King Charles and Queen Camilla braved the rain and grey weather on Friday as they headed to the Epsom Derby to cheer on their horse, Treasure. However, the royal couple had to walk away disappointed when their racehorse ultimately finished second from last.
The monarch was seen waving at cheering crowds as he arrived at the event and looked incredibly dapper in a grey suit. Meanwhile, Camilla looked radiant in a light blue coat as she supported her husband at the event. And making sure to keep rain-free, the royal added a feathered trilby to her ensemble.
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The weather was so bad when the King and Queen arrived that the royals were seen in their raincoats. Both had opted for tan styles as they got out a black car.
Not long after arriving in the royal box, Charles and Camilla were called away in order to present the trophy for the Coronation Cup. The winner in this race was Luxembourg and was ridden by Ryan Moore.
Charles presented the trophy to Michael Tabor, the owner of the winning horse. The monarch and Michael firmly shook hands as Charles handed over the trophy.
Charles and Camilla had slim odds when it came to the race, with their Treasure at 16-1 to win, and Charles could be seen watching the race through binoculars.
The race did not turn out the way the royals had hoped and they could only watch on as their horse finished second from last. The race seemed to be too much for Camilla who was pictured biting her nails.
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