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Queen Elizabeth II riding side-saddle on a new mount - a grey police horse named Doctor - leaves Buckingham Palace with the Duke of Edinburgh for the Trooping the Colour ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade. Stock Photo

RMG51YN0–Queen Elizabeth II riding side-saddle on a new mount - a grey police horse named Doctor - leaves Buckingham Palace with the Duke of Edinburgh for the Trooping the Colour ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade.

Queen Elizabeth II represents the King for the ceremony of Trooping the Colour of the Third Battalion Grenadier Guards on Horse Guard Parade London She is seen in a new scarlet uniform in Guards Officer Style with a plumed hat Her sash is of the Order of the Garter. Her horse is called Winston The Princess rode side saddle 7 June 1951 Stock Photo

RM2GC3BKD–Queen Elizabeth II represents the King for the ceremony of Trooping the Colour of the Third Battalion Grenadier Guards on Horse Guard Parade London She is seen in a new scarlet uniform in Guards Officer Style with a plumed hat Her sash is of the Order of the Garter. Her horse is called Winston The Princess rode side saddle 7 June 1951

Queen Elizabeth II rides side saddle on black mare Burmese as she returns to Buckingham Palace after taking the salute at the Trooping of the Colour ceremony. Stock Photo

RMG7BD18–Queen Elizabeth II rides side saddle on black mare Burmese as she returns to Buckingham Palace after taking the salute at the Trooping of the Colour ceremony.

Soldiers Of The Queen March Past Their Sovereign- The impressive scenes as the Scarlet-clad ranks march past the Queen on the Horse guards parade to-day. The Queen, riding side saddle on police horse Winston, attended the first Trooping the Colour of her reign on horse Guards parade, London, to-day (Thursday). The ceremony celebration her official birthday. The Queen, wearing tunic of colonel-in-chief of the Scots Guards, and on her tricorne hat the silver cap badge of the Scots Guards presented to her yesterday. June 5, 1952. (Photo by Reuterphoto). Stock Photo

RM2HX4XM0–Soldiers Of The Queen March Past Their Sovereign- The impressive scenes as the Scarlet-clad ranks march past the Queen on the Horse guards parade to-day. The Queen, riding side saddle on police horse Winston, attended the first Trooping the Colour of her reign on horse Guards parade, London, to-day (Thursday). The ceremony celebration her official birthday. The Queen, wearing tunic of colonel-in-chief of the Scots Guards, and on her tricorne hat the silver cap badge of the Scots Guards presented to her yesterday. June 5, 1952. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

One of the hazards of being a reigning monarch, especially when it's your Birthday Parade, is the unpredictable English weather. After the ceremony of the Trooping of the Colour, Queen Elizabeth II, holding the reins and riding side saddle up on Burmese, canters back to Buckingham Palace, London, in the rain. She will appear on the balcony for the fly-past by the RAF. Stock Photo

RMGA4NA1–One of the hazards of being a reigning monarch, especially when it's your Birthday Parade, is the unpredictable English weather. After the ceremony of the Trooping of the Colour, Queen Elizabeth II, holding the reins and riding side saddle up on Burmese, canters back to Buckingham Palace, London, in the rain. She will appear on the balcony for the fly-past by the RAF.

Queen And Duke After Trooping Ceremony - Queen Elizabeth, wearing the uniform as Colonel-in-chief, Goldstream guards and riding side-saddle, is accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh (right), as she arrives back at Buckingham palace following the Trooping the Colour ceremony on horse guards parade. The Duke who is 33 today, wears the uniform of Colonel of the Welsh guards. June 10, 1954. (Photo by United Press Photo). Stock Photo

RM2HX4XEG–Queen And Duke After Trooping Ceremony - Queen Elizabeth, wearing the uniform as Colonel-in-chief, Goldstream guards and riding side-saddle, is accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh (right), as she arrives back at Buckingham palace following the Trooping the Colour ceremony on horse guards parade. The Duke who is 33 today, wears the uniform of Colonel of the Welsh guards. June 10, 1954. (Photo by United Press Photo).

