article_snippet: The Duke of Edinburgh is even credited with developing the sport - and an early carriage driving rule book was drafted under The Duke of Edinburgh supervision.
article_snippet: The Duke of Edinburgh began driving ponies, before progressing to Cleveland Bay horses.
article_snippet: By 1973 The Duke of Edinburgh felt that The Duke of Edinburgh was suitably proficient to take up the sport competitively and The Duke of Edinburgh still enters carriage driving competitions today having achieved several wins in regional competitions.
article_snippet: In The Duke of Edinburgh book ‘30 years on and off the box seat’
article_snippet: The Duke of Edinburgh Edinburgh describes the appeal of the sport: 
article_snippet: The Duke of Edinburgh competing in the World 3 Day Carraige Driving Championships at Windsor Great Park in 1980 .
article_snippet: Prince Philip and Prince Edward ride a horse drawn carriage. 
article_snippet: Prince Philip and Prince Edward is even credited with developing the sport - and an early carriage driving rule book was drafted under Prince Philip and Prince Edward supervision .
article_snippet: The Duke of Edinburgh competing in the World 3 Day Carraige Driving Championships at Windsor Great Park in 1980 cannot bear anyone making a fuss.'
highlights_snippet: Prince Philip is avid carriage driver - taking up the sport in 1971 after giving up polo .