Queens and Kings and Princesses of the World

During her time as queen, Queen Elizabeth II was known for her devotion to life of service. The Queen has received many honours and awards from around the world.

The Queen has a wealth of assets and investments. Her cars are worth millions, including vintage Rolls Royce models, custom Bentleys and Land Rovers. According to Forbes, the Queen's wealth is estimated at $500 million in 2021. Her car collection is split between private wealth and royal firm, and includes vintage Rolls-Royce models, Jaguars and Land Rovers.

The Queen's horse collection started with Peggy, a Shetland pony. Her first pony was given to her by her grandfather, King George V. The Queen has owned more than 100 horses during her lifetime. The Queen is known for her passion for rare breeds of ponies, particularly Highland ponies and Cleveland Bays. In 2013, the Queen became the first reigning monarch to win the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot. Her racehorses have won ten million dollars since 1988, according to sports betting platform OLBG.

The Royal family has been in charge of the country for hundreds of years. All British monarchs have held this position since Henry VIII founded the Church of England in 1530s. The Queen is Head of the Church of England and is appointed archbishops on advice of the Prime Minister. The Queen represents the nation at times of celebration and sorrow. She lays a wreath at the Cenotaph monument in Whitehall on Remembrance Day.

The Queen has attended many important events during her time as monarch. For instance, she visited Canada to attend Expo 86 in Vancouver in 1983. She also attended the US Open tennis tournament at Flushing Meadows Park in 2006. Her birthday is celebrated in May every year with a garden party at Buckingham Palace. Each year, 8,000 guests attend the garden party. She also regularly visits Royal Ascot. In 1957, she had four winners at Ascot.

The Queen spends a lot of time traveling. She has been a frequent visitor to places throughout the United Kingdom and other countries, attending a variety of ceremonies, garden parties, and receptions. In addition to her official duties, the Queen has a busy program of engagements and representational duties. She has been involved in the annual programs of investitures and is involved with a number of charities.

The Queen has been a member of the British Royal Family for 70 years. She has a wealth of titles, including Duke of Normandy, the Head of the Commonwealth, Queen of Australia, Jamaica, New Zealand and Ireland.

The Queen is a constitutional monarch and is a figurehead for the UK during change. The Queen takes part in a variety of ceremonies, such as state funerals, as well as other ceremonies, and her job is to represent the UK at a time of celebration. She has spent a large portion of her time visiting different places, a practice that is considered very important to the United Kingdom.