Zara Tindall shared a rare emotional statement this week expressing her love for her career. Princess AnneThe daughter of, known for being a professional horsewoman, went to the races in Hereford on Monday to support her horse named “A Little Something”.
According to GB NewsZara gave birth to the mare of the Dartmouth stallion, who won Royal Ascot when he raced for Zara’s late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, who shared the same passion and love for horse racing. horses.
Before Monday’s race, Zara – niece of King Charles – spoke to Sky Sports Racing and confirmed the horse would be the last racehorse she breeds.
In a brief interview, she said: “She’s a nice mare. She’s nice, isn’t she? She jumps well. She just needs to be a little braver.
“I like to educate them. I like that. They have to jump well and still want to gallop fast.”
The 43-year-old also confirmed that she doesn’t spend as much time with her racehorses as she used to.
She told Sky Sports: “I can’t do it enough, so it’s good to make it work. That’s why we do it, isn’t it?” According to GB News, Zara was crowned world eventing champion in 2006 as well as BBC Sports Personality of the Year.
In 2007, Zara – Princess Anne’s only daughter – obtained an MBE and became a member of the British team that won eventing silver at the 2012 London Olympics.