Published: 10:54 EST, 14 November 2026 | Updated: 11:27 EST, 14 November 2026 Zara Tindall wowed Cheltenham racegoers today as she donned an elegant piece of plum-coloured headwear and a luxurious brown suede trench coat.The King's niece, 45, was pictured chatting to racing presenter Ed Chamberlin on Super Saturday of the annual November Meeting. Zara wore black leather gloves and crossed her arms against her chest as she braved the chilly weather at the racecourse in Gloucestershire today. She finished her autumnal ensemble with a maroon cross body bag and knee-high boots. Zara wore her blonde hair loose in soft curls and complemented the look with a pair of pearl earrings and sunglasses. She was seen throwing her head back in laughter as she engaged in conversation with other attendees and walked around the racecourse grounds. It is the second day in a row she has attended the event and was yesterday accompanied by one of Princess Anne’s ladies-in-waiting, Dolly Maude. Yesterday, Zara took a leaf out of her mother's style book by repurposing a chic wool coat from L’AGENCE. She paired the brown coat with a Purdey roll-neck and mahogany boots from Fairfax & Favor. Zara Tindall braves the chilly weather as she attends Cheltenham Racecourse today The King's niece, 45, was pictured chatting to racing presenter Ed Chamberlin on Super Saturday of the annual November Meeting Zara wore her blonde hair loose in soft curls and complemented the look with a pair of pearl earrings Zara is seen walking around the grounds of the racecourse in Gloucestershire She was seen throwing her head back in laughter as she engaged in conversation with other attendees Zara finished her autumnal ensemble with a maroon cross body bag and knee high boots
Purple reign! Zara looks every inch the royal as she wows Cheltenham racegoers with her plum-coloured headwear
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