During her first public visit after facing the concussion and minor injuries in June, Princess Anne revealed something shocking. The post 74-Year-Old Equestrian Princess Anne Makes Stunning Wembley Appearance Months After Sustaining Horse-Related Injury appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The academy is set to perform at Wembley again on October 19 and 20 before heading to Aberdeen's P&J Live for three shows on October 25, 26 and 27, marking its first time performing in Scotland. Princess Anne is fond of horses and competed for Great Britain in the equestrian three-day event at the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games in Canada.

The Princess Royal attended the Spanish Riding School of Vienna’s performance hosted by presenter Nicki Chapman and showcasing white Lipizzaner horses, loved by the Royals

Princess Anne made a joyful appearance at a prestigious horse show after her recovery from a recent horse-kicking injury.As per Mirror, the Princess Royal attended a display of horse riding skill and precision weeks last night at Wembley Arena,

Princess Anne was rushed to hospital, where she spent five days recovering, after she was 'headbutted' or 'kicked' by a horse on her Gatscombe Park estate.

The Princess Royal has attended a performance by the world’s oldest riding academy, four months after suffering concussion from a horse accident. Princess Anne was treated to perfectly synchronised routines set to Viennese classical music by eight riders and as many as 26 horses from the Spanish Riding School on Friday evening in London.