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Queen of the United Kingdom from 1952 to 2022

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Personal Interests and Hobbies

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This timeline explores Queen Elizabeth II's personal interests and hobbies outside of her royal duties.
Love for Dogs
Throughout her life
Elizabeth was known for her affection for dogs, particularly corgis, which she bred and kept as pets throughout her life.
Horse Breeding and Racing
Throughout her life
The queen had a long-standing interest in horse breeding and racing, owning several successful racehorses.
Photography
Throughout her life
Elizabeth was an avid photographer and enjoyed capturing moments from her travels and personal life.
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Main milestonesMain milestonesAccession and CoronationAccession and CoronationChallenges and ControversiesChallenges and ControversiesEarly Life and EducationEarly Life and EducationImpact on the CommonwealthImpact on the CommonwealthJubilees and CelebrationsJubilees and CelebrationsLater Life and DeathLater Life and DeathMarriage and FamilyMarriage and FamilyModernization of the MonarchyModernization of the MonarchyReign and Major State VisitsReign and Major State Visits