HRH Princess Elizabeth, later Queen Elizabeth II, at Trooping the Colour, 1951. His Majesty King George VI was unable to attend Trooping the Colour due to ill health, so his place was taken by his daughter, Princess Elizabeth. Princess Elizabeth rode a horse called Winston.

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HRH Princess Elizabeth, later Queen Elizabeth II, at Trooping the Colour, 1951. His Majesty King George VI was unable to attend Trooping the Colour due to ill health, so his place was taken by his daughter, Princess Elizabeth. Princess Elizabeth rode a horse called Winston.

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