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Even on the morning of her coronation, it was horse-racing that Her Majesty was thinking of

Queen Elizabeth II and John Warren cheer on her horse Estimate to win the Gold Cup at Royal in 2013. Her Majesty wept for joy when the filly won. Credit: Mark Cuthbert / Contributor
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