Princess Anne, sister to King Charles III, is recovering in Southmead Hospital, Bristol, after being struck by a horse at her country estate, Gatcombe Park. She is recovering slowly from concussion and minor head injuries. The incident forced her to cancel appearances, including a state banquet for Japanese Emperor Naruhito and an upcoming trip to Canada.
Princess Anne, sister to King Charles III, is recovering in Southmead Hospital, Bristol, after being struck by a horse at her country estate, Gatcombe Park, on Sunday.
Her husband, Tim Laurence, confirmed she is recovering slowly from concussion and minor head injuries.
The incident occurred within the protected perimeter of the estate, which hosts equestrian events.
Anne, 73, a skilled horsewoman and 1976 Montreal Olympics competitor, was airlifted to the hospital.
The accident has forced her to cancel appearances, including a state banquet for Japanese Emperor Naruhito and an upcoming trip to Canada.
Buckingham Palace expects a full and swift recovery.