Zara Tindall steps out in £670 dress ahead of Princess Kate's appearance

British Champion Conditional Jockey, Patrick Wadge, was the recipient of the inaugural Caledonian Spirit Award.

Wadge received his award from Zara at the Caledonian Racing Society’s gala dinner.

The award, which will now be presented annually, recognises a young up-and-coming personality in the sport who captures the "true spirit of racing".

Wadge said: “It was a great honour and a privilege to pick up such a prestigious award.

"I didn’t have the easiest of starts in the sport so I suppose it is recognition of what determination and persistence can do to get me to where I am today.”

For the occasion, Zara wore a gorgeous £670 dress from Rebecca Vallance.

The "acid bloom midi dress" features balloon black sleeves, with a pink and blue floral print.

Zara's outing came just one day before the Princess of Wales, 42, stepped out at the Royal Albert Hall for the Festival of Remembrance.

Kate wore a brand new Alexander McQueen coat dress on Saturday evening.

She also carried a Chanel clutch bag for the occasion and donned a £268 necklace from Monica Vinader.

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On Sunday, the Princess of Wales attended the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph.

On this occasion, Kate chose to wear a Catherine Walker coat dress. She accessorised with Queen Elizabeth II’s Bahrain Pearl Drop Earrings, as well as a new hat from Juliette Millinery.

Finally, the royal carried a suede clutch bag from Mulberry.

Kate was first pictured with this accessory on Remembrance Sunday in 2013, just months after giving birth to Prince George, now 11.