
It's only natural that shifts will occur when there's a new monarch, and just as King Charles did when he took the throne, Prince William is set to make some changes when he becomes King one day. In addition to switching up his coronation ceremony and focusing on making actionable changes with fewer patronages, it's been reported that he's considering handing over one royal tradition to his cousin Zara Tindall.
The King took the reins—quite literally—of his mother's horse royal racing dynasty when she died, but unlike Queen Elizabeth and King Charles, Prince William isn't one for equestrian pursuits. Rumors have swirled that the Prince of Wales is considering putting Tindall—a lifelong equestrian and Olympic rider—in charge when he becomes King.