
It's not often that Princess Anne makes a joint appearances with her daughter, Zara Tindall, but the mother/daughter duo attended the World Horse Welfare Annual Conference held at the Royal Geographical Society in London on Friday, November 21. Both the Princess Royal and Tindall are lifelong equestrians who have competed in the Olympics—Anne in 1976, and her daughter in 2012—and Tindall spoke about the decline in horse welfare over the years.
"If we're talking about legislation and how we have gone back in time, sort of post Brexit, our travel time for horses and their welfare has definitely gone downhill," Tindall, who serves as a patron for the World Horse Welfare charity, said while speaking on stage in a video on the organization's YouTube channel.