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Royal Ascot: Time To Dress Up

A day at the races comes with connotations of elegant outfits, fascinating fascinators and a glass of champagne in hand and as we embark through the race season, we’ve seen plenty of it all. From flowing skirts and bodycon marvels, to three-piece suits and a top hat or two, Royal Ascot is one of the most well-known events for an elegant outfit or two. Dressed to the nines, attendants of Ladies Day, the royal procession or frankly any day at the races, come together to celebrate some of the most intense horse racing around while sporting top fashion from across the country.
With King George Weekend just around the corner, we’re taking a look at some of the best fashion from Royal Ascot, and what we can expect to see the future event.
The Style Guide
For anyone attending Royal Ascot, the main website publishes a style guide every year that covers the expected dress across different parts of the racecourse. From the Royal Enclosure to the Millinery Collective, each has its own suggested style of dress. For example, the Royal Enclosure requires:
- Ladies: Dresses of a moderate length and with straps one inch in width or wider, all midriffs must be covered and while trouser suits are welcome, they should be full-length and of matching colour.
- Gentlemen: Morning dress of a black or grey colour must be worn, including a waistcoat and tie (no novelty designs), a black or grey top hat and back shoes with socks.
- Girls: The dress code for girls should follow that of the women, however, they are allowed to wear a fascinator as opposed to a full hat.
- Boys: Young boys can choose to follow the same dress code as the gentlemen or opt for a black or grey lounge suit. In the Village Enclosure, however, the dress code is a little laxer but does include:

Horseback riding is a popular activity in Ireland, and there are many places to go horseback riding, from the rolling hills of County Kerry to the beaches of County Clare. Here are some of the most popular places for horseback riding in Ireland:
- County Kerry: County Kerry is known for its beautiful scenery, including the Ring of Kerry and the Dingle Peninsula. There are many horseback riding trails to explore in this region, taking you through mountains, forests, and valleys.
- County Clare: County Clare is another beautiful region in Ireland with plenty of opportunities for horseback riding. The Cliffs of Moher are a popular destination for horseback riding, and you can also ride along the beaches of this region.
- County Wicklow: County Wicklow is located just south of Dublin, and it is a popular destination for day trips from the city. There are many horseback riding trails to explore in this region, taking you through forests and lakes.
- The Burren: The Burren is a limestone plateau in County Clare, and it is a unique and challenging place to go horseback riding. The terrain is rocky and uneven, so it is important to be experienced before riding in this region.
- The Wicklow Mountains National Park: The Wicklow Mountains National Park is located just south of Dublin, and it is a popular destination for hiking, camping, and horseback riding. There are many trails to choose from in this park, ranging from easy to challenging.
No matter where you go horseback riding in Ireland, you're sure to have a memorable experience. The scenery is stunning, the horses are well-trained, and the guides are knowledgeable and experienced. So saddle up and enjoy the ride!
Here are some things to keep in mind when planning a horseback riding trip to Ireland:
- The best time to go horseback riding in Ireland is during the spring or fall, when the weather is mild. The summer months can be hot and humid, and the winter months can be cold and wet.
- Choose a riding company that has a good reputation and that offers rides that are appropriate for your skill level.
- Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and shoes that you can move around in easily. You should also bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
- Listen to your guide and follow their instructions. They are there to keep you safe and to help you have a good time.
I hope this information helps you plan your horseback riding trip to Ireland.
Here are some additional safety tips for horseback riding in Ireland:
Enjoy your trip to Ireland!
