The 95-year-old British queen has been unable to practice her favorite horseback riding for two months. The doctors advised her to take a break due to the fact that this type of activity makes her uncomfortable.
The British Queen was forced to give up riding two months ago after she felt “some discomfort” . This was reported by informed sources. Elizabeth II stopped riding in early September, but really wants to return to her favorite pastime. According to The Sun, the queen, known for her love of horses, has not ridden since her late summer vacation in Scotland.
A source from the Scottish castle of Balmoral, where the Queen's summer residence is located, said that during the last trip she felt some discomfort. At the same time, it is not specified what kind of discomfort Her Majesty had, and whether it is associated with some age-related changes in health, or with an injury.
The source emphasized that the Queen loves to ride, and horseback riding has been her daily activity for most of her life. That is why she is experiencing great disappointment due to the inability to sit in the saddle. But Her Majesty is not going to finally put an end to this hobby. Sources unanimously say that in the near future the queen will definitely ride a horse again. In addition, she constantly attends races, she has her own horses, which she actively looks after. (READ MORE)