The Queen Misses the First Two Days at Royal Ascot as Prince Charles deputises
The first day, many regard, as the best day of racing – at least the purists do. The big question this year was how many days, if any at all, will The Queen attend the 2022 Royal Ascot Meeting, back with all the carriage driving down the straight mile and razzmatazz which the whole meeting generates. Up to now, apart from the pandemic, Her Majesty has never missed a single day of the Royal meeting since Her coronation in 1953. However, Prince Charles was in the first coach with the Duchess of Cornwall with other members of the Royal family in the three carriages behind. This article reports on the first two days of The Royal meeting.
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The editor Bernard Simpson has been involved with horses and the industry for over 40 years. Together with his wife, he bred many flat racehorses including some which were Royal Ascot winners. He is also experienced in equine media using video, photography and journalism. Bernard currently lives in Wiltshire. He and guest authors now present this blog and hope you like our articles. If you have any equine ideas you wish to discuss or promote, we are always interested to learn about them. Please email us with your thoughts if you wish, using our contract page. Many thanks.