Princess Anne is home from hospital and expected to make a full recovery after the horse-related incident left her with a concussion.

Princess Anne’s accident is said to have left her “worried” daughter Zara Tindall “shaken to the core” following many years of worrying about her mother. The 73-year-old was taken to hospital after being struck by a horse while walking at the Gloucestershire estate last week.

The Princess Royal’s husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, has since praised medical staff who looked after her at Southmead Hospital for their care, and has confirmed that she’s “recovering slowly”. This, however, hasn’t stopped Zara, 43, from worrying about her mum, a source claims.

“This is exactly what Zara’s been worried about happening for years now, but her mum hasn’t had a chance to slow down with everyone else falling apart,” the source told Woman’s Day magazine. “It’s really shaken Zara to the core and she’s desperately hoping this memory is temporary.

“This has been a huge wake-up call for everyone in the family and they’re rightfully distressed.” Zara was seen visiting her mother in hospital shortly after the incident became public news.

It’s understood that the sister of King Charles will now rest at home and follow standard concussion protocols. She is expected to return to public duties when doctors advise that it’s safe to do so.

Princess Anne’s incident happened before King Charles hosted The Emperor and Empress of Japan at Buckingham Palace as part of a three-day state visit.

According to The Sunday Times Royal Editor Roya Nikkhah, the equestrian would “loathe” being the centre of attention over health woes.