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It's Queen Bryony in the King George as Frost ends our horrid year in happiness
Bryony Frost is understandably emotional after winning the King George on FrodonCredit: Edward Whitaker
The worst possible year has ended in the best possible way.
There has been misery aplenty these last 12 months, but so much of the joy and sparkle that has been absent from our lives was saved up and stored for the most magical moment in which Bryony Frost and Frodon galloped past Kempton's winning post, two blessed saviours, one incredible union.
This was the King George won by Queen Bryony.
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