Vacations - Ireland
- Castle Leslie Equestrian Extravaganza, Monaghan, IRE
- Castles & Monastic Ruins Getaway, Connemara/Galway, IRE
- Coast Trail Connemara, Connemara/Galway, IRE
- Dingle Horseriding
- Donegal North Explorer Ride, Donegal, IRE
- Horse Holiday Farm Ltd. Horse Riding Holidays in Sligo and Donegal, IRE
- Horse Riding & Equestrian - Ireland
- Ireland Equestrian Tours
- Lynott Tours, Inc. Horse Riding in Ireland
- Ring of Kerry Ride, Kerry, IRE
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Horseback riding is a popular activity in Spain and there are many places to go horseback riding, from the rolling hills of Andalusia to the rugged mountains of the Pyrenees. Here are a few of the best places for horseback riding in Spain:
- Andalusia: This region is home to the famous Andalusian horses, which are known for their beauty and grace. There are many opportunities to go horseback riding in Andalusia, from short rides through the countryside to multi-day treks through the mountains.
- The Pyrenees: The Pyrenees mountains offer stunning scenery and challenging trails for experienced riders. There are also many opportunities for trail riding and horse camping in the Pyrenees.
- The Costa Brava: This region on the Mediterranean coast is known for its beautiful beaches and coves. There are also many opportunities to go horseback riding along the coast, with views of the sea and the mountains.
- The Sierra Nevada: This mountain range in southern Spain is home to the Sierra Nevada National Park. There are many opportunities for horseback riding in the Sierra Nevada, from short rides through the forest to multi-day treks to the summit of Mulhacén, the highest peak in mainland Spain.
No matter what your level of experience or what you're looking for in a horseback riding experience, you're sure to find it in Spain.
Here are some tips for planning a horseback riding trip in Spain:
- Choose a reputable tour operator. There are many tour operators that offer horseback riding trips in Spain. Do your research to find one that has a good reputation and offers the type of experience you're looking for.
- Consider your fitness level. Horseback riding can be a physically demanding activity, so be sure to choose a trip that's appropriate for your fitness level.
- Book your trip in advance. Especially during the peak season (summer), horseback riding trips in Spain can book up quickly.
- Pack the essentials. Be sure to pack sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and comfortable clothing for your horseback riding trip.
- You may also want to pack a pair of gloves and a riding helmet.
Enjoy your trip to Spain!
Vacations - Spain
- Atlantic Coast Ride - Southern Andalusia, Southern Spain, ESP
- Bandalero Trail - Volcanoes, Mountains & Canyons, Catalonia, ESP
- Catalonia Explorer Ride, Catalonia, ESP
- Classical Dressage Clinic - in Southern Spain, ESP
- El Cid Arlanza Valley Ride, Central Spain, ESP
- Epona Equestrian Center, Km 519, P.O.Box 86, 41410 Carmona, Sevilla, ESP
- Pilgrimage Route to Santiago de Compostella, Galicia, ESP
- Pyrennean Mountain Trail, Catalonia, ESP
- Sierra de la Demanda Ride, Central Spain, ESP
- Sierra Nevada Rides, Southern Spain, ESP
- Tarifa Riding Week, Southern Spain, ESP
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Horseback riding is a popular activity in Sweden, and there are many places to go horseback riding, from short rides in the forest to multi-day treks in the mountains.
Some of the most popular places for horseback riding in Sweden include:
- Dalarna: This region in central Sweden is known for its beautiful forests and lakes, and there are many horseback riding trails to explore.
- Jämtland: This northern region is home to the stunning mountains of the Swedish Alps, and there are many opportunities for challenging mountain riding.
- Småland: This southern region is known for its rolling hills and forests, and there are many family-friendly horseback riding trails to enjoy.
- Öland: This island off the east coast of Sweden is known for its white sand beaches and pine forests, and there are many horseback riding trails along the shore.
- Gotland: This island off the east coast of Sweden is known for its medieval towns and cobbled streets, and there are many horseback riding trails through the island's countryside.
No matter what your skill level or experience, you can find a horseback riding experience to suit you in Sweden.
Here are some of the types of horseback riding experiences available in Sweden:
- Short rides: These are typically 1-2 hours long and are a great way to get a taste of horseback riding. They are often offered at stables and riding schools.
