#Windsor Horse Show

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Scarf Sunday 14 May 1994

For my last scarf Sunday, I chose what I consider one of the most poignant of scarves.

Her Majesty The Queen In Windsor Great Park and for the Windsor Horse Show. She is wearing the Hermés The Royal Mews Buckingham Palace Scarf By Jean De Fougerolle and issued in 1994. This scarf has never been re-issued since. During his visit to London in 1990 Jean Louis Dumas, Hermes chairman and artistic director, toured the Royal Mews.  He was fascinated with not just the stables themselves, but by the exquisit

Windsor coaches he encountered there.  Dumas enlisted his longtime friend and artist Jean de Fougerolle, who after visiting the Mews himself, created this beautiful scarf.

The scarf features the entrance to The Mews is at the center of the scarf flanked by the Queen’s Equerry and the Master of Horses, who are facing each other.  The five royal coaches, The Gold State Coach, Queen Alexandra’s State Coach, the Irish State Coach, the Barouche and the 1902 State Landau Royal Mews carriage form a wide circle around the center.

The design was presented to H.M. the Queen Elizabeth II at the 1993 Royal Windsor Horse Show and was exclusively available in Britain for the remainder of that year before its worldwide release. She owned this in more than one color as the Ivory version was laid across Emma, the Queen’s favourite pony in a poignant moment at the Queen’s funeral

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Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor takes part in the carriage driving event on day 5 of the Royal Windsor Horse Show at Windsor Castle in Windsor, England -May 5th 2023.

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I LOVE Lady Louise's outfit here. The equestrienne realness of it all

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Court Circular | 2nd May 2024

St James’s Palace

The Princess Royal, accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, this morning named a Great Western Railway Intercity Express Train HRH The Princess Royal at Paddington Railway Station, Praed Street, London W2, and was received by Mr Stuart Shilson (Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London).

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Princess Anne, along with the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, stopped by the Garden Furniture Centre trade stand yesterday at the Windsor Horse Show explored the exquisite range of garden furniture pieces fit for royalty!

📸©️The Garden Furniture Centre Ltd

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Wednesday, 3 May 2023

credits: Royal Windsor Horse Show's Instagram

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First year ever having to miss Windsor horse show and I am sad

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Lady Louise Windsor laughs as she takes part in the carriage driving event on day 5 of the Royal Windsor Horse Show at Windsor Castle on May 05, 2024. Photos by Chris Jackson

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Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor takes part in the carriage driving event on day 5 of the Royal Windsor Horse Show at Windsor Castle in Windsor, England -May 5th 2023.

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I missed him so much. Good luck to all the ponies today

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Sunday, 15 May 2022

Liam's at the Private Grounds of Windsor Castle as he attends the Royal Windsor Horse Show, where his Horse Titanium Z participates with Joe Stockdale

credits: Joe Stockdale's Instagram

credits: Liam's Instagram Stories

credits: Royal Windsor Horse Show's Instagram

credits: Joe Stockdale's TikTok

A lot of people took a photo of Liam, while being at the event

credits: owner of the photos

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The brooch is set with a large pearl accented by a floral spray set with diamonds.

The first photo I could find of the brooch being worn was in 1974 and over the next decade or so it would occasionally appear, often for more informal events such as presented polo prizes and attending the Royal Windsor Horse Show. Its provenance is currently unknown and it was not often worn later in Her Majesty’s reign.

It has presumably been inherited by King Charles.

~ British Royal Jewels IG

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https://www.tumblr.com/thomascromwelll/768764862470012928/he-thinks-if-jane-had-married-me-she-would-be

Can you please explain the context of that gifs? How could cromwell save jane if she died pf natural causes?

Hello! of course!

This scene differs somewhat from the book version (and I believe that the relationship between Cromwell and Jane is portrayed as more intense in the series than in the book).

In both the book (bring up the bodies) and the series, a narrative is constructed suggesting that Cromwell intended to marry Jane. This intention is communicated by the Seymour family and Gregory as well.

'Yes, but why were you talking to her brother this last hour? First it was chess then it was talk, talk, talk. They say you liked Jane yourself.’ ‘When?’ ‘Last year. You liked her last year.’ ‘If I did I’ve forgot.’

‘George Boleyn’s wife told me. Lady Rochford. She said, you may get a young stepmother from Wolf Hall, what will you think of that? So if you like Jane yourself,’ Gregory frowns, ‘she had better not be married to me.’

If he had any feeling for her [Jane], he cannot find traces of it now. [...] He is not the same man he was last year, and he doesn’t acknowledge that man’s feelings; he is starting afresh, always new thoughts, new feelings.

He sees Rafe thinking, so my master is going to ask for Jane Seymour after all. For himself or for Gregory?

‘Yes. Unless I am to be married at last. Am I to be married to you?’‘I must forgo that prospect. I am too old for you, Jane. I could be your father.’

Although my interpretation of the book led me to believe there was little romantic feeling, I think Cromwell never really intended to marry Jane, and I believe his behavior toward her was a little poor. — I can't find the quote where he said he would never marry a woman who shared a bed with the king. They were trying to keep Jane a virgin so she could hold Henry's interest.

Returning to the series, he shows some interest in Jane throughout the first season. He observes her but never takes any further steps to approach her for marriage. Just when it seems he has the courage to do so, he notices that the king is also interested in Jane.

In this instance, Jane seems to lean towards him as well. She wishes to escape Anne's service and her family's messy and abusive environment. (I think it's clearer in the book.)

Although in the book he articulates the match between Jane and Henry, the series portrays him as surprised by the development of their relationship.

When Jane marries Henry in the new season, Thomas still seems to feel affection for Jane. That's why he's so inclined to make her life easier as queen and, in my view, even protect her from Henry's inconsistency.

Now to the scene. When Jane dies after days of suffering, Thomas feels like he could have protected her from the dangers of being Henry's wife. I believe this statement in the book (TMATL) summarizes his feelings:

He believes the king wants to scramble onto a fast horse: away he spurs, over that same mountaintop, where out of sight a new day dawns, where the past has ceased to repeat itself, caught up in a loop, a stitch, a noose. He left Katherine at Windsor and went hunting and never came back. At Greenwich with Anne he rose from his seat at the tournament, mounted his horse and rode to London, with Henry Norris beside him. He strode away and took the horse’s bridle, he mounted up and he never glanced in his wife’s direction, he never saw her again. He leaves his queens, before they can leave him.

Even though Thomas doesn't vocalize these words in the book, I believe they needed to include it as a quote in the show. The weight of his expression conveys anger and sorrow. He's not only mourning Jane but also feeling frustrated with Henry's nonsense and Henry's views on women in his life.

He thinks, if Jane had married me, she would be alive now; I would have managed it better.