Zara Tindall and her husband Mike share a loved

Zara Tindall was on top form today as she was joined by her husband Mike on the second day of the Cheltenham Racecourse April Meeting.

The pair looked cheerful as they arrived in Cheltenham for the event, which promises a fun-filled day of booze, music and racing. 

In one snap the couple, who have been married for almost 13 years, shared a sweet smile as they enjoyed each other's company while also speaking to others at the racecourse. 

Princess Anne's daughter, 42, put her best fashion foot forward and looked effortlessly elegant in a long khaki suede trench coat which she paired with a black top and slim leather onyx trousers.

The belted coat cinched in at the waist, highlighting Zara's sophisticated, slender figure. 

Zara and Mike Tindall were on top form today as they smiled for the cameras at Cheltenham Racecourse

The couple - who have been married for almost 13 years - shared a sweet, loved-up look 

Zara paired her ensemble with a black cross body handbag with gold detailing, tortoise shell sunglasses and a pair of Chelsea boots. 

The royal tucked her blonde tresses behind a navy blue headband, chose to pair her outfit with simple gold-drop earrings and opted for natural, glowy, makeup. 

Mike Tindall, 45, sported a chocolate brown blazer coat and a blue shirt which he paired with a purple patterned tie. He also opted to wear beige chinos and brown suede shoes for the event. 

The former England rugby star wanted to layer up in the cold weather and also donned a quarter-zip fleece underneath his ensemble. 

Zara and Mike share three children together - Mia, ten, and Lena, five, and son, Lucas, three. 

Zara, a keen a keen equestrian and Olympic medallist, recently competed herself at The Burnham Market International Horse Trials last week. 

She was seen mastering jumps as she took part in the final leg of the three-day occasion. 

The King's niece looked focused as she cleared a particularly tricky area in water, in a momentarily tense moment. 

Zara looked stunning in a khaki green trench coat paired with slim leather trousers and chelsea boots 

Zara and Mike looked in high spirits as they chatted and laughed with others on the course 

Zara's illustrious riding career includes a gold at the European Eventing Championships in 2005 and a silver at the World Equestrian Games in 2006.

A love and passion for horses stems deep in the royal family, with the late Queen Elizabeth and Princess Anne learning how to ride from a young age.   

Last month, the royal kicked off the Easter weekend with an equestrian competition, joining the cream of British eventers at the Thoresby Park International Eventing Spring Carnival in Newark.

The Princess Royal's daughter looked relaxed during the first international event of the British season, which is seen as a forerunner for Badminton Horse Trials in early May.

While Zara has been focusing on her sport, her brother Peter, who was said to be the late Queen’s favourite grandson, has recently split with his girlfriend Lindsay. 

He started dating the 43-year-old following his divorce from Autumn Kelly, 45, in 2021.

The pair have now gone their separate ways after the relationship 'ran its course', a source told the Sun.

Peter and Lindsay, an oil tycoon's daughter, are still amicable, with no one else believed to be involved.

Lindsay has been to various royal events with Peter, who is very close to his uncle, King Charles.

'They were friends before their relationship blossomed. But Peter and Lindsay have gone their separate ways as the relationship simply ran its course,' a source told the Sun.

A friend of the couple added to Hello! that Peter's work commitments means he's been travelling 'non-stop'.

Zara's brother Peter has split from his girlfriend Lindsay after the relationship 'ran its course'

'Peter and Lindsay made the difficult decision to separate as they were spending less time together with work and family commitments. 

'Peter's business commitments and work in F1 meant he has been away and travelling non stop,' the source said.

'It obviously came as a shock as most people thought they were absolutely rock solid, it's very sad. 

'Peter has been travelling all over the world and has been incredibly busy and Lindsay is based up in Scotland, so it's been hard for them to see each other.'

The late queen's grandson, who lives on his mother's Gatcombe Park estate, does not get money from the royal grant and works as head of partner acquisition for the rights agency CSM Sport & Entertainment and as an ambassador for ISPS Handa, as well as various other endorsement gigs.