Tindall said, “Her advice on life in general was invaluable. Whenever we might have gotten a little out of our station, she would be the first to bring us back to earth. .”
“When she’s in an environment of people she knows,” he added, “whether it’s her organization or family, friends, she definitely relaxes a lot and very happy and always the one with the loudest smile.”
“She likes a good dance,” noted Zara. “She’s good on her feet.”
Zara was named BBC Sports Competitor of the Year in 2006, 35 years after her mother was similarly honored, and competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, where she received the medal. silver in the team event from the Royal Princess herself.
“Her father was once a successful equestrian and won more medals [than I]”, said Anne Vanity Fair“, so you’re a bit wondering if any parents of two who’ve been in that situation have helped. Zara has always been a natural and it’s really a question of whether she feels that’s the thing. I really wanted to, and she did and she was very thorough and applied herself to it. So she was pretty right and very successful.”
All the old ladies were fond of horses too, and Anne quipped, “Certainly when they started their equestrian life, I was redundant.”
(Originally published on October 1, 2018, at 3 a.m. Pacific Time; Updated on December 4, 2019, at 9:40 a.m. Pacific Time)
