How Lady Louise is keeping her grandfather Prince Philip's memory alive
Speaking at the Royal Windsor Horse Show in 2017, where he was a regular competitor, the prince reflected on how he got into competitive carriage riding in the first place.
"I started driving because I'd been playing polo, and I decided I would give up polo when I was 50. And I was looking around to see what next and what there was available. And I suddenly thought we've got horses and carriages, so why don't I have a go?", Prince Philip pioneered the sport in the late 70s, having developed the rules and being instrumental in organising a three-day event included in the Windsor Show.
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