Mike and Zara Tindall dress up for New Year’s Day fun at the Cheltenham races with three children

Arriving at the racecourse, the former Olympian dazzled in a double-breasted light brown and beige tweed L’agence wool coat that featured flashes of green and orange throughout the pattern. 

She added a chocolate brown polar neck dress underneath the coat that was held together at her waist by a belt in the same design as the rest of the outer layer. 

Finishing off the outfit, she wore a bespoke teal velvet Camilla Rose Millinery headband, a pair of brown leather Fairfax & Favor high-heeled boots and some leather gloves. Pinned to one of her lapels was a Jockey Club name tag that bore her moniker. 

Zara and Mike’s youngest child, Louis, appeared to be having a great time as he looked out over the course from the transparent balcony and swung from the railings while his sisters cheered on the competitors. 

He was dressed in a dark green shirt and some black trousers for the occasion, and wore brown lace-up boots on his feet. 

Joining her cousins, Savannah, 15, smiled, revealing a new set of braces as she enjoyed the horse racing below her from the balcony. 

She is the older daughter of Peter and Autumn Phillips and the oldest granddaughter of Princess Anne. 

Captured having a little word with her youngest child, Zara was photographed sternly chatting with Louis during his escapades on the balcony, who met his mother’s words with a sullen look as he clung on to the glass panelling, next to his sister Lena. 

Another of Anne’s grandchildren and the younger daughter of Peter and Autumn, Isla, 13, joined her cousins and sister on the balcony for the family fun day out. 

She wore a navy and grey checkered scarf over the top of a long black coat and accessorised with a gold necklace and earrings to match.

Ringing in the new year together, Isla chatted with her younger cousin Mia on the balcony, and the pair were spotted giggling as they took in some of the racing. 

Mia was dressed in the same navy flowing ensemble she wore to the races last year, which featured a design of tiny white ribbons tied in bows. She let her long hair hang loose and wore a simple gold chain around her neck. 

As the sun shone over the racecourse, most of the family went and stood on an unsheltered balcony and appeared on edge as they watched the action below. 

Standing next to her sister and cousin, Mia, Savannah whipped out her iPhone and was busy documenting the day, snapping at something in the distance. 

Mike stopped for a chat with his daughter, Mia, and his niece, Isla, while the racing was happening beneath them. 

He wrapped up for the cold in a structured woollen coat.