Britain grabbed silver in the equestrian three-day eventing team competition on Tuesday, making Zara Phillips the first member of the British royal family to win an Olympic medal. Her mother Princess Anne, who was in the crowds watching, competed in the 1976 Games in equestrian eventing but came away…
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