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Prince Charles (Red shirt wearing number 3) was locked in a fierce battle with Princess
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Prince Charles (Red shirt wearing number 3) was locked in a fierce battle with Princess
Prince Charles (Red shirt wearing number 3) was locked in a fierce battle with Princess Dianas friend Major James Hewitt today (white shirt wearing number 2), on the polo field.
At one stage, as Major Hewitt challenged the prince, the commentator exclaimed " Oh, I say ! That riding off was a bit rough"
Despite determined riding by Charles, the Gulf heros team won 4-1 at Windsor.
The polo prizes were presented by another royal, Princess Beatrice, the two year old daughter of The Duchess of York and Prince Andrew.
Picture taken 16th July 1991
Kent Gavin
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Windsor
Berkshire
England
R91-4484
Media ID 21779888
© Mirrorpix
Horse Horses James Hewitt Major James Hewitt Mallet Polo Prince Charles Windsore 1991
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In this print from Memory Lane Prints, we witness a thrilling polo match between Prince Charles and Princess Diana's friend, Major James Hewitt. Dressed in a vibrant red shirt and donning the number 3, Prince Charles is locked in a fierce battle with Major Hewitt, who can be seen wearing a white shirt with the number 2. The intensity of their competition is palpable as they maneuver their horses skillfully across the polo field at Windsor. As Major Hewitt challenges the prince during one particular moment captured in this image, the commentator exclaims, "Oh, I say! That riding off was a bit rough". It is evident that both players are giving it their all to secure victory for their respective teams. However, despite Prince Charles' determined riding throughout the game, it was ultimately Gulf Heroes who emerged triumphant with a score of 4-1. Adding an extra touch of royalty to this eventful day on the polo field is Princess Beatrice herself – just two years old at that time – who presented the coveted prizes to the victorious players. Daughter of The Duchess of York and Prince Andrew, Princess Beatrice brings an adorable charm to this already captivating scene. This snapshot taken on July 16th, 1991 encapsulates not only an exciting sporting event but also highlights moments shared by prominent figures within England's royal family during that era.
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