It seems Prince George has some stiff competition for the title of cutest royal toddler. On Sunday, Queen Elizabeth II’s granddaughter Zara Phillips took her little daughter Mia Tindall to an equestrian event inGloucestershire.
Mia who just turned 1 on January 17 certainly stole the showat the Heythrop Hunt Point-to-Point races in a warm, fuzzy jumpsuit. The littletoddler couldn’t be happier to be out and about with her mom. She was giggling,smiling and just having the best time.
While her husband Mike Tindall, a former rugby player, is in Austria competing onreality TV contest, The Jump, Zara was also with her good friend Dolly Maudewho helped with Mia. It was quite obvious though that the tot didn’t need muchentertaining as she was in the best of moods.
At Sunday’s event, Zara came to watch two horses that shetrains — Devil’s Boy and Frankenstorm — compete. Zara, 33, has so far managed to combine her horse competition career (she competed in the 2012 Olympics and hopes to go to Rio in 2016) with motherhood and does not have a nanny. Mia has been a fixture at her mom's equestrian events since she was a baby.
The royal had a similar upbringing watching her motherAnne, Princess Royal and father Mark Phillips, who were both Olympians, compete inriding tournaments since a young age.
The Tindalls are often accompanied by Mia’s cousins Savannah, 4, and Isla, 2, who are Zara’s brother Peter Phillips’ children on their countryoutings. And of course little Mia spends time with the future King, Prince George. “We’ve all got small ones now,” Zara has said. “So it’sgreat fun.”
We are sure the mini royals have loads of fun together.
