Zara Tindall launches her own website with NO mention of royal connections

Zara Tindall has launched her own website to celebrate her sporting success, but the glossy new site makes no mention of her royal connection.

The website was created by Equimi after Zara became a brand ambassador for the company, which designs online pages for equestrians. 

The Queen’s granddaughter, 41, who lives on her mother’s Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire,  is an accomposhlished equestrian and Olympian, with the website noting her many accolades.

However, there is little mention of her family life, and no indication that her mother is the Princess Royal.

It also fails to include her third son Lucas, one, and doesn’t list her daughters Mia, eight, and Lena, three, by name.  

The Queen’s granddaughter, 41, who lives on her mother’s Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire, is an accomposhlished equestrian and Olympian, with the website noting her many accolades.

The page is also bannered by a Rolex advert, and lists and links to her many sponsors, including Landrover and Equine America.

Her bio reads: ‘Following the birth of her first child in January 2014, Zara was competing at the highest level once again just seven months later, going on to win a team silver medal at the 2014 World Equestrian Games in Normandy. 

‘In April 2017 she finished third on High Kingdom at the Rolex Kentucky Three Day Event before going on to have her second child in Spring 2018. 

‘Since then Zara has been back competing regularly at National and International events. 

The page is also bannered by a Rolex advert, and lists and links to her many sponsors, including Landrover and Equine America.

Zara is seen last night with brother Peter, 44, who looked sharp in a classic tuxedo as he posed with his sister outside the Natural History Museum

Zara, who is married to former England Rugby National Mike Tindall, 43, also lists all eight of her current and former horses on the page, as well as a link to her results and a ‘news’ page with updates about her career.

Despite being the Queen’s eldest granddaughter, Zara doesn’t hold a HRH title and isn’t a working royal.   

Her deal with Equimi is the latest in a long line of sponsorships and brand collaborations for Zara, who is able to use her unique position of being a part of the royal family but not having a title to maximum advantage.

The mother-of-three is also a brand ambassador for Rolex and Musto, and has her own jewellery range with Australian brand Cajella, and experts have estimated they could be worth a combined £1.1m or more a year.

 Through their work, Zara and Mike have managed to enjoy a ‘normal’ life – at least within royal circles – and live with their daughters in relative privacy, but still reap the benefits of lucrative contacts that they have secured, at least in part, thanks to their positions within the royal family. 

The Tindalls lso dedicate a significant amount of time to charitable causes and have phonebooks dotted with celebrity names.

It comes as Zara joined her brother Peter Phillips and a host of celebrities as they stepped out for a swanky charity ball last night.

The Queen’s grandchildren appeared in high spirits as they joined a slew of A-listers as they attended the annual Tusk Ball 2022 at the Natural History Museum in central London. 

The annual event aims to raise the vital funds for the conservation organisation, which works with partners to preserve critical habitats, protect endangered species, combat the illegal wildlife trade across Africa. 

The royals were joined at the event by Dragons’ Den star Deborah Meaden, television presenter Rachel Riley and partner Pasha Kovalev, plus Tusk chief executive Charles Mayhew. 

Zara has often spoken of how grateful she is to Anne and her father Captain Mark Phillips, for choosing not to give her or brother Peter royal titles – and the expectation, responsibility and scrutiny they bring. 

‘I’m very lucky that both my parents decided to not use the title we grew up with and did all the things that gave us the opportunity to do,’ she has said previously. ‘We were able to be more adventurous than say, [Prince] William.’