Trooping the Colour: King Charles becomes first monarch in 30 years to take part on horseback
Charles will take the royal salute as Colonel in Chief of the Household Division's seven regiments during the ceremony, staged on Horse Guards Parade.
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Charles will take the royal salute as Colonel in Chief of the Household Division's seven regiments during the ceremony, staged on Horse Guards Parade.
King Charles III will become the first monarch in more than 30 years to ride horseback during a Trooping the Colour ceremony.
King Charles III will become the first monarch in more than 30 years to ride horseback during a Trooping the Colour ceremony.
He joined 1500 soldiers, 300 horses and hundreds of musicians as they filed through London for the ceremony.
Queen Camilla, 75, travelled in a carriage alongside Kate, Princess of Wales and Prince Louis, five, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince George, nine.