Queen Elizabeth II, in the uniform of Colonel-in-Chief Coldstream Guards, rides side-saddle on the black mare Burmese as she leaves Buckingham Palace to take the salute at the Trooping the Colour ceremony on Horse Guards Parade. Accompanying her are (l-r) Prince Charles, Prince Philip and the Duke of Kent. *Scan from print. Hi-res version available on request* Stock Photo

RMG7CWFN–Queen Elizabeth II, in the uniform of Colonel-in-Chief Coldstream Guards, rides side-saddle on the black mare Burmese as she leaves Buckingham Palace to take the salute at the Trooping the Colour ceremony on Horse Guards Parade. Accompanying her are (l-r) Prince Charles, Prince Philip and the Duke of Kent. *Scan from print. Hi-res version available on request*

Queen rides to horse guards parade -- Queen Elizabeth II, riding 'Winston,' approaches horse guards parade, London this morning, June 5, to take the salute at the trooping of the colour held in honour of her majesty's 26tth official Birthday. The Queen, riding side saddle, wears the Tunic of colonel in chief of the Scots Guards. On her majesty's Tricorn hat is the silver badge of the Scots Guards which was presented to the Queen yesterday. May 06, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). Stock Photo

RM2HX4X7R–Queen rides to horse guards parade -- Queen Elizabeth II, riding 'Winston,' approaches horse guards parade, London this morning, June 5, to take the salute at the trooping of the colour held in honour of her majesty's 26tth official Birthday. The Queen, riding side saddle, wears the Tunic of colonel in chief of the Scots Guards. On her majesty's Tricorn hat is the silver badge of the Scots Guards which was presented to the Queen yesterday. May 06, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Her royal highness Princess Elizabeth rides side-saddle behind her the father, The King, at her first Trooping of the Colour since she was made Colonel of the Grenadier Guards. Stock Photo

RMG7WTRP–Her royal highness Princess Elizabeth rides side-saddle behind her the father, The King, at her first Trooping of the Colour since she was made Colonel of the Grenadier Guards.

Queen taking the salute at the Trooping the Colour ceremony on horse Guards parade. The Queen rode from Buchingham palace today to take the salute at the trooping the Colour ceremony on Horse Guards parade. Record crowds lined the route to watch the Queen go by, and from the early hours of this morning people had waited on Horse Guard's parade to see the ceremony. The Queen rode side-saddle on the police horse Winston and wore her specially designed Guard's uniform - a scarlet tunic, dark blue riding skirt, and a tricorne hat with the gold badge and white plume of the Grenadiers. Behind the Qu Stock Photo

RM2HX4XFC–Queen taking the salute at the Trooping the Colour ceremony on horse Guards parade. The Queen rode from Buchingham palace today to take the salute at the trooping the Colour ceremony on Horse Guards parade. Record crowds lined the route to watch the Queen go by, and from the early hours of this morning people had waited on Horse Guard's parade to see the ceremony. The Queen rode side-saddle on the police horse Winston and wore her specially designed Guard's uniform - a scarlet tunic, dark blue riding skirt, and a tricorne hat with the gold badge and white plume of the Grenadiers. Behind the Qu

Queen Elizabeth II on Burmese and the Duke of Edinburgh on Bachelor Gay at Buckingham Palace after the Trooping the Colour. Stock Photo

RMG54TK9–Queen Elizabeth II on Burmese and the Duke of Edinburgh on Bachelor Gay at Buckingham Palace after the Trooping the Colour.

Duke And Queen's 'Stand-in' at Trooping Rehearsal -- The Duke of Gloucester and Mrs. Doreen Archer-Houblon (on Winston) on their way to the saluting base after making the inspection at to-day's rehearsal. The Duke of Gloucester took the salute at a full dress rehearsal of the trooping the colour on the horse guard parade, London, to-day (Friday). Deputing for the Queen on police horse Winston was Mrs. Doreen Archer-Houblon. She is the wife of major Richard Archer-Houblon, Royal horse Artillery, and a leading authority on side-saddle riding. June 4, 1954. (Photo by Reuterphoto). Stock Photo

RM2JAYHBK–Duke And Queen's 'Stand-in' at Trooping Rehearsal -- The Duke of Gloucester and Mrs. Doreen Archer-Houblon (on Winston) on their way to the saluting base after making the inspection at to-day's rehearsal. The Duke of Gloucester took the salute at a full dress rehearsal of the trooping the colour on the horse guard parade, London, to-day (Friday). Deputing for the Queen on police horse Winston was Mrs. Doreen Archer-Houblon. She is the wife of major Richard Archer-Houblon, Royal horse Artillery, and a leading authority on side-saddle riding. June 4, 1954. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Queen Elizabeth II, riding her police horse 'Imperial', on her way down The Mall to the Horse Guards Parade and the Trooping the Colour Ceremony. Stock Photo

RMG4Y7GJ–Queen Elizabeth II, riding her police horse 'Imperial', on her way down The Mall to the Horse Guards Parade and the Trooping the Colour Ceremony.

