King Charles 'shocked and saddened' over soldier's 'unexplained' death at horse show he attended

King Charles III expressed shock and sadness following the death of a British soldier at the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Friday evening. The soldier, a member of the King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, died after a fall after their display. While the royal family was present at the arena, they were not immediately aware of the severity of the incident. Police are investigating the "unexplained but non-suspicious death" and are appealing for information. The horse show will continue on Saturday, but without another display by the King's Troop. The King met with members of the King's Troop on Saturday and will be in touch with the soldier's family.

A member of the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery has died following a fall from their horse at the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Friday evening. The soldier sustained serious injuries after exiting the arena around 7pm and, despite receiving immediate medical treatment, died at the scene. Thames Valley Police are investigating the death, which they consider unexplained but not suspicious. The Royal Windsor Horse Show will continue, but the King's Troop's display has been omitted. King Charles has expressed his shock and sadness, and the Ministry of Defence is working with authorities to understand the circumstances of the incident.