King Charles III attended the Royal Windsor Horse Show at Windsor Castle, where he appeared in good spirits, dressed in a tweed blazer and sunglasses. He was seen smiling and engaging with attendees, including his brother, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Bahrain, Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa.

The Duchess of Edinburgh also participated in the event, interacting with stallholders and enjoying local offerings. This year’s show marked a continuation of King Charles’s public engagements following his cancer treatment, reflecting a positive recovery.

The Royal Windsor Horse Show, established in 1943 to support the Second World War effort, has a rich history with royal participation. Queen Elizabeth II, a devoted supporter of the event, often attended and showcased her own horses, making it a cherished tradition within the royal family.