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Marie Claire
Marie Claire
Lifestyle
Amy Mackelden

Why Queen Elizabeth's Most Precious Fell Pony Is Being "Immortalized" After One Onlooker "Broke Down in Tears" at the Monarch's Funeral

Queen Elizabeth II, accompanied by her Stud Groom Terry Pendry, seen horse riding in the grounds of Windsor Castle on October 18, 2008 .

Queen Elizabeth was known for her lifelong love of horseback riding and horse racing. During her life, she reportedly treasured one fell pony in particular named Emma. Now, the 30-year-old pony is being "immortalized" in an unexpected way.

Marc Stevenson, who makes traditional Victorian-style rocking horses in his woodworking business, Stevenson Brothers, told the Telegraph that his company has created a replica of Queen Elizabeth's beloved fell pony, Emma. Now 30 years old, Emma was reportedly the late Queen's favorite pony, and was present at the monarch's funeral in September 2022.

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