They Don't Look a Rented Horse in the Mouth: Hungary Mistakenly Demanded the Return of Two Horses Presented to King Charles III of Great Britain
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They don't look a rented horse in the mouth: Hungary mistakenly demanded the return of two horses presented to King Charles III of Great Britain
They don't look a rented horse in the mouth: Hungary mistakenly demanded the return of two horses presented to King Charles III of Great Britain.According to The Telegraph, we are talking about the Lipitian horses Nelson and Iveco, which...
In 2024, the British King Charles received two Lipizzaners, Nelson and Ivek, from Hungary as a coronation gift. The horses were handed over to the Royal Stables by then Minister of Defense Christof Salaj-Bobrovnicki. However, in July, the Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture sent a "strongly worded" letter to Buckingham Palace demanding that the horses be returned to the state stud in Silvasvarad, London's "Telegraph" reported. The Ministry admitte…
The Hungarian authorities demanded that King Charles III of the United Kingdom return the two Lipician horses handed over to him in 2024. Later in Budapest, they explained the letter as an administrative error and confirmed that the animals would remain in the United Kingdom, reports The Telegraph.
Hungary sent a letter to the United Kingdom asking for the return of two Libyan stallions from the royal family, and in the background of the scandal in Budapest, it was explained that the contract had been terminated and that no one was going to return the animals.
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