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The Queen presented the trophy to the winner of the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.<\/p>\n
Camilla was at the Berkshire<\/a> racecourse on Saturday afternoon for one of the highlights of the British<\/a> flat racing calendar.<\/p>\n Dressed in white, she was seen laughing with racing manager John Warren and Sir Francis Brooke, the King\u2019s representative at Ascot.<\/p>\n French-trained Calandagan, ridden by Mickael Barzalona, won the King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes, beating Kalpana.<\/p>\n The Queen presented the trophy after the race.<\/p>\n Camilla\u2019s visit to Ascot comes just weeks after she joined the King at Royal Ascot<\/a>, where the couple were seen watching the action from the royal box.<\/p>\n During the five-day meeting, the King shared a warm exchange with Sarah, Duchess of York, in the parade ring, while his horse Purple Rainbow was beaten in the Sandringham Stakes.<\/p>\n