Zara Tindall looked set for some tough competition as she warmed up on her bike for a second day of competition at the Burghley Horse Trials.
Princess Anne’s daughter, 42, wore a bright blue waterproof turtleneck jacket as autumn temperatures took hold in Stamford, Lincolnshire.
To protect her hair from the drizzle, she wore a black Defender cap and pulled her blonde locks into a ponytail.
Under her waterproof jacket, the mother-of-three appeared to be wearing a thermal layer with a gray heather print.
She wore dark blue jodhpurs and black riding boots as she pedaled across the grass.
Zara Tindall, 44, looked focused and ready to face the tough competition as she warmed up ahead of day two of the Burghley Horse Trials in Stamford, Lincolnshire
Her arrival on the second day of the trials follows a hard fought competition yesterday (Thursday) when she competed in dressage on her majestic horse Class Affair.
The mother-of-three wore smart white trousers, a double-breasted tailored navy blue blazer with tails and a high-necked shirt.
Zara’s horse, Class Affair, looked just as chic with a brown ear bonnet, also known as a fly veil or fly veil, and an immaculately braided mane.
The Burghley Horse Trials, held at Burghley House in Stamford, Lincolnshire, is one of the last events on the summer social scene and often draws large crowds.
The king wore a waterproof blue jacket to protect himself from the drizzle, a black logoed Defender cap and dark blue jodhpurs
The three-day event is a comprehensive test of a horse’s ability and includes dressage, show jumping and cross-country competitions.
Zara’s husband, former rugby star Mike Tindall, 44, is likely to cheer for his wife again in the next four days, along with their three children Mia, nine, Lena, five, and Lucas, two.
Zara’s family showed their support at the Wellington International Horse Trials in Heckfield earlier this week.
Mia Tindall, nine, and her siblings Lena, five, and Lucas, two, enjoyed a playful day cheering on their mother Zara Tindall during an equestrian event.
The three royal siblings joined their father, former England rugby star Mike, on the sidelines of the event.
But the delighted children seemed even more excited about the bouncy castle and teacup rides at the venue.
Lucas and his father had a lot of fun on a carousel ride.
Lucas was also seen engrossed in the competition as he sat on his father’s shoulders and overlooked the crowd.
The two-year-old welcomed the warm weather in black shorts, a white t-shirt and a baseball cap.
While his older sisters both wore navy blue sweaters which they paired with shorts and trainers.
Mike opted for a comfy pink long-sleeve sweatshirt and dark blue chino shorts, which he also paired with a baseball cap.
