Queen Camilla is celebrating a special milestone anniversary during new outing.
The British Royal Family took to Instagram on Thursday, September 3, to share about the Queen’s latest engagement, reporting that she stepped out in London to mark Ebony Horse Club’s 30th anniversary.
Founded in 1996, Ebony Horse Club is a youth charity and riding center in Brixton, South London, that helps young people learn horse riding and care for horses with the aims to build confidence, discipline, teamwork and life skills through working with horses.
In her role as President of the club, Queen Camilla visited the charity and celebrated its 30-year milestone.
“Celebrating 30 years of @EbonyHorseClubBrixton,” captioned Buckingham Palace, continuing, “The Queen, President of Ebony Horse Club, visited the youth charity and community riding centre at their stables in Brixton.”
The statement added, “Her Majesty met volunteers and young people who use the stables, including two teenagers who have just gained places at the British Racing School. The Queen also met horses, including Taylor and Maggie, who have joined Ebony from the Royal Mews.”
King Charles and Queen Camilla to welcome special Royal guest
Hours before reporting about Queen Camilla’s latest engagement, the Royal Family announced that King Charles and his wife are soon going to welcome a special Royal guest for a state visit.
“His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik, Sultan of Oman will pay a State Visit to the UK as the guest of Their Majesties The King and Queen from Tuesday 20th to Thursday 22nd October 2026,” they shared.
Who is Sultan Haitham bin Tarik?
Haitham bin Tariq Al Said is Sultan and Prime Minister of Oman, who acceded to the throne in 2020 following the death of his cousin, Sultan Qaboos bin Said.
After his ascension, Haitham became the 15th ruler of the Al Bu Said dynasty, which has ruled Oman since the mid-eighteenth century.
