King Charles goes to Royal Windsor Horse Show with Prince Edward – A day after rare joint appearance with Prince William

King Charles seemed to enjoy himself when he and his brother attended the Royal Windsor Horse Show in Berkshire Prince Edward.

De Vorst, 76, made the outing only one day after a rare joint appearance London of Prince William.

Charles and his eldest son set up a united front when they visited Westminster Abbey to order the bathing service on Friday morning.

William, 42, arrived in Westminster Abbey dressed in full Regalia around 11 am – including a red cloak and various golden embellishments – for the event that is held every four years.

In the meantime, the king produced a similar extensive red robe with gold decorations and a full train on top of his military uniform.

Charles looked more casual today during his appearance on the horse show, with beige blacks, a brown tweed blower and striped tie.

With a long -running stick, navigating through the grassy fields, the king finished his ensemble with brown suede shoes and a turtle sunglasses.

Photographed in addition to his older brother, the Duke of Edinburgh, 61, looked brave in Blue Blacks, a green tweed blower and a green tie.

The Royal Windsor Horse Show is a popular event under Royals – Earlier in the week, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, was seen.

And it was said that it was the favorite event of the deceased Queen Elizabeth II on the royal calendar.

Her connection with the show dates back to its founding: The first Royal Windsor Horse Show took place in May 1943 under the name The Windsor Horse and Dog Show.

King George VI, Queen Elizabeth (the Queen mother) and the then prints, Elizabeth and Margaret were all present.

King Charles seemed relaxed on Saturday, after his controversial performance with Prince William on Friday.

The Royal Duo stepped together just a few weeks after Prince Harry opened his tense relationship with both his father and brother.

Speak with the BBC After he has an appeal to his security schemes while he visits the UK, the Duke of Sussex claimed that Charles ‘does not speak to me’ and referred to the health of the king by saying: ‘I do not know how long my father has left’.

De Hertog, 40, went to court in the hope of changing the decision to give him the security after Megxit – however, after his profession was thrown away.

In the extraordinary interview, the Royal Royal claimed in California claimed that his father could have ‘solved’ the dispute about his security schemes if he wanted to – after Harry claimed to have discovered “shocking truths” about the involvement of the royals in the decision.

It was the first time that Prince William had attended the service, who had been appointed by the king in the old order last year after his accession.

In the meantime, Charles participated for the first time as a sovereign of the order, which is awarded to members of the military or civil service for exemplary work and this year is celebrating its 300th birthday.

With the wavy satin robes of the order, father and son arrived on Friday, shortly after 11 a.m. at the large western door of the abbey, shortly after 11 am to be greeted by the dean of Westminster, the honorable Dr. David Hoyle.

Inside, Charles William greeted warmly, with an affectionate pat on the back, before they enjoyed a short, jovial conversation with the dean in the chapel of Saint George.

They then walked through the church with officers, knights and the lady Grand Cross of the order before they took place in the Kweil.

The king was accompanied by his young Page Guy Tryon, ten, the son of his godson, Lord Charles Tryon and the grandson of the late Lady Dale Tryon, an Australian social site who was a good friend of the king.

The service was performed by the dean, who read the lesson of St Paul ‘Letterperk to the Philippians Chapter 4, verses 4 – 8 and gave the address.

While it took place, the King and Prince William went to the Henry VII Lady Chapel for the installation ceremony, which took place under the banners of living knights hung above the stalls and was passed on to the congregation on television screens.

Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier en admiraal Sir Philip Jones legden de eed af als Knights Grand Cross van de Orde en werden geïnstalleerd, terwijl generaal Sir Mark Carleton -Smith en Lord Young van Old Windsor – Elizabeth II’s voormalige privé -secretaris – en Sir Tom Scholar, de Oath aannamen maar niet worden geïnstalleerd tot de ruimtes to arise. There is always a limited number of members.

In the chapel, the bath king bowed for those who were installed before they went to their stalls.

The king then presented the Book of Statutes to his son for the prince and the dean read the oath at the same time.

Each knight then took the oath before he bends for the grandmaster.

After both the king and the prince had made an offer of gold and silver on the altar, knights who had taken the oath turned to the altar, behind Prince William, who pulled his sword.

The knights followed and kept their swords forward before the prince’s sword was briefly put on the altar.

William then tore it again before the group went back to the quire to Elgar’s Nimrod.