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King Charles and Queen Camilla Cheer on Horse Bed by the Late Queen Elizabeth - Vimarsana News

King Charles and Queen Camilla Cheer on Horse Bed by the Late Queen Elizabeth

King Charles and Queen Camilla Cheer on Horse Bed by the Late Queen Elizabeth

Rare footage of late Queen running as she let her guard down to celebrate horse win - Vimarsana News

Rare footage of late Queen running as she let her guard down to celebrate horse win

During the late Queen Elizabeth's long reign, she was well-practiced at maintaining a dignified and formal public persona, but every so often royal fans got a glimpse of who she was in private

King Charles hopes to attend Royal Ascot as he eases back into public life - Vimarsana News

King Charles hopes to attend Royal Ascot as he eases back into public life

The event was a personal favourite of the late Queen Elizabeth and her son wants to honour her memory

Charles plans to attend Royal Ascot as he tells aides: 'I want to honour the late Queen's memory' - Vimarsana News

Charles plans to attend Royal Ascot as he tells aides: 'I want to honour the late Queen's memory'

The King, who has been undergoing cancer treatment, is understood to be keen to be back in action - and aides are so pleased at his progress they are planning for him to attend the event.

Clare Balding reveals hoQueen Elizabeth 'loved the naughtiness of horse racing' and the jockeys would leave her in fits of giggles - Vimarsana News

Clare Balding reveals hoQueen Elizabeth 'loved the naughtiness of horse racing' and the jockeys would leave her in fits of giggles

Sports presenter Clare Balding , 52, whose grandfather, father and brother all trained the Queen's horses, said the late monarch, loved the 'naughtiness' of horse racing.