Kings, Queens, Princesses – the royal procession at Ascot is reserved for some of society's most illustrious names. Tatler says welcome to Ascot as we look through the aristos and equestrians who are

The King and Queen have kicked off this year’s Royal Ascot, arriving in the traditional carriage procession to loud cheers from the crowd.The King, 75, and his wife, 76, both racing fans, swept onto the Berkshire course for the first day of the sporting event.

King Charles, Queen Camilla and the Duke and Duchess of Wellington led the procession in the first carriage. RELATED:Every must-see photo from the Princess of Wales’ first public appearance of the year Gabriella,

Lady Gabriella quietly reappeared in public for the first time since the death of her husband, Thomas Kingston. On June 15, Lady Gabriella was spotted at Trooping the Colour as the British Army marked King Charles ' official birthday with a parade in London.

Guarnieri has already made one huge call since Big Rock’s underwhelming return in Newbury’s Lockinge Stakes, replacing the four-year-old’s regular jockey Aurelien Lemaitre with Christophe Soumillon, and he is hopeful the new partnership can combine successfully in the traditional curtain-raiser to the Royal meeting.

Zara Tindall has been spotted embracing her family member Lady Gabriella after she appeared at Royal Ascot. The Royal Family has been rallying around Lady Gabriella, the daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent,

Lady Gabriella Kingston joined members of the Royal Family at Ascot today, just months after the death of her husband, Thomas Kingston.