«Breaking News» Mia Tindall joins Zara and sister Lena at the horse trials on Gloucestershire

Zara Tindall's new baby daughter was seen in public for the first time as she joined her family at a horse trials today.

Three-month-old Lena Elizabeth, who was born June 18, remained tucked up in a blue babygrow as her mother competed at The Whately Manor International Horse Trials at Gatcombe Park, Gloucestershire.

Lena, the youngest daughter of Zara and husband Mike Tindall, was carried around the grounds by close family friend Dolly Maude, who was a maid of honour at the couple's wedding. 

Close at hand was her doting grandmother Princess Anne, 68, and her playful big sister Mia, four, who was spotted amusing herself on the grass.

Family time: Zara Tindall's baby Lena is held today by her friend Dolly Maude, a maid of honour at her wedding, as the royal competed in the The Whately Manor International Horse Trials

Playtime! Mia Tindall, four, joined her mother at the Whately Manor International Horse Trials in Gloucestershire today. She was seen enjoying herself as her mother competed

Back on the horse: Zara prepares to take part in an event at the Gloucestershire horse trials

Ready to ride! Zara Tindall charges around the course as she competes at Gatcombe Park 

Granny knows best: Mia is given a helping hand by Princess Anne as she walks her dog 

Former Olympian Zara, 37, looked delighted to be at the event with both of her daughters and beamed as she climbed on her horse.

She was supported by her mother, Mrs Maude and a gaggle of other friends and grooms, who all kept an eye on her children as she competed. 

Mischievous Mia appeared in excellent spirits and wiled away the time playing on the grass. 

At one point she picked up a horse crop and charged across the field, as if pretending it was a javelin.

Proud big sister: Mia Tindall, four, strolled behind grandmother Princess Anne while family friend Dolly Maude carried three-month-old Lena in a front baby carrier

Sleeping beauty: Baby Lena snoozed as she was carried around the site by her mother's friend

She was also seen playfully draping a towel across her head, much to the delight of the woman watching her. 

After all the fun it was time for a break and Mia plopped herself on the grass where she was seen absent-mindedly chewing on the arm of her trendy sunglasses. 

Mia was dressed in a white dress and grey hooded jumper, with a pair of grey ankle boots proving a practical choice for her day of activities. 

Taking time out: After playing Mia sat down and absent-mindendly chewed her sunglasses

Bursting with energy: The young royal beamed as she picked up a horse crop and charged across the field, as if pretending it was a javelin, pictured, at the horse trials today

Hide and seek? Mia made her minder chuckle as she draped a towel across her head

Ready to go! Mia did not appear to want her hair straightened out after playing, pictured

What's over there? Mia checked out the competition at the Whately Manor horse trials today 

A blue padded gillet with fluorescent pink piping was layered on top as the autimn chill set in. 

Today also marked the first public outing for her little sister Lena, who was born in June. 

Lena was pictured being held by Mrs Tindall's friend Dolly Maude, a maid of honour   at her wedding, as the royal competed in horse trials in Gloucestershire. 

It came as Mrs Tindall today spoke of the heartbreak of suffering two miscarriages with her husband Mike, in an emotional and revealing interview.

Helping hand: Princess Anne keeps a tight hold on the lead as granddaughter Mia Tindall leads her pit bull terrier out into the grounds of the horse trials at Gatcombe Park, Gloucestershire 

Mia looked confident as she clutched onto the lead and led her grandmother's dog out for a walk

The former Olympian discussed the impact both deaths had on the couple - in her first televised interview about their double loss.

Speaking about the miscarriages, she told BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent: 'I think that's the hardest thing in our situation, is that everyone knew.

'And very much when things like that happen, normally it's just your family and friends, but unfortunately everyone knew about it.

'Actually I had so many letters saying 'I'm so sorry, we've been through the same thing', which was incredible - and thank you to all those people.

Mia Tindall was later seen hopping into the car with her grandmother Princess Anne, 68, while a curious pit bull terrier stuck its head out of the back window

Four-year-old Mia is seen sitting in the car with grandmother Princess Anne as she takes a rest from an action-packed day at the horse trials in Gloucestershire

'But it just showed how often it does happen and I have a very supportive family, Mike's incredible – and it's hard for the guys too.

She continued: 'It's very different for us because we're carrying the child, but for guys I guess it's kind of that helpless feeling, which must be incredibly high and horrible for them. At the end of the day they've still lost a child too.'

The equestrian champion, who won BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 2006, first revealed to a newspaper in July how she had suffered two miscarriages before having her second child. 

Growing family: Mia with parents Mike and Zara Tindall at an Oxfordshire festival in August 2016. The couple welcomed a second daughter, Lena, in June this year

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