- Trail rides: These are longer rides that typically last 3-4 hours. They take you through forests, fields, and other natural areas.
- Mountain rides: These are challenging rides that take you through the mountains. They require a good level of fitness and experience.
- Winter rides: These are rides that take place in the snow. They can be either short or long, and they can be either on groomed trails or through the wilderness.
- Package tours: These are multi-day tours that include horseback riding, accommodation, and meals. They are a great way to explore a particular region of Sweden.
When choosing a horseback riding experience in Sweden, it is important to consider your skill level, experience, and interests. It is also important to book your ride in advance, especially if you are traveling during the peak season.
Here are some tips for horseback riding in Sweden:
- Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that you can move around in easily.
- Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, even on cloudy days.
- Drink plenty of water, especially if you are riding in hot weather.
- Listen to your guide and follow their instructions.
- Be respectful of the horses and the environment.
Horseback riding is a great way to explore the beautiful countryside of Sweden and to get up close to nature. With so many different experiences available, there is sure to be a horseback riding trip that is perfect for you.
Enjoy your trip to Sweden!
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Horseback riding is a popular activity in Switzerland, and there are many different places to go horseback riding, from the Swiss Alps to the Jura Mountains. Here are a few of the most popular places for horseback riding in Switzerland:
- Jura Mountains: These mountains are located in the northwest of Switzerland, and they offer a more rugged and challenging horseback riding experience. You can ride through forests, valleys, and over hills.
- Lake Thun: This lake is located in the Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland, and it offers stunning views of the Alps. You can ride along the lakeshore or through the surrounding forests.
- Zermatt: This village is located at the foot of the Matterhorn, and it is a popular destination for hiking, skiing, and horseback riding. You can ride through the meadows and forests, or up to the mountaintops for panoramic views.
- Interlaken: This town is located between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, and it is a popular base for outdoor activities, including horseback riding. You can ride through the surrounding mountains or along the lakeshores.
No matter what your level of experience or what you are looking for in a horseback riding experience, you are sure to find something to enjoy in Switzerland.
Here are some of the benefits of horseback riding in Switzerland:
- You will get to experience the stunning scenery of Switzerland from a different perspective.
- You will get some exercise and fresh air.
- You will learn about the history and culture of Switzerland through horseback riding.
- You will have the opportunity to bond with a horse and build a relationship.
If you are interested in horseback riding in Switzerland, there are a few things you should keep in mind:
- Book your horseback riding tour in advance, especially during the peak season.
- Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that you can move around in easily.
- Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat, as the weather can be unpredictable in the mountains.
- Be prepared for a variety of terrain, from flat trails to steep hills.
- Listen to your guide and follow their instructions.
Horseback riding is a great way to explore Switzerland and enjoy the beauty of the country. With so many different places to ride, you are sure to find the perfect place for you.
Enjoy your trip to Switzerland!
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Horseback riding is a popular activity in Turkey, and there are many different places to go horseback riding, from the rugged mountains of Cappadocia to the sandy beaches of the Mediterranean coast.
Here are some of the best places for horseback riding in Turkey:
- Cappadocia: This region is famous for its fairy chimneys and other rock formations, and horseback riding is a great way to see them up close. There are also many opportunities to go for long rides through the valleys and canyons.
- Patara Beach: This long, sandy beach is a great place to go for a leisurely ride along the coast. You can also go for a swim in the sea or take a break at one of the beachside cafes.
- Marmaris: This resort town is located on the Mediterranean coast and offers a variety of horseback riding options, from short rides to multi-day treks. You can also go for a swim in the sea or explore the nearby mountains.
- Antalya: This city is located on the Mediterranean coast and is a popular destination for horseback riding. There are many different trails to choose from, ranging from easy to challenging.
- Dalyan: This town is located on the Aegean coast and is known for its natural beauty. You can go for a horseback ride along the Dalyan River or through the nearby forest.
