Prince Charles presents Jubilee Medal to Regimental Pony

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The Prince of Wales has visited The Queen’s Dragoon Guards at Cardiff City Hall on the first day of his and the Duchess of Cornwall’s visit to Wales. Prince Charles has been Colonel-in-Chief of The Queen’s Dragoon Guards since 2003. His Royal Highness was invited to present the Platinum Jubilee Medal and Operation Newcombe Medal to the Regimental Mascot Welsh Mountain Pony Lance Corporal Jones. Report by Iain Jones.

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