Britain’s Prince William stepped out with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip yesterday (31.03.14).
The young royal joined his grandparents to unveil a statue of two Windsor Grey horses, which was created by artist Robert Rattray, at a ceremony which took place at the Albert & Kings Road junction adjacent to the Long Walk at Windsor Castle in Berkshire, south England.
The statue portrays Daniel and Storm who are stabled at the Royal Mews and as the queen pulled a rope to remove the cloth which covered the piece a 400-strong crowd watched behind barriers before giving a cheer.
The breed of horse is significant to the Royal Family since it has been drawing the monarch’s carriages at State occasions since Queen Victoria’s reign.
The queen opted for a white ensemble which she paired with a matching hat and black gloves, while the Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Edinburgh both wore suits, navy and tweed respectively.
Meanwhile, William is also preparing for his tour of New Zealand and Australia which will kick off later this month, where he will be joined by Duchess Catherine – known as Kate Middleton before they got married – and eight-month-old George.
Prince William joins Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip in Berkshire