No matter what your skill level or interests, you're sure to find a horseback riding experience in Turkey that's perfect for you.
Here are some things to keep in mind when planning a horseback riding trip in Turkey:
- The best time to go horseback riding in Turkey is during the spring or fall, when the weather is mild.
- Make sure to book your horseback riding trip in advance, especially if you're traveling during peak season.
- Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that you can move around in easily.
- Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.
- Be sure to tell your guide if you have any health concerns or riding experience.
Horseback riding is a great way to explore Turkey's beautiful scenery and culture. With so many different places to go horseback riding, you're sure to find the perfect experience for you.
Enjoy your trip to Turkey!
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Horseback riding is a popular activity in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and there are many places to go horseback riding, from the desert to the mountains. Here are a few of the best places to go horseback riding in the UAE:
- Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve: This reserve offers horseback riding tours through the desert, with stunning views of the dunes.
- Jebel Jais: This mountain offers horseback riding tours with panoramic views of the surrounding area.
- Ras Al Khaimah: This emirate has several horseback riding stables, offering tours along the beach or through the Hajar Mountains.
- Al Ain: This oasis town is home to the Al Ain National Museum and several date farms, which can be explored on horseback.
- Fujairah: This emirate has several beaches and mountains, making it a great place for horseback riding.
No matter what your experience level, there is a horseback riding tour in the UAE that is perfect for you. So saddle up and explore this beautiful country on horseback!
Here are some safety tips for horseback riding in the UAE:
- Always wear a helmet.
- Be aware of your surroundings and watch out for other riders, animals, and obstacles.
- Obey the instructions of your guide.
- Do not ride if you are feeling tired or unwell.
- Drink plenty of water before, during, and after your ride.
Horseback riding is a great way to explore the UAE and experience the beauty of this country. By following these safety tips, you can ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable ride.
Enjoy your trip to the United Arab Emirates!
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Horseback riding is a popular activity in the United Kingdom, and there are many places to enjoy it. Some of the most popular destinations include:
- Dorset: This county in southern England is home to the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are many opportunities for horseback riding along the coast, through the countryside, and on the beaches.
- Scotland: The Scottish Highlands are a rugged and beautiful landscape, perfect for horseback riding. There are trails to suit all levels of experience, from gentle rides through forests to more challenging treks over mountains.
- The New Forest: This area of southern England is home to a herd of wild ponies, which can be ridden on guided tours. There are also many other trails to explore, through forests, heathland, and farmland.
- The Lake District: This national park in northern England is known for its lakes, mountains, and valleys. There are many different horseback riding trails to choose from, depending on your fitness level and interests.
- Dartmoor: This moorland in southwestern England is a wild and untamed place. There are challenging horseback riding trails to be found here, as well as more leisurely rides through the countryside.
In addition to these popular destinations, there are many other places to enjoy horseback riding in the UK. You can find riding stables and trails all over the country, so you're sure to find a place that's perfect for you.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, you're sure to have a great time horseback riding in the United Kingdom. The scenery is beautiful, the trails are varied, and the horses are well-trained. So saddle up and explore the countryside on horseback!
Here are some tips for planning a horseback riding trip in the UK:
- Choose a destination that's right for you. Consider your experience level, interests, and fitness level when making your decision.
- Book your riding stables in advance, especially if you're traveling during peak season.
- Bring appropriate clothing and footwear. You'll need comfortable clothes that you can move around in easily, as well as sturdy shoes with good grip.
- Be prepared for all weather conditions. The weather in the UK can be unpredictable, so it's a good idea to bring layers of clothing so you can adjust to the temperature.
- Have fun! Horseback riding is a great way to explore the countryside and get some exercise. So relax, enjoy the scenery, and let the horse do the work.
Enjoy your trip wherever you go in the United Kingdom!
