A generous good day out! Princess Eugenie and an affectionate King Charles lead the glamorous royals who enjoy the sun at Ascot

The king and his glamorous family members embraced the nice spirit of Royal Ascot Today they greeted each other jovially on the fourth day of the racing festival.

Charles, 76, appeared great when he greeted his niece Princess Eugenie35, and her mother Sarah Ferguson65, with kisses on their hands on the Racecourse of Berkshire.

His Majesty was also accompanied by another of his nieces, Zara TindallThe daughter of Princess Annewho looked happy to see her royal family members.

The 44-year-old British equestrian sport, dressed in an elegant light blue suit worked with a matching blouse and a statement hat with a striking white arch, shared a warm embrace with her cousin Eugenie on her arrival.

Both seemed to follow the Royal Protocol while they were bent in front of the king and the queen, after the prince and his wife arrived at the race -measured by Carriage, who participated in the traditional Royal Procession, which celebrates the 200 -year anniversary.

Eugenie set up a chic display, stunned in a stylish hat with a wide edge and flattering dress with a wavy white skirt and a brown top of square shoulders.

Her radiant mother Sarah, Duchess of York, looked fashionable in a trendy monochrome polka dot klon.

In order not to be surpassed, Camilla, 77, glamor in a white chiffon dress with embroidered flowers by Anna Valentine, combined with a feathered Philip Treace hat.

The King and the Queen hope to double their count of Royal Ascot winners when their horse goes to the grass in a sprint race today.

Charles and Camilla stabbed their racing pops twice this week when their many depicted thoroughbreders were well defeated.

But Purple Rainbow runs over a mile in the appropriate name Sandringham Stakes and could add to the first Royal Ascot winner of the couple in 2023.

Racegoers have currently received a delay of this week’s sizzling conditions, with a blurry cloud over the Berkshire Race course that preserves the warm temperatures under the record heights of Thursday.

Will Aitkenhead, head of business and industrial matters on the circuit, said: ‘Although there are no plans to relieve the dress code at this stage, we are aware of rising temperatures during the day and we will follow the situation.

‘On arrival we will hand out bottle water to guests and have worked hard at night to offer more shady areas. ‘

The king and queen were accompanied by Camilla’s old school friend Lady Cavendish and her husband Lord Cavendish in their coach during the traditional transport procession along the track.

Among the guests traveling in the carriages were the former Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad, the companion of the Queen’s Marchioness of Lansdowne and musical Maestro Lord Lloyd-Webber.

Eugenie’s husband Jack Brooksbank was also seen in the parenting alongside former Defense Minister Ben Wallace when the Royal Procession arrived in the exclusive area.

The Late Queen was a passionate owner and breeder of thoroughbreds and had more than 20 Royal Ascot winners during her 70-year-old government.

Charles and Camilla hired her stable of horses and enjoyed their first Royal Ascot winner in 2023 when their horse desert hero triumphed in the King George v Stakes.

The appearance of His Majesty today comes after Princess of Wales had led concerned concern when she withdrew by visiting the festival on Wednesday, apparently at the last minute.

But royal sources insisted that there was nothing to worry about and that it was just a case of crossed threads.

Aides also emphasized that Catherine continued to follow her return to public life and followed her cancer Diagnosis last year, after which she made it clear that she would resume her duties with a slow and measured approach.

The mini drama came as her husband, Prince WilliamDealed the prize for the Prince of Wales Stakes on the Renbaan in Berkshire.

Executives at Ascot had expected the princess to join him and traveled down in the Koetstoet of Windsor Castle of King Charles And Queen Camilla.

At noon they gave the processional list for the day out, with the prince and princess of Wales in the second carriage after the king and the queen.

But 22 minutes later, guidance was issued that said Catherine would not be present. It is understood that an ‘incorrect version’ of the list ‘was published in error’.

An updated list was distributed and Lord Soames – a good friend of the king – lost his chair to make way for William in the first carriage with Charles and Camilla. They were also accompanied by Saudi’s Prince Saud bin Khalid al-Saud.

Sources emphasized that there was ‘no reason for the alarm’ and Catherine followed Assistants Assistants Guidance: that she would ‘bring her return to public tasks’, after performances at the troops of the color on Saturday and Monday’s Order of the Garter Service.

They added that she was ‘disappointed’ not to be present, but ‘must find the right balance’.

Catherine, 43, was undergoing abdominal surgery last January, after which she was told that cancer was present, so she had to undergo preventive chemotherapy.

At the beginning of this year she revealed that she was in remission and would start a slow and measured return to royal life.

While Catherine was not present at Ascot, Charles and Camilla were there for the second day and they are planning to attend all week.