Zara Tindall says riding for her country is the 'absolute dream'
June 11, 2020 - 06:11 BST Diane Shipley Zara Tindall talked about representing Britain at the Olympics and her hope to do so again in a new interview. Speaking to Horse & Hound magazine for a special royal issue, she shared that she enjoyed the pressure of competing. The Queen's granddaughter said:"I love riding for my country; those have been the best experiences of my career. To get your horse to that level is what it's all about and what we all strive for.
While Tokyo 2020 has been postponed, Zara would like to believe that she and her beloved horse Class Affair might still be able to be part of the team for the rescheduled event. Zara was also unable to compete at Badminton this year, as it was cancelled because of the pandemic, and she revealed that she struggled a little with not having something to aim for."Having horses like Class Affair and Watkins to aim at Badminton was exciting and gave everything a focus," she said.
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