Zara Phillips made the most of the early spring sunshine , spending this afternoon at an charity eventing meet in Cambridgeshire . After completing her heats , the 33-year-old royal spent the rest of the day relaxing with friends at the Whitehall Farm Event Complex , near Ely . Zara entered two of her horses into the trials , Hunua and High Kingdom - which she won a silver medal on in the 2012 Olympics . Zara Phillips riding Hunua earlier today at a horse trials near Ely in Cambridgeshire . Concentration was etched on the 33-year-old royal 's face as she cleared a jump . After a busy few hours competing in the dressage , show jumping and cross country heats , the professional equestrienne then changed into a windbreaker and dark blue baseball cap to relax with friends at the outdoor cafe . The two-day event was held to raise money for the Addenbrooke ’ s Charitable Trust , which supports Addenbrooke ’ s Hospital in Cambridge . Zara 's daughter Mia , one , who often accompanies her mother to horse shows , was absent from the day 's event , as was Zara 's husband Mike Tindall , 36 . On top of their high-profile work commitments , Mike and Zara have a lot on their hands at the moment renovating their new home . Zara was typically dressed down in jodhpurs , a blue windbreaker and a dark blue baseball cap . After competing , Zara relaxed with friends at the event . The couple , who married in 2011 , live on Princess Anne 's Gatcombe Estate with their young daughter Mia , born last year . But it was reported recently that they are set to revamp a Grade II listed farmhouse where Zara 's father , Captain Mark Phillips , had been living since his divorce from Anne in 1992 . Once a high-tech renovation has been carried out on Aston Farm , set in 600 acres on the Princess Royal ’ s estate , the young family will move in . Zara Phillips riding her Olympic horse High Kingdom . Zara chats to a friend at the charity horse riding event .
Zara Phillips spent the day at a horse trials near Ely , Cambridgeshire . She was on her way to visit friends in London when she saw an advert for a new show jumping course being built by the local council.