article_snippet: Zara, 33, has long been a fan of racing and is developing a reputation for training point-to-point racers in The Queen's granddaughter own right, having coached bay gelding Monbeg Dude to a seventh place finish in last year's Grand National.
article_snippet: Zara and Mike both looked happy to be at the racecourse and smiled as Zara and Mike both made Zara and Mike both way inside .
article_snippet: Ladies' Day saw Zara return to the races for a second time, although Zara chose to spend the day with friends rather than join Zara aunt, the Duchess of Cornwall, in Zara private box.
article_snippet: Sharing a joke: Later, Zara was spotted laughing happily with friends as Zara waited for the races to begin .
article_snippet: Taking it seriously: Zara is building up a reputation for point-to-point training and last year worked with bay gelding Monbeg Dude .
article_snippet: Not impressed: Zara looked less than impressed with the performance of one of the runners, at one point allowing Zara a grimace .
article_snippet: Zara and Zara friends look on as Zara and her friends watch the racing action on St. Patrick's Thursday .
article_snippet: Today, however, Zara, who lives close to the racecourse at Gatcomb Park,  was the only royal in the field and took centre stage while watching the racing with herself husband and a group of friends.
highlights_snippet: Yesterday saw Zara Tindall spend the day at the races without husband and in the company of a group of friends .
  