Queen's Horses at Royal Mews Buckingham Palace Past and Present
The Queen's horses and carriages at Buckingham Palace's Royal Mews trace to 1762 when George I acquired the residence and introduced the gold State Coach. Windsor Greys, the Rays Coachmen, and grooms wear varied liveries for state and daily use. Visitors can see harnesses, trappings, and royal sleighs, with modern motorized vehicles now part of the fleet.