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The monarch, 95, is well known for her love for horses – but Shetland Pony Cruachan IV has gotten on the wrong hoof with Her Majesty. Upon seeing the pony the Queen said: “Here we are again.”
The Monarch moved into Balmoral Castle in Scotland, where she will reside for the rest of the summer.
She was greeted with the traditional ceremony which didn’t take place last year due to Covid restrictions.
At the castle gates, the monarch was met with the Balaklava Company, 5 Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland with their cheeky pony mascot – Cruachan IV.
Cruachan IV has been a part of the traditional ceremony in previous years and with his cheeky antics, he has made an impression.
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She left for Balmoral last month, however, has only officially moved into the castle on Monday as she was likely staying elsewhere on the estate.
The monarch arrived at her Balmoral residence last month and officially closed the doors to the public last week with an Instagram post to Balmoral Castle’s account.
“Balmoral castle and grounds is now closed to the public until April 2022,” they captioned the post.
“We would like to thank each and every visitor to the estate throughout 2021 and we hope you all had a very memorable experience.
“Despite the challenges and restrictions caused by the pandemic it’s been our pleasure to welcome so many happy faces through the gates at Balmoral.”
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