( CNN ) What does one buy a woman who 's worth an estimated $ 500 million and reportedly owns a sixth of the planet 's land surface ? Tip -- make it something equine related . Given her well-known love of horses , it 's perhaps fitting -- some might say unimaginative -- that the majority of gifts presented to Queen Elizabeth II from world leaders last year revolved her favorite four-legged animals . Dog lovers look away now -- Her Majesty 's iconic pet corgis did n't even get a look in . Included in the 2014 list of gifts was a mounted sculpture of a white horse from France 's President Francois Hollande ; a bronze sculpture of a horse 's head from the Emir of Qatar ; and another bronze statuette of the famous Irish thoroughbred , Arkle from the President of Ireland , Michael Higgins , along with a book of the same name . A dressage crop from the governor general of Canada , David Johnston , and a boot scraper from Felsted School in the east of England can also be put to good use at Her Majesty 's stud farm on the royal Sandringham Estate . Among the more peculiar gifts given to the Queen was a miniature seven-inch throne from the `` Game of Thrones '' TV series , during a visit to Northern Ireland in June . However , it 's far from the most outlandish present bestowed upon the monarch . During her 62-year-long reign , the Queen has received a jaguar from Brazil , two giant turtles from the Seychelles , an elephant from Cameroon , and several horses -- most notably a beloved black mare called `` Burmese '' from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police . Indeed , the Queen rode `` Burmese '' at the traditional Trooping the Color parade for 18 consecutive years , and in 2005 unveiled a bronze statue of herself atop the horse outside the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Canada . But what happens to the many gifts Her Majesty receives throughout the year that are n't to her taste ? Live animals are donated to London Zoo , perishable items such as food and flowers are given to local hospices , and all other presents which do n't go on display in the royal residencies are stored at the Royal Archive at Windsor Castle , a Clarence House spokesperson told CNN . Some items are even loaned to galleries , such as a Maori canoe given by the New Zealand government which is now on display at the British Museum . When it comes to royal presents , the Queen 's great-grandson Prince George recorded the largest haul in 2014 . During a tour of Australia and New Zealand with his parents , the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge , the toddler received a surfboard , skateboard , possum skin cloak , and more soft toys than other children would get in a lifetime of Christmases . Fittingly , the previous year Prince George also received a teddy wearing the same silk jacket as those worn by the Queen 's jockeys , from promotional group Great British Racing . Will the young prince also inherit a love of horse racing passed down through the centuries ? Indeed , legend has it Queen Victoria became so excited while watching a race at Ascot one time , that she broke the window of the Royal Box in a rush to see the finish . Queen Elizabeth II was more contained than her great great grandmother -- though still visibly delighted -- when her own horse `` Estimate '' won Britain 's prestigious Gold Cup race in 2013 . So what would one buy for the horse racing-mad monarch , that has n't been bought before ? `` The ultimate gift would be a 'nomination ' to Galileo or Frankel , the two most expensive stallions in the world , '' said Nick Attenborough from Great British Racing , of the chance to mate a mare with some of the most prized stallions on the planet . `` A mare mating with Frankel , including a live foal guarantee , would cost someone £125,000 ( $ 187,000 ) . '' At that price , it 's a gift fit for a Queen . Feature : Queen 's horseman tames ... zebra ? Culture : Driftwood transformed into equine art .
List of gifts received by royal family in 2014 released . Queen given mostly 'horsey ' presents from world leaders . Comment: Prince George takes home surfboard , possum skin cloak from Antipodean trip .