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Horseback riding is a popular activity in France, and there are many places to go horseback riding, from the beaches of Normandy to the mountains of the Alps. Here are some of the most popular places for horseback riding in France:
- Normandy: Normandy is known for its beautiful beaches and rolling hills. There are many horseback riding trails here that take you through the region's stunning scenery.
- The Loire Valley: The Loire Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its chateaux and vineyards. You can go horseback riding through the valley's vineyards, or you can explore the region's many chateaux on horseback.
- The Alps: The Alps are a mountain range that runs through France, Italy, Switzerland, and Austria. There are many opportunities for horseback riding in the Alps, from gentle rides through meadows to challenging rides through the mountains.
- The Camargue: The Camargue is a region in southern France known for its marshes and wild horses. You can go horseback riding through the Camargue's marshes, or you can watch the wild horses from the comfort of your horse.
- The Pyrenees: The Pyrenees are a mountain range that runs along the border between France and Spain. There are many opportunities for horseback riding in the Pyrenees, from gentle rides through valleys to challenging rides through the mountains.
No matter where you go horseback riding in France, you're sure to have a memorable experience. The scenery is stunning, the horses are well-trained, and the guides are knowledgeable and experienced. So saddle up and enjoy the ride!
Here are some things to keep in mind when planning a horseback riding trip to France:
- The best time to go horseback riding in France is during the spring or fall, when the weather is mild. The summer months can be hot and humid, and the winter months can be cold and wet.
- Choose a riding company that has a good reputation and that offers rides that are appropriate for your skill level.
- Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and shoes that you can move around in easily. You should also bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
- Listen to your guide and follow their instructions. They are there to keep you safe and to help you have a good time.

Enjoy your trip to France!
Vacations - France
- Auvergne Chateau Equestrian Escape, Auvergne, FR
- Bordeaux Wine & Castles Trails, Bordeaux, FR
- Cezanne Ride in Provence, Provence, FR
- Cote d'Argent Ride, Landes, FR
- Dordogne Getaway, Dordogne, FR
- Hidden Trails Morvan Ride, Burgundy, FR
- Horseback Riding Vacations in Provence, FR
- Ile-de-France Ride to Versailles, Il-de-France FRA
- Landes and Perigord Combo Ride, Dordogne, FR
- Loire Castles Escape Ride, Loire, FR
- Perigord Noir Trails, Dordogne, FR
- Provence to Camargue Mediterranean Ride, Provence, FR
- Pyrenees Border Trail, Pays Basque, FR
- Renaissance Castles Getaway, Loire, FR
- Renaissance Castles of the Loire, Loire, FR

Horseback riding is a popular activity in Mozambique, and there are many places to go horseback riding, from the beaches of the Bazaruto Archipelago to the savannas of the Limpopo National Park. Here are some of the most popular places for horseback riding in Mozambique:
- Bazaruto Archipelago: The Bazaruto Archipelago is a group of islands off the coast of Mozambique that is known for its white-sand beaches and clear waters. You can go horseback riding along the beach, or you can explore the islands' interior on horseback.
- Limpopo National Park: The Limpopo National Park is a large national park in the south of Mozambique that is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, and zebras. You can go horseback riding through the park and see some of the animals up close.
- Gorongosa National Park: The Gorongosa National Park is another large national park in Mozambique that is known for its diverse wildlife. You can go horseback riding through the park and see lions, elephants, giraffes, and many other animals.
- Inhambane: Inhambane is a coastal city in Mozambique that is known for its beaches and its Portuguese colonial architecture. You can go horseback riding along the beach, or you can explore the surrounding countryside on horseback.
- Maputo: Maputo is the capital of Mozambique and is a bustling city with a rich history. You can go horseback riding through the city's parks and gardens, or you can take a day trip to the nearby beaches.
No matter where you go horseback riding in Mozambique, you're sure to have a memorable experience. The scenery is stunning, the horses are well-trained, and the guides are knowledgeable and experienced. So saddle up and enjoy the ride!
