During her first public visit after facing the concussion and minor injuries in June, Princess Anne revealed something shocking. Per her statement made to the news outlets, she failed to “remember a single thing,” about the accident. According to reports, the injury occurred in June as a result of an incident with a horse’s ‘head or legs.’ Normally, such accidents are most likely to leave a long-standing impact on the victim’s mind. However, Princess Anne’s love of equestrian sports outweighed the consequences of the aforementioned catastrophe.

She chose the three-day RDA National Championship for her first public appearance after weeks away due to injury. Now, at 74 years old, she has stepped into Wembley Arena to showcase her love for the sport.

Princess Anne attends an exceptional equestrian show 

The opportunity to witness the Spanish Riding School of Vienna and its majestic Lipizzaner horses is rare. But on Friday night, the renowned equestrian school performed at the OVO Wembley Arena, captivating the audience. As a lifelong equestrian enthusiast, Princess Anne couldn’t miss the unique chance to attend. She joined scores of fans in the box—and was certainly not disappointed.

In a display of elegance, 26 horses performed stunning routines, accompanied by eight riders who brought the show to life. The atmosphere was enriched by the tune of classical Viennese music, captivating the audience, including the British King’s sister. Princess Anne, deeply mesmerized by the scene, shares a close-knit bond with the renowned equestrian school and its remarkable horses.

Since her early days, Princess Anne has maintained a dedication to the Spanish Riding School. According to the businessupturn.com, she once joined Queen Elizabeth II to pay a visit to the school. On that tour in 1969, she had the chance to ride one of the Lipizzaner horses. Graciously accepting the invitation, Princess Anne’s bond with the Spanish Riding School has only grown stronger, solidifying her status as a devoted fan of equestrian sports. Her passion for the sport was on full display in July when she attended the RDA National Championship, a renowned equestrian event for disabled competitors, just 18 days after her accident at the Gatcombe Park Estate. Now, despite her busy schedule, King Charles’ sister made time to attend the spectacular show in the legendary arena. The hosts felt honored by her presence, recognizing the significance of the moment.

The royal touch in the show stuns everyone in the seat 

On Friday night, Princess Anne made time to meet and greet the riders and horses before the equestrian performance. To match the atmosphere, she wore the ‘Nehru Coat in Venetian Red’ by Shibumi. The boldest coat in her collection featured a striking floral and crane print, making it a truly royal affair. She completed her look with a matching Venetian Red Shawl, ensuring no detail was overlooked in her style statement. The classic color impressed everyone, including host TV presenter Nicki Chapman.

Seeing a member of the British Royal family in a packed stadium is a rare occurrence, making Nicki’s task of acknowledging Princess Anne both challenging and special. Yet, the Princess’s elegant presence and her passion for equestrian sports stood out, prompting the presenter to highlight her on the chilly Friday evening. She marked her delight by commenting, “Hosting the opening night of the prestigious Spanish Riding School tour, with The Princess Royal present, was an absolute honor. It’s been eight years since the Lipizzaner horses and their talented riders last visited the UK, and sharing the magic with both The Princess Royal and the British public made the evening truly unforgettable.” Indeed, the evening was unforgettable for every equestrian sports fan.