Trooping The Colour Ceremony - H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth made a striking figure a she rode side-saddle in her new uniform. The annual ceremony of Trooping the Colour was held today, the official birthday of the King. The ceremony took place at the Horse Guards parade, Whitehall, London. The King was accompanied by Princess Elizabeth who rode side-saddle on her mount. June 12, 1947. (Photo by Fox Photos). Stock Photo

RM2HX4XN0–Trooping The Colour Ceremony - H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth made a striking figure a she rode side-saddle in her new uniform. The annual ceremony of Trooping the Colour was held today, the official birthday of the King. The ceremony took place at the Horse Guards parade, Whitehall, London. The King was accompanied by Princess Elizabeth who rode side-saddle on her mount. June 12, 1947. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Queen Elizabeth II, riding police horse Imp along The Mall after the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The parade is held in honour of the Queen's official birthday. Stock Photo

RMG4R7PR–Queen Elizabeth II, riding police horse Imp along The Mall after the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The parade is held in honour of the Queen's official birthday.

Trooping The Colour - A close-up of Princess Elizabeth arriving back at the Palace after the ceremony this morning. She was wearing a dark blue habit with Grenadier jacket and dark blue cap with the Guards emblem, and was riding side-saddle for the first at a public-ceremony. Today, in celebration of the King's birthday, the ceremony of Trooping the Colour took place on the horse guards palace. The parade, which dates from the 18th century, has not been held since before the war,when, with the guards resplendent in full dress uniform, it was one of London's most colourful ceremonies. June 12, Stock Photo

RM2HX4XK6–Trooping The Colour - A close-up of Princess Elizabeth arriving back at the Palace after the ceremony this morning. She was wearing a dark blue habit with Grenadier jacket and dark blue cap with the Guards emblem, and was riding side-saddle for the first at a public-ceremony. Today, in celebration of the King's birthday, the ceremony of Trooping the Colour took place on the horse guards palace. The parade, which dates from the 18th century, has not been held since before the war,when, with the guards resplendent in full dress uniform, it was one of London's most colourful ceremonies. June 12,

Queen Elizabeth II, riding police horse Imp, turns to smile to the Duke of Edinburgh during the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The parade is held in honour of the Queen's official birthday. Stock Photo

RMG4R7PJ–Queen Elizabeth II, riding police horse Imp, turns to smile to the Duke of Edinburgh during the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The parade is held in honour of the Queen's official birthday.

The march past at Buckingham Palace, with Queen Elizabeth II, riding police horse Imp, taking the salute at the gate, after the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The parade is held in honour of the Queen's official birthday. Stock Photo

RMG4R7PK–The march past at Buckingham Palace, with Queen Elizabeth II, riding police horse Imp, taking the salute at the gate, after the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The parade is held in honour of the Queen's official birthday.

The Queen, tense and shaken after a man fired several blanks from a replica pistol as the she passed in The Mall, rides into Horseguards Parade for the Trooping the Colour Ceremony. The man was later named as Marcus Simon Sarjeant, of Folkestone, Kent. Stock Photo

RMG4KFKK–The Queen, tense and shaken after a man fired several blanks from a replica pistol as the she passed in The Mall, rides into Horseguards Parade for the Trooping the Colour Ceremony. The man was later named as Marcus Simon Sarjeant, of Folkestone, Kent.

Queen Elizabeth II, riding her horse Winston, takes the salute at the gates of Buckingham Palace as Foot Guards of the Household Brigade march past. Behind is the Duke of Edinburgh, in Field Marshall uniform. Stock Photo

RMG4NGA0–Queen Elizabeth II, riding her horse Winston, takes the salute at the gates of Buckingham Palace as Foot Guards of the Household Brigade march past. Behind is the Duke of Edinburgh, in Field Marshall uniform.

Queen Elizabeth II, riding her horse Winston, taking the salute at Horse Guards Parade. On the left is the Duke of Edinburgh, in Field Marshall uniform, and extreme left is the Duke of Gloucester in the uniform of the Colonel-in-Chief of the Scots Guards. Stock Photo

RMG4NGA1–Queen Elizabeth II, riding her horse Winston, taking the salute at Horse Guards Parade. On the left is the Duke of Edinburgh, in Field Marshall uniform, and extreme left is the Duke of Gloucester in the uniform of the Colonel-in-Chief of the Scots Guards.

Queen Elizabeth II, riding her horse Winston, leading the royal procession from Buckingham Palace. On the left is the Duke of Edinburgh, in Field Marshall uniform, and on the right is the Duke of Gloucester in the uniform of the Colonel-in-Chief of the Scots Guards. Stock Photo

RMG4NG9W–Queen Elizabeth II, riding her horse Winston, leading the royal procession from Buckingham Palace. On the left is the Duke of Edinburgh, in Field Marshall uniform, and on the right is the Duke of Gloucester in the uniform of the Colonel-in-Chief of the Scots Guards.