest in the race
Ascot. And the horses from his personal stables of the Queen not once became the winners
competitions. And, despite the fact that the Queen this year was celebrated at his 90th birthday, she still makes regular horseback riding in the garden of Windsor castle. Elizabeth, incidentally, also began taking riding lessons pretty early on, but
still later than Charlotte: her first pony Queen gave when the
was 4 years old.
By the way, George, senior
brother young Princess, too, had tried
yourself as a rider — until, of course, like Charlotte, not
great horses and ponies. But this activity is produced not so strong
the impression on the sister. George is much more like fencing lessons,
my mother recently allowed him to visit. However, as noted by Katherine,
Prince is most like not training, and sports uniforms
fencers, especially the “mysterious” mask that protects the face.
Elizabeth II
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