The Princess of Orange Arrives in Germany Ahead of a Star-Studded Royal Evening with Zara Tindall and Two Fellow Princesses
Queen Mary made a surprise appearance as Princess Catharina-Amalia arrived early and fed horses during the traditional show-jumping event, organizers said.
- On Tuesday, Princess Catharina-Amalia arrived at the World Equestrian Championships in Aachen, dressed casually in a Sezane shirt and white jeans. The heir to the Dutch throne was among the first to appear at the competition.
- The Princess of Orange owns a horse named Mojito and sustained significant injuries in a 2025 riding accident requiring surgery. She has since returned to riding for personal enjoyment, resuming her passion for the sport.
- Zara Tindall, who won individual eventing gold at the 2006 World Equestrian Games in Aachen, returned this year to join royals united by their equestrian passion. Two decades on, she remains part of the sport's elite circle.
- Queen Mary of Denmark attended in a brown polka-dot dress by Australian fashion house Zimmermann, while Infanta Sofia of Spain wore a red flower brooch, continuing her tradition at the championships.
- Princess Benedikte of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, a paramount dressage figure for decades, serves as patron of major equestrian organizations. Her presence underscores the deep royal connection to equestrianism that draws these families to Aachen.
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At the start of the World Riding Championships in Aachen, several members from the royal environment showed up. One of them was noticed during the dress selection.At the start of the FEI World Championships in Aachen, several members of European royal houses appeared at the opening gala on Tuesday.Amalia of the Netherlands (22), Zara Tindall (45), Princess Benedicte of Denmark (82) and Infantine Elena of Spain (62) were announced. Queen Mary of …
Zara Tindall, Queen Mary, and More European Royals Gather in Germany for Prestigious Equestrian Competition
Zara Tindall, Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands, Infanta Elena of Spain, and Denmark’s Princess Benedikte attended the opening ceremony of the FEI World Equestrian Championships in Aachen.
A meeting of the most sophisticated and that has left many anecdotes
The scar Princess Amalia was left with after breaking her upper arm is visible for the first time on Tuesday. She broke her arm last year when she fell from her horse and had to undergo surgery. She is attending the World Equestrian Championships in Aachen on Tuesday.
The Princess of Orange arrives in Germany ahead of a star-studded royal evening with Zara Tindall and two fellow princesses
Catharina-Amalia, the future queen of the Netherlands, will hold court at the World Equestrian Championships with Zara Tindall, Infanta Elena of Spain and Princess Benedikte of Denmark
Princess arrives in Germany ahead of Zara Tindall's anticipated entrance
Princess Amalia of the Netherlands has arrived at the opening of the 2026 FEI World Championships, ahead of Zara Tindall's anticipated entrance.The FEI World Championships are a global equestrian event where world titles are contested in dressage, eventing, driving, para-dressage, show jumping, and vaulting, held at Allianz Park.Mrs Tindall, King Charles's niece, is set to appear at the opening ceremony in Aachen later this evening.The Princess …
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