Camilla was pictured in the dark trouser suit at the MARS Badminton Horse Trials.
Her Majesty opted for the smart tailoring with a navy-blue bag for the event, which she attended in her role as patron of the Ebony Horse Club, the MARS Badminton Horse Trials’ chosen charity this year.
The Queen greeted her ex-husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, while attending the event.
She met members of the Ebony Horse Club, of which she is president.
Speaking with broadcaster Clare Balding at the event, she said she ‘was so moved’ when she first discovered the club ‘quite a few years ago’.
Queen Camilla speaks with Clare Balding during a visit to Ebony Horse Club at the MARS Badminton Horse Trials (Image: Eddie Mulholland/PA Wire)
During her visit, Camilla met volunteers from the club’s riding school in Brixton, south London, which provides riding lessons, workshops and youth support for disadvantaged young people and is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.
The Queen spoke with a group of young people from the club, including a teenager who demonstrated a horse simulator.
She was offered the controls herself before entering the event arena to watch four young riders perform a musical ride to London Calling by The Clash.
Camilla presented the quartet and their ponies with rosettes.
The Queen also spoke with six-time winner of the Badminton event Lucinda Green and greeted Mr Parker Bowles during a reception.
The couple married in 1973 and had two children, Tom and Laura, before divorcing in 1995.
Founded in 1996, the Ebony Horse Club is a community stables in Brixton in London.
It aims to use horses to transform the lives of young people from disadvantaged communities within Lambeth, offering training and career opportunities and cultivating within them life skills and the responsibility of caring for an animal.
The charity’s stand at Badminton can be found at 253 Beaufort Way.
Its cross-country fence, the Ebony Horse Club Gates, is the fifth obstacle on the course.
Badminton, which was founded in 1949 and takes place on the Duke of Beaufort’s estate in South Gloucestershire, began on Wednesday, May 6 and runs until Sunday, May 10 in 2026.
It attracts some 170,000 visitors over the five days.
The course is running in an anticlockwise direction this year, with the Quarry as the first combination.
New fences include a different route at the MARS Lake.
The King and Queen plus Sir David Beckham led tributes celebrating Sir David Attenborough’s 100th birthday today.
The milestone came after a week of birthday messages poured in for the beloved environmentalist.
Charles and Camilla shared a carousel of photographs of Sir David on the official royal family Instagram account.
The caption read: “Wishing Sir David Attenborough a very happy 100th birthday.
“Enjoy your special celebration this evening.”