Overview
- Lady Louise drove a carriage on Sunday in the International Driving Competition and later joined her mother in a British Driving Society parade.
- Event director Nick Brooks-Ward said she is one of the chief organizers running a first concierge service with no special treatment.
- Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, also drove her own carriage in a navy velvet look topped with a wide-brimmed blue hat.
- Police said a King’s Troop rider died after a fall on Friday evening at the show and Buckingham Palace said the King was greatly shocked and saddened.
- Lady Louise, who studies English at the University of St Andrews, is seen as extending the Windsor carriage-driving tradition linked to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.