The last few months, Zara Phillips, Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter and well-known sportsman of equestrian sport, is going through a difficult period. Health problems began at the end of 2016: a young 35-year-old woman lost her child, and now a professional failure. During important competitions in equestrian polo, an experienced rider fell from a horse. Royal blood and self-respect allowed, not only to rise, but to finish the planned maneuver, overcoming the pain.
The first exit after seclusion ended in a fall
Recall that Zara and her husband Mike Tindell after the loss of the child as much as possible shielded themselves from journalists and refrained from commenting on what happened in their family's grief. The official spokesman for Buckingham Palace supported the couple and issued a statement asking them to show respect for the sad event.
The appearance of the royal granddaughter in the competition was the first exit after a long seclusion, so the fall from the horse chained unnecessary attention to the event and the possible health consequences of Zara Phillips.
Zara is an active participant in the competition in equestrian polo
The fall from the horse, fortunately, did not affect the health of the rider. Next to Zara was her husband Mike Tindell, who was able to find the words of support needed for her. In Queensland, where the competition took place in equestrian polo, he acted as a sports commentator and closely followed the maneuvers of his wife. When she made a mistake and fell to the ground, Mike paused for a moment and let Zara recover. Proudly rising from her knees, she heard the words that only the one who loves can say, knows the value of sports victories and defeats:
And that's the whole Zara! She never gives up. It falls and rises again!
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Recall that Zara Phillips - a multiple winner in triathlon and jumping, a member of the team for horse polo. In 2012, she became the silver medalist of the Olympics in London and proved her sports professionalism.