Zara Tindall talks Olympics and royal family's horse racing legacy ahead of Magic Millions 2025

Zara Tindall has revealed that she would love to compete in another Olympic Games.The King's niece, who won a silver medal at London 2012 in the team equestrian event, has not ruled out Brisbane 2032.However, she recognises that there are many variables, including having a good horse who is injury-free and staying consistently at the top.READ MORE: Five things this personal shopper needs you to do before buying a single piece of clothing in 2025"I'd love to run another Olympics," she said. "But I'm very lucky even if I don't – I got to ride at my home Olympics."Zara, 43, and her husband, Mike Tindall, 46, arrived in Australia this week for the annual ten-day Magic Millions horse racing event on the Gold Coast.The couple were pictured warmly embracing the Duchess of Sussex's friend, Delfina Blaquier, who is also an ambassador of the event, as well as her husband, Argentinian polo player Nacho Figueras, a good friend of Prince Harry. For a daily dose of 9honey, subscribe to our newsletter here.Zara has been patron of Magic Millions since 2012 and will next week show off her skills on the polo field while her husband provides his brand of "insightful and humorous commentary" from the sidelines.Mike is seemingly more excited about the new "twilight meeting" which will this year include karaoke."You won't be able to get the mic off him," his wife told The Australian Financial Review Magazine.READ MORE: 'I think I met someone': The conversation that made me realise making friends as a mum is just like datingMike agreed: "The go-tos are Boom! Shake the Room by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince," he said. "Then there's Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice. But I think, you know, it's time for Bon Jovi."His suggestion that they do a duet – Shallow by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper – was swiftly rebuffed.Zara inherited her love of racing from her mother, the Princess Royal, and her grandmother, Elizabeth II, with whom she and Mike often watched the racing on television.READ MORE: Prince George's life is set to change dramatically from this year. Here's why."Racing was a big part of her life and she absolutely loved the breeding side of it as well," she said of the late Queen."She had a big book of names that she had registered and when a foal was born, she'd go through all the names and pick one out, which gave her hours of delight."With my mum and my grandmother, the equestrian side is a huge sort of connection between us. It was a special passion that they passed down." READ MORE: Why Kath & Kim star Gina Riley disappeared at the height of her fameMagic Millions is a thoroughbred auction house that has become best known for its ten-day carnival and race day in early January which coincides with its flagship yearling sale."I have a big passion for racing, and being involved and getting more women involved in the racing industry was a great initiative for me to get behind," Zara said."It's an amazing success story, an initiative which has brought a light to women in racing, but also ownership in racing."Along with the love of the horse and being able to watch the horse grow and go to the races, there's all those other things that ladies like – the fashion, the connection with your friends, going out and meeting other people."© Telegraph Media Group Limited 2024FOLLOW US ON WHATSAPP HERE: Stay across all the latest in celebrity, lifestyle and opinion via our WhatsApp channel. No comments, no algorithm and nobody can see your private details.