Mike and Zara Tindall stepped out for day three of Royal Ascot, Ladies' Day, joining Zara's mother Princess Anne and Anne's husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
The royals led the carriage procession, riding in the first carriage, followed by Princess Margaret's daughter Lady Sarah Chatto, Sarah's husband Daniel Chatto, and the Viscount and Viscountess Brookeborough who shared the second carriage.
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Zara was ever the style icon, wearing a pink dress and vibrant green hat, while Princess Anne rocked a metallic-hued dress.
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The group were pictured mingling and enjoying the races from the Royal Enclosure after the carriage procession. The Countess of Wessex was also spotted on day three, looking stunning in a floral dress.
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© Photo: Getty ImagesMike and Zara stepped out for day three of Royal Ascot
The Queen, 96, has been notably absent from the equestrian event due to her mobility issues and it was hoped she would attend Thursday's event.
She has more than ten horses entered over the five days of Royal Ascot which ends on Saturday; her horse Reach For The Moon is odds-on to win a race on Thursday, while her horses Tactical and Saga also stand a chance.
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© Photo: RexSophie Wessex stunned in a floral dress
She is also usually on hand to present the trophy to the winner of the Gold Cup.
In the official programme that was handed out on day one of Royal Ascot, Her Majesty had penned a message, writing: "After the challenges of recent times, this year's royal meeting provides a long-awaited opportunity for supporters of racing from all over the world to come together for five days of outstanding sport.
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© Photo: RexPrincess Anne and Zara Tindall rode in the first carriage
"Once again, it is thrilling that horses from around the globe have travelled to Royal Ascot to compete at the highest level."
Ascot is one of the Queen's favourite equestrian events in her diary. She lives a 15-minute drive away from the racecourse and usually attends every year.
© Photo: Getty ImagesLady Sarah Chatto also took part in the carriage procession
Members of the royal family who have stepped out this week so far include Prince Charles and Camilla, Prince Edward and Sophie, and Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
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