It has been revealed how Queen Elizabeth II spent the days leading up to her death last Thursday - and it is so heartwarming. See details.
September 17, 2022 - 10:34 BST Isabelle Casey Queen Elizabeth II was said to have spent the days leading up to her death discussing her love for horses"right till the very end".Her Majesty's trusted bloodstock and racing adviser, John Warren made the revelation whilst discussing how he spent the weekend before her death with the Queen strategising and making plans going forward, as well as discussing their shared passion, horses, as they had done throughout her life.
He added:"On the Tuesday evening she was in really good form, delighted she had had a winner, and talked about the prime ministers coming in and out, and I can hardly believe it possible that within less than 48 hours the Queen had died. John recalled how the Queen"practically galloped" as she clapped her hands and beamed from ear to ear at the sight of her four-legged friend.He said:"In typical style of a horsewoman, although everyone was giving the Queen their congratulations, the Queen was absolutely steadfast to get to Estimate herself and give her a wonderful and well-deserved pat," he said.
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