Mike Tindall wears eye-watering £849 coat as he and Zara Tindall represent royals at Cheltenham

For her outfit, Mrs Tindall, 44, donned the "Felt Leaf Cocktail Hat" from Juliette Botterill, which retails for £695. The item features "sculpted, cut felt leaves, beautifully arranged and paired with a curled ostrich quill for a refined and elegant finish."

She paired this with the "Napier" wool jacket from The Fold, which originally cost £435 but now retails for £260.

The mother-of-three additionally carried her £695 Aspinal of London handbag, accessorised with her £380 Monc Tampere sunglasses, and sported a pair of £125 "Peacock Baroque Pearls" from the Giverny collection at Hector Lion Jewellery.

Meanwhile, Mr Tindall wore "The Cheltenham Coat" from Holland Cooper, which sells for an eye-wateringly priced £849.

Its description reads: "Hand crafted in the UK using the finest wools and meticulously tailored for a crisp, clean appearance, The Cheltenham Coat is the epitome of effortless style.

"This single-breasted mid-length coat is framed by slightly padded shoulders for a sharp silhouette, featuring classic notch lapels and horn style button fastenings."

GB News understands that Holland Cooper is the official luxury fashion partner of The Jockey Club.

The Tindalls have a strong connection to the Cheltenham Festival; in 2019, Mrs Tindall was appointed by The Jockey Club to the Cheltenham Racecourse committee.

A highly accomplished equestrian and Olympic silver medalist, the mother-of-three is hugely passionate about horses.

Mr Tindall told The Mail in 2025: "I think for Zara and me, it's always been special.

"Zara's love for the horses, in general, is massive. Her past as well as her current role at Cheltenham, combined with myself having a horse that ran there, makes it special."

He added: "I think it's a week that everyone who lives in the Cotswolds looks forward to.

"Then, at the end of the week, you can definitely wait another year for it to come back around! It really tests your body and soul, but it's a great week."

Last year, the National Hunt Chase paid tribute to Princess Anne, who also competed in the Olympics in 1976.

As a dedicated equestrian and advocate for horse welfare, the Princess Royal has played a major role in the industry.

Mr Tindall said at the time: "It will mean a lot to Princess Anne. Both Princess Anne and Zara just love horses so much.

"It's not just the racing side of things, it's everything about horses. Zara's obviously a global ambassador for Magic Millions, which now looks at show jumping, polo, all sides of it. It also looks at the welfare of horses, the retraining of retired horses.

"Princess Anne and Zara are just so passionate about it. They care about the life of the horses.

"It's not just their racing period or racing time. They look at everything that goes on afterwards and how to make sure a horse has a good life afterwards. It's just a passion in both Zara and Princess Anne's blood."