Princess Anne has been an equestrian for decades and represented England at the Olympics.
Princess Anne, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and sister of King Charles III, was admitted to hospital this Sunday (23) after suffering an accident while riding a horse. The information was confirmed by Buckingham Palace.
Various British tabloids report that Anne has suffered a head injury or brain injury. The incident occurred at Gatcombe Park Palace, the princess’s private country residence.. The official statement from the monarchy, however, guarantees that only “minor injuries” occurred and that the woman is hospitalized only for observation.
It is worth mentioning that Annie’s accident occurs at a time when the health of members of the royal family has caused concern in the subjects. Kate Middleton and King Charles III have been undergoing cancer treatment since the beginning of the year.
PRINCESS ANNE HAS SUFFERED COUNTLESS HORSE ACCIDENTS THROUGHOUT HER LIFE
A former Olympic athlete, this isn’t the first time Anne has injured herself while riding a horse. In recent decades there have been at least seven accidents suffered by the Princess. One of the most serious occurred in 1976, during a competition in Dorset, a county located in the south-west of England.
Anna’s horse fell on top of her, leaving the princess unconscious. She broke a vertebra and suffered a concussion, as well as numerous bruises. Another shocking event occurred in 1982, when she was submerged in a lake after falling from a horse. The most recent public incident was in 2008. That year, she was kicked by a horse in her house and…
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