The Trooping of the Colour, which has its roots in the ceremony used for guard mounting from Horse Guards Parade, London in the eighteenth century, was first performed on a Sovereign's birthday for King George III.
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Prior to 1986 Her Majesty took the parade on horseback, riding sidesaddle, dressed in the uniform of the trooping regiment. Since that date she has attended, drawn in the Ivory Phaeton, and taken the Salute from the Royal Dais.
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These elegantly sculpted figures recreate the pageantry and precision of the Trooping of the Colour, which is rooted in the ceremony used for guard mounting from Horse Guards Parade, first performed on a Sovereign's birthday for King George III in London in the 1700s.
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HM The Queen Presenting The Standard to the Welsh Guards. This set includes figures depicting Her Majesty and two members of the Guard.
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Grenadier Guards Marching. The Trooping of the Colour, which has its roots in the ceremony used for guard mounting from Horse Guards Parade, London in the eighteenth century, was first performed on a Sovereign's birthday for King George III.
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