Princess Anne incident

Grannybags

I agree Nightsky Great facilities. We’re lucky to have it as our nearest hospital

It's my hospital too.

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Neither do I. The DiL should say absolutely nothing to anyone else about a patient, even ‘horse and head’.

Germanshepherdsmum

Neither do I. The DiL should say absolutely nothing to anyone else about a patient, even ‘horse and head’.

And my son would never say anything to anyone about a client of his as I’m sure you never did either.

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I wish her well. She is my favorite royal. Strong and plain talking like her father.

I know nothing about horses except that they are big. I stay clear of them.

I remember one coming up to a gate, friendly as anything then leaned over and bit a friend's DD on the breast. It ended up black and blue.

Princess Anne has a very supportive husband, family and extended family.

However, this does show further the vulnerability of the Royal Family as she is still such a hard worker at 73.
I can't see many of the younger generation wanting to take up royal duties and support so many charities.

Perhaps we expect far too much of them?

Anne’s children seem happy with their lives, Peter has his own company, Zara has her horses.

Louise is at university

There are the York daughters

Please, no.
Lovely girls but they have their own lives I think.

Agree Callistemon

merlotgran

^but if they kick forwards you’re dead^

Eh?

Bewildered also ....

yogitree

merlotgran

but if they kick forwards you’re dead

Eh?

Bewildered also ....

Oh for Christ sake. I’ll get that comment removed too. It’s just something that an experienced horse person told me after I’d seen a horse try to kick him. I suppose what I’m trying to say in my clumsy stupid way is that you’re still in danger of being kicked by a horse if you’re standing in front of it.

MayBee rise above

‘When I was a child an old horseman told me that a horse that struck out with it's front feet meant business, as he put it "the back feet are meant to hurt you, the front feet will kill you". While I wouldn't go as far as saying this filly is trying to kill anyone her behaviour & attitude are potentially dangerous & this needs stopping now before it gets worse’
This is on a horse forum. So what my friend told me was an old expression and he was just quoting it. As was I.

Is she still in hospital? I only ask because that is what they are saying but the news here is quite often out of date. If she is still in it seems an awful long time just for a mild concussion and I was wondering if it is a bit more serious than they are letting on.

I know little about horses but that makes sense to me. A horse would have to rear up to kick you with its front legs - imagine the power behind that.

It was said yesterday that Princess Anne would remain in hospital for a few days nanna8
Often the expression ‘an abundance of caution’ is used when referring to the royals’ hospital stays.

Whenever there is anything in the news about Anne, I always remember Prince Philip’s famous quote regarding his daughter….
“If it doesn’t fart and eat hay, she isn’t interested” !!

Germanshepherdsmum

I know little about horses but that makes sense to me. A horse would have to rear up to kick you with its front legs - imagine the power behind that.

No, she didn’t rear up GSM. It was what I can only describe if it was a boxing match as an upper cut. Straight forward. Unprovoked and with no warning whatsoever. I remember us looking at each other and that’s the quote that he said. She missed him by inches. We called him John the Cowboy because he wore a cowboy hat. It was so long ago but I remember it as if it was yesterday.

So she stood on three feet and kicked upwards with the fourth? Trying to imagine …

Redrobin51

I'm wishing her well as she is my favourite royal, plain speaking, hard working and just gets on with the job without complaining. Hope her recovery is swift.x

I do too, any accident at the age of 73 is not good.

Blimey! I’m 73!

Iam64

Thanks GSM and pascal for pointing out confidentiality to Nightsky

I don’t need anyone on Gransnet to point out confidentiality to me, thank you.

With the greatest of respect, that is not what your post said. You were going to ask your DiL about the Princess.

Germanshepherdsmum

With the greatest of respect, that is not what your post said. You were going to ask your DiL about the Princess.

quite GSM