The beautiful new image of Emma was released by the royal family as they said she will 'continue to be much-loved and cared for' (Image: PA)
The official royal family Twitter account posted the image as they wrote: “For the past fifteen years, Queen Elizabeth regularly rode Emma for light exercise in the grounds around Windsor Castle.
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Now the royal family have reassured the public that Emma is in the best hands, releasing a beautiful new image of the black pony as they gave an update on her care. Some viewers even pointed out that Emma appeared to “curtsey”, stamping her hoof as the Queen’s hearse drove past. The Fell pony was brought outside to see her owner return home to Windsor, with a headscarf belonging to the late monarch placed over her saddle in a loving tribute. READ MORE: King Charles III coronation could be held in June next year with new bank holiday
As viewers around the world watched the Queen’s funeral procession unfold, many were reduced to tears when Emma made an appearance. When Her Majesty died on September 8 aged 96, many royal fans voiced concern over what would happen to her beloved animals, including Emma and her corgis. For the last fifteen years of her life she was accompanied by Emma, whom she regularly rode around the grounds of Windsor Castle. Queen Elizabeth was known for her lifelong love of horses and passion for riding, sparked by the gift of a Shetland pony named Peggy by her grandfather King George V. The royal family has given a touching update on the Queen’s pony Emma following the monarch’s death last month.
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