At the beginning of this week, she had to fail to deliver a speech from the throne, and now the British Queen appears again in a horse show

The Queen has had difficulty walking in recent months and as a result has missed out on a lot of activities. Today she attended the Royal Windsor Horse Show, one of her favorite events. She was transported to the property in a Range Rover. The SUV stopped near the track where the horses were parading. From the car window, the Queen watched her horses and spoke to several people as well. She looked very cheerful and smiled a lot.

I also sat in the stands and moved with a stick. She’s been using it in public since October of last year.

It’s been March since the Queen appeared in public. She then attended a memorial service for her husband, Prince Philip, who died last year. Last Tuesday she was expected in the British Parliament to open the Parliamentary year, but according to Buckingham Palace, she had to cancel with great sadness. Then her son, heir to the throne, Prince Charles, read the throne speech in her place.

The British Queen suffers from a muscle strain in her back, which makes it difficult for her to walk. Day by day, the activities that she can handle and which she cannot do are scrutinized. Her 70th birthday to the throne will soon be celebrated. There, too, it remains to be seen if and where it will appear.