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The Queen is famous for her love of animals—her dedication to her dogs is practically iconic—but horses hold a special place in her heart. A rider from a young age (she is said to have started out on a Shetland pony when she was only four), she's become a fixture at the annual Windsor Horse Show as well as the Royal Ascot races, and has kept up her habit of going out for a horseback jaunt well into her 90s. Recently, though, the monarch has had to curtail her riding due to physical discomfort, an unnamed source told The Sun.
"She was in quite a bit of discomfort," they reported. "She adores riding and it has been part of her ritual for most of her life. She has been extremely disappointed not to go riding since the beginning of September." Though the Queen is said to remain hopeful of returning to the sport, this report is just the latest in a series of indications that Her Majesty has been feeling under the weather.
Earlier this month she "reluctantly" canceled the trip following medical advice to rest and was later revealed to have been briefly hospitalized "for some preliminary investigations." She has since returned to work, but ultimately cancelled plans to attend the United Nations COP26 Climate Change Conference in Glasgow next week and will instead address the assembly through a video message. Still, all indications suggest that the 95 year old monarch intends to continue carrying on with her traditional duties unabated—even if it means taking a break from riding.
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