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‘It seemed fitting’: rocking horse of The late Queen’s beloved Emma created to mark her centenary
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‘It seemed fitting’: rocking horse of The late Queen’s beloved Emma created to mark her centenary
The craftspeople who made six rocking horses for The late Queen said it was only fitting to immortalise Her Majesty’s beloved pony Emma to mark what would have been her 100th birthday. Twins Marc and Tony Stevensons’ Stevenson Brothers created the replica of the Fell mare, who touched hearts worldwide as she stood by the Long Walk at Windsor Castle during her owner’s last journey, with the blessing of her son The King. The horse was introduced t…
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