Here are some things to keep in mind when planning a horseback riding trip to Mozambique:
- The best time to go horseback riding in Mozambique is during the dry season, which runs from May to October. The rainy season, which runs from November to April, can be wet and muddy.
- Choose a riding company that has a good reputation and that offers rides that are appropriate for your skill level.
- Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and shoes that you can move around in easily. You should also bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
- Listen to your guide and follow their instructions. They are there to keep you safe and to help you have a good time.
Enjoy your trip to Mozambique!
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Horseback riding is a popular activity in Namibia, and there are many places to go horseback riding, from the dunes of the Namib Desert to the mountains of the Skeleton Coast. Here are some of the most popular places for horseback riding in Namibia:
- Namib Desert: The Namib Desert is one of the oldest deserts in the world, and it is home to a variety of wildlife, including oryx, springboks, and zebras. You can go horseback riding through the sand dunes, or you can ride along the coast and see the famous Skeleton Coast.
- Etosha National Park: Etosha National Park is home to a variety of animals, including elephants, lions, and rhinos. You can go horseback riding through the park and see the animals in their natural habitat.
- Damaraland: Damaraland is a region in northwestern Namibia that is known for its rugged landscape and its unique rock formations. You can go horseback riding through the mountains and valleys, or you can ride along the Kunene River.
- Waterberg Plateau Park: Waterberg Plateau Park is a mountainous region in central Namibia. You can go horseback riding through the forests and grasslands, or you can ride to the top of the plateau and enjoy the panoramic views.
- Kaokoveld: The Kaokoveld is a remote region in northwestern Namibia. It is home to the Himba people, a tribe known for their traditional way of life. You can go horseback riding through the Kaokoveld and experience the beauty of this wild and untamed region.
No matter where you go horseback riding in Namibia, you're sure to have a memorable experience. The scenery is stunning, the horses are well-trained, and the guides are knowledgeable and experienced. So saddle up and enjoy the ride!
Here are some things to keep in mind when planning a horseback riding trip to Namibia:
Enjoy your trip to Namibia!
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New Zealand is a great place for horseback riding, with stunning scenery and a variety of trails to choose from. Here are some of the best places for horseback riding in New Zealand:
- Queenstown: Queenstown is a popular tourist destination in New Zealand, and there are many horseback riding companies that offer rides in the area. You can ride through the Remarkables Mountains, along the shores of Lake Wakatipu, or through the Kawarau Gorge.
- Glenorchy: Glenorchy is a small town located at the gateway to Mount Aspiring National Park. It's a great place to go horseback riding, as you can ride through the park's stunning scenery, including mountains, forests, and lakes.
- Waitomo: Waitomo is famous for its glowworm caves, but it's also a great place to go horseback riding. You can ride through the forest and along the river, and you may even get to see some glowworms.
- Marlborough: Marlborough is a region in the South Island of New Zealand that is known for its vineyards. You can go horseback riding through the vineyards, or you can ride along the coast and take in the views of the Marlborough Sounds.
- Taupo: Lake Taupo is the largest lake in New Zealand, and it's a great place to go horseback riding. You can ride along the lakeshore, through the forests, or up into the mountains.
No matter where you go horseback riding in New Zealand, you're sure to have a memorable experience. The scenery is stunning, the horses are well-trained, and the guides are knowledgeable and experienced. So saddle up and enjoy the ride!
Here are some things to keep in mind when planning a horseback riding trip to New Zealand:
- The best time to go horseback riding in New Zealand is during the spring or fall, when the weather is mild. The summer months can be hot and humid, and the winter months can be cold and wet.
- Choose a riding company that has a good reputation and that offers rides that are appropriate for your skill level.
- Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and shoes that you can move around in easily. You should also bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
- Listen to your guide and follow their instructions. They are there to keep you safe and to help you have a good time.
Enjoy your trip to New Zealand!
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