The 96-year-old monarch’s mobility problems and general discomfort have raised doubts about whether she will ever be up to riding in a horse-drawn carriage again. But after a two-year absence during the Covid-19 pandemic, some form of carriage procession involving members of the Royal Family is expected to go ahead at this summer’s race meeting. It is a tradition dating back to George IV in 1825. At 2pm sharp on each of the five race days the arrival of the monarch and the royal party in horse-drawn landaus, parading along the track in front of the racegoers, has normally signalled the start of events. But last year the Queen arrived by car at a Covid-restricted Royal Ascot with much-reduce ...
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