The Queen's great-grandson Lucas Tindall may share a common hobby with her

Zara Tindall, her majesty’s granddaughter, was spotted at the Magic Millions Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe Park. However, instead of her this time, her one-year-old son Lucas stole the spotlight with his interest in a royal hobby.

Future equestrian

Zara Tindall is married to Mike Tindall and has three kids: Mia Grace Tindall, Lena Elizabeth Tindall and Lucas Philip Tindall. Lucas is their youngest child and seemed to have picked up on the royal side of their family pretty quickly. Despite being a part of the Royal Family, the Tindalls do not hold any Royal titles and live a low-key life in Gloucestershire.

Zara was seen with her children at the Magic Millions Festival, where Lucas found himself a new hobby. As a former champion equestrian, Zara introduced Lucas to one of the horses and the entire scene was a delight to watch, confirms Mirror. Lucas squealed with excitement as his mother allowed him to hold the reins by himself. Zara lifted him up so he could easily grab the reins and then he tenderly gave a stroke on the horse’s head.

Horse love

The British Royal Family is famously known for their love for horses. Even the 96-year-old monarch was a keen horsewoman once and an ardent racing fan. Zara’s mother, Princess Anne, competed in the 1976 Olympic Games in the three-day equestrian event. While Zara won a silver medal at the 2012 Olympic Games for GB’s equestrian eventing team. With Lucas’s reaction and excitement around the horse, the one-year-old doesn’t seem far from becoming an incredible equestrian like his mother.

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