On the lawn of the so-called quadrangle, the courtyard of Windsor Castle, 274 soldiers gathered, more than three times as many as last year. Seventy horses also participated this time.
Normally, at Horse Guards Parade in London, one of the so-called Household regiments – Grenadier, Coldstream, Scots, Irish and Welsh Guards – is allowed to show its colors to the Queen every year. This year it was the turn of the Scots Guards.
Elizabeth took off the military parade from an erected tent. Last year she did it on her own and this year she was joined by her cousin Edward, the Duke of Kent. He is also the Colonel of the Scots Guards.
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