JENNIE BOND has praised the Queen's granddaughter Lady Louise for her recent appearance at Royal Windsor Horse Show.
One of the Queen's horses won a trophy which prompted presenter Charlie to add:"I wouldn't have known this before, but the Queen's horseCharlie described how much the Queen loves her horse as Jennie recounted what happened on Friday at the event."They don't give away your secrets. You can say anything to a horse.
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