The Royal Cavalry, Oman, staged a number of performances during celebrations in London marking the anniversary of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth. The Royal Cavalry’s performances began with the entry of a carriage named Victoria to the celebration square pulled by two Arabian horses and boarded by a man and a woman holding a frankincense burner whose exotic fragrance filled the place. This was followed by the music bands of the Royal Cavalry and the Royal Guard of Oman. The Omani mounted bagpipers played various folkloric and international tunes which were appreciated by the public.
