According to British media statistics, in the past 31 years, the Queen's horse has won about 7.77 million pounds (about 67.73 million yuan) in more than 500 competitions. But the queen didn't care about the huge bonus. She returned most of the bonus to the jockeys and trainers.
Queen Elizabeth II, 93, is keen on horse racing, which has also brought her a considerable income.
The Queen's horse has won about 7.77 million pounds (67.73 million yuan) in more than 500 competitions in the past 31 years, the Daily Mail reported on the 30th.
Members of the British royal family are famous all over the world for their love of horses, and the queen has proved this with practical actions. She started riding at the age of 6. Over the years, she went to Epsom derby and Royal Ascot to watch the game.
In 1953, a horse named 'choir boy' won the Royal Hunt cup for the queen, the first victory in Elizabeth II's horse racing career. Over the past 30 years, the Queen's horse has won 16.1% of the horse races. Win an average of 9 games a year.
2016 was a 'bumper harvest' year for the Queen's horse racing. A horse called 'Carlton house' won a high prize of 770000 pounds (about 6.71 million yuan) for the queen. The previous record was in 1988, when the queen won a prize of 560000 pounds (about 4.88 million yuan) through horse racing.
"The royal family's love for horse racing has a long history, and the Queen's love for horse racing will continue." Horse racing professional Matthew & middot; Matthew Newman believes that the Queen's love for horses is higher than her desire to win the race. Looking at the Queen's expression when watching the race, we can see that 'horse racing is entirely out of interest'.