It’s truly heartbreaking to hear about the passing of Captain Ian Farquhar, especially considering the strong personal connections he had with the royal family. His legacy as a skilled horseman and hunter, along with his long-standing service as Master of the Beaufort Hunt, will surely be remembered. His impact on those who knew him, especially within the hunting community, is clear from the heartfelt tributes. It’s a challenging time for King Charles, already dealing with his own health struggles. The loss of such a close friend must be incredibly difficult.
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