Zara Tindall looked radiant as she stepped out in London to attend a very special gala dinner over the weekend.
Princess Anne’s daughter attended the Caledonian Racing Society’s gala dinner at the Caledonian Club in Belgravia, London to present an inaugural horse riding award to Scottish jockey Patrick Wadge.
The Caledonian Spirit Award, which will now be presented annually, recognises a young up-and-coming personality in the sport who captures the “true spirit of racing”.
Zara looked stunning in a black midi dress which features puff sleeves and a floral print in blue and pink hues by Rebecca Vallance (£670), which she paired with Aquazzura’s Forever Marilyn heels in black (£656) which are now sold out online.
She accessorised the look with a gold bangle and a gold watch, but it was her glittering earrings which stole the show.
The equestrian donned Calleija’s Arella 18ct rose gold and diamond set oval multi-hoop drop earrings which retail at £14,830.
Zara’s eye-catching earrings are described as being the “epitome of luxurious femininity” on the designer’s website.
The description adds: “With cascading curves crafted in 18ct Rose Gold and sparkling White Diamonds totalling 2.59ct, they illuminate every moment and are the perfect accessory for a special occasion.”
The Caledonian Club, an exclusive Scottish member’s club in London which the late Prince Philip was previously a member of, posted photographs from the glitzy event on social media.
The caption read: “Fabulous night last night courtesy of our Racing Society.
“Their special guests for the evening were @zara_tindall and @jillydouglas who treated an enthusiastic audience to an insightful discussion on all things equestrian.
“A further highlight was the inaugural awarding of the Caledonian Racing Society’s Spirit Award to Patrick Wadge, a most worthy winner!”
Meanwhile, Scottish Racing congratulated Mr Wadge on X, saying: “Huge congrats to British Champion Conditional Jockey – Patrick Wadge.
“Not only did Patrick ride out his claim this weekend, he was also awarded the Caledonian Spirit Award by Zara Tindall embodying the heart of racing. Not a bad weekend.”
