Queen Camilla has attended the final day of the Badminton Horse Trials, celebrating the 75th anniversary of the event. The horse trials, which were established in 1949, are one of seven five-star equestrian events in which horses and riders compete against each other in three phases: dressage, cross-country and show jumping. They were intended to prepare British riders for the Olympic Games. Report by Etemadil. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:00Richard McIntosh, Sarah Dawson and Pat Harris, and representing Light Source BP, Nick Boyle
00:14and Source Your Eyes.
00:33Rosie Latter, it's a very small team here at Badminton and they do everything.
00:37If you've run up about tickets it's very likely that you've spoken to one of this small, poor group
00:42and they are very, very good at their job.
00:51She has an unerring ability to be exactly where she's needed, maintaining her power, whatever the circumstances.
00:56She knows everything there is to know about badminton and in particular the details of the competition
01:00and she puts the competitors first.
01:02When appointed director she said, I want to do the job, I don't want glory.
01:06Well I'm afraid it's glory today Jane.
01:08Congratulations to William Clements, Bridget McIntosh, Sarah Dawson and Pat Harris
01:12and our principal supporters from Light Source BP, Nick Boyle and Source Your Eyes.