1 year ago
Lady Louise Windsor Attends Sandringham Trials
Lady Louise, a member of the royal family, participated in a carriage driving event at Sandringham.
This event, which she enjoys, was started by her grandfather, Prince Philip.
She was supported by her mother and a university friend.
The event is a family tradition.
While Louise is at university, she still makes time for activities like this.
Louise is studying English Literature at the University of St Andrews.
Lady Louise participated in the Sandringham Horse Driving Trials, founded by her grandfather, Prince Philip.
She was accompanied by her mother, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, and university friend, Felix da Silva-Clamp.
Louise has been passionate about carriage driving since her teenage years, continuing her grandfather's legacy.
The event took place on the grounds where Prince Philip introduced the sport to Sandringham in 1982.
Lady Louise is currently in her third year studying English Literature at the University of St Andrews.
- Who
- Lady Louise Windsor, Sophie Duchess of Edinburgh, and Felix da Silva-Clamp.
- What
- Lady Louise participated in the Sandringham Horse Driving Trials.
- Where
- Sandringham
- When
- Friday, sometime after her absence from Trooping the Colour.
- Why
- To continue her grandfather's legacy and participate in a sport she enjoys.
Key facts
- Event
- Sandringham Horse Driving Trials
- Royal Present
- Lady Louise, Duchess Sophie
- Louise's University
- St Andrews
- Louise's Studies
- English Literature
Sources
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