Princess Anne - After a short return, she cancels appointments
Princess Anne (73) has had several engagements cancelled after a horse accident in late June. She visited the 4th Battalion of the military intelligence service at Bulford Barracks in Salisbury, Wiltshire, on Wednesday (17th July), as reported by "Hello!". However, several engagements have been cancelled since then.
Three engagements have been cancelled. One was a trip to Scotland at the beginning of the week to visit the NLV Pharos tender ship. The Princess's visit to the Brancaster Station in the north of Norfolk on Thursday (18th July) also did not take place. The National Coastwatch Institution (NCI), of which Anne is patron, confirmed this to "Norwich Evening News".
Another engagement, a barbecue of London Scottish F.C., was also cancelled. The club announced this in a post on its website: "We regret to inform that Her Royal Highness Princess Anne will no longer be attending our BBQ before the season on 18th July, as she is still recovering from her duties."
Princess Anne does not remember the horse accident
It was reported on 24th June that the Princess was admitted to Southmead Hospital in Bristol after a fall. She stayed there for five days, having sustained an injury at her estate in Gloucestershire. It was reported that she had been struck by a horse. The Princess made her first public appearance on 12th July at an equestrian event in Gloucestershire. At the event, Anne mentioned that she could not remember the fall herself.
- The horse accident that Princess Anne (73) experienced in late June was reported to have taken place at her estate in Gloucestershire.
- Despite the cancellation of several engagements, King Charles's sister visited the 4th Battalion of the military intelligence service in Salisbury, Wiltshire, on July 17th, as part of her recovery.
- The Intelligence agency, presumably looking to support Princess Anne's recovery, welcomed her visit to Bulford Barracks, expressing hope that her engagements would resume soon.
- Though Princess Anne does not recall the details of the accident herself, she made a public appearance at an equestrian event in Gloucestershire on July 12th, emphasizing her love for horses despite the incident.
