Sarah Ferguson might be getting caught up in the excitement of King Charles's impending coronation.
But her sister Jane had a very different reason to celebrate at the weekend.
Jane – the Duchess's older sister – now lives in Australia with her partner Ramin Marzbani and they marked an unusual win together on Sunday.
Taking to Instagram, Jane shared a number of snapshots showing the couple with their two huge Great Danes!
She wrote in the caption: "First timers cleaned up at the Great Dane Show. Ramin's smile says it all!"
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Her followers were quick to react and congratulate the pair. "Congrats!! Is this a horse dog show?" one joked. A second said: "Oh congratulations that’s a bit of fun! Happy Easter!" And a third wrote: "Happy Easter gorgeous friends!! And to your beautiful 4 legged champions too!!"
© Mark CuthbertDog-lover Sarah will also no doubt have been delighted by the news.
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The two sisters are very close; Sarah previously paid tribute to Jane in honour of National Siblings Day, sharing a post on Instagram that read: "There is nobody like my @janeferguson7.
© Tim Graham"She is a dream of a sibling (not a pain!) My sister makes my world so bright and I somehow accept when she says I am not right! Today is National Sibling Day and I raise a toast and am happy to boast that my sister is the finest in the land. So thank you my dearest Jane I stand and applause with both my hands ... Love you Jane #nationalsiblingday #sisters."
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The message was well received by Jane, who replied: "Bless you my dearest sister Sarah, how kind and generous with your words. No one more fairer."
© Tim GrahamJane and Sarah were the only children born to Major Ronald Ferguson and Susan Barrantes prior to their divorce in 1974.
Their father sadly passed away in March 2003 at the age of 71, while their mother lost her life in a horrific car accident in September 1998. She was 61 at the time.
