The Duchess of Edinburgh opted for a cool new look at the Cornbury House International Horse Trials on Friday.
Sophie, 59, donned a tweed blazer which she paired with black leather-look trousers for the annual event in Oxfordshire.
The mother-of-two beamed as she enjoyed day two of the five-day international event which was re-established by founder David Howden back in 2020, following an absence for a number of years.
Prince Edward’s wife completed her ensemble with a baby pink blouse and chunky beige boots.
She appeared relaxed and opted for neutral makeup, styling her blonde locks in a straight centre parting.
The Duchess of Edinburgh looked stylish at the Cornbury House International Horse Trials on Friday
Cornbury House Horse Trials see’s some of the the finest young horses and riders in the country competing in dressage, cross country and show jumping.
It comes after Sophie looked in high spirits as she watched a Paralympics Equestrian event in Versailles on Sunday.
Sophie smiled for the cameras as she sat in the stands alongside her husband, Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh.
The pair travelled to France to watch the athletes compete and were intently watching the competition to cheer on Team GB.
The mother-of-two donned a chic floaty black quarter-sleeved dress embroidered with daisy print.
She accessorised her look with a simple pair of gold hoop earrings and a pair of oversized sunglasses.
Sophie wore her blonde tresses down in a sleek, straight blow-dry, pinning some of her hair back from her face so she had a clear view of the action.
The Duke and Duchess were snapped discussing the competition and Sophie was snapped applauding the Paralympians.
Edward was dressed casually and sported a blue gingham print shirt along with a black blazer, a red handkerchief and navy suit trousers.
He jazzed up his look with a navy Paralympics cap and a pair of sunglasses, as the weather is a sunny 22 degrees in Versailles.
Sophie, 59, donned a tweed blazer which she paired with navy wide leg trousers for the annual event in Oxfordshire
The mother-of-two beamed as she enjoyed day two of the five-day international event which was re-established by founder David Howden back in 2020, following an absence for a number of years
Prince Edward ‘s wife completed her ensemble with a baby pink blouse and chunky beige boots
Britain’s Grade V team is in tenth place behind the USA and Italy. Norway, the Netherlands and Germany are in first, second and third place.
Many members of the Royal Family enjoy watching Equestrian and some have even won Olympic gold medals in the sport themselves.
The Princess Royal’s daughter, Zara Tindall, 43, is a serious international equestrian competitor.
She garnered a gold medal at the European Eventing Championships in 2005 in addition to attaining a silver medal at the World Equestrian Games in 2006.
Zara previously won a silver medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics as part of the Great Britain Eventing Team.
Anne herself competed at the 1976 Olympics during the three-day equestrian event, but she did not get a medal.
She had, however, won an individual gold medal at the 1971 Burghley Three-Day Event and won individual and team silver medals in 1975 at Luhmuhlen.
Sophie and Edward were snapped watching another Paralympics event in Paris on Wednesday – as the Duke struggled to see the game behind a tall spectator.
Sophie, 59, smiled for the cameras as she sat in the stands alongside her husband, Prince Edward
The pair got into the Team GB spirit cheer on wheelchair fencer Oliver Lam Watson.
Sophie enthusiastically cheered on the British athlete while enjoying the event with her seat neighbours – however Prince Edward, 60, struggled to see past a tall spectator who was sitting in front of him.
The 59-year-old Duchess was seen in the stands chatting and cheering with British Ambassador to France, Mena Rawlings and Chief Executive of Paralympics GB, David Clarke.
However, in several photos of the royal couple, Edward appeared to be craning his neck around the gentleman in front of him in an attempt to see what was happening.
At one point, the Duke even whipped out a pair of binoculars to get a better view of what was going on in the stadium.
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