This beautiful rocking horse was presented to the Late Queen Elizabeth II in celebration of  the Queen's 90th birthday on 21st April 2016 and was attended by The Late Duke of Edinburgh. 

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The presentation took place in the Queen’s Yard  in The Royal Mews at Windsor Castle.

 

This rocking horse is based on the real Hanoverian horse, Burmese, given to the late Queen  by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police which served her well over twenty years of Trooping the Colour.

 

The limited edition rocking horse in black oak features a secret bottom drawer inlaid with a maple leaf and a leaf shaped bottle of maple syrup. 

 

Queen Elizabeth II, on a separate occasion, then presented the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with their own version of this rocking horse. It was gifted to them in front of Windsor Castle, as pictured below, as a thank you for their gift of the real horse St John. The Queen declared that it be "for all the children of Canada" and is now housed  in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Museum in Ottawa.

 

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