Prince Harry may be unable to attend the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations after being booked to play polo tournament

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Prince Harry may be unable to attend the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations after he has been booked to play a polo tournament at around the same time, according to reports.

Harry was playing at a polo match in the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club last week and now it has been announced that he plans to play on with his Los Padres teammates until mid-June.

The schedule currently appears to clash with much of the Jubilee celebrations, according to the Express.The Duke of Sussex played at the annual Harry East Memorial Tournament in Montecito, where he now lives with wife Meghan Markle and their family.According to information, Prince Harry will get together in Santa Barbara with Nacho Figueras, Juan Guerrero and Keko Magrini for the whole 12 goal polo season.The Cheval-Athletics USPA Intra-Circuit starts on the same weekend as the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee begins so it looks like it will be difficult for Harry to join his family on the balcony at Buckingham Palace.Royal Blogger Gert's Royals wrote on Twitter: “The Cheval Athletics USPA Intra-Circuit starts the same weekend as the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Events, so I guess the Sussexes have made up their mind about attending that.”The Queen’s birthday parade Trooping The Colour has more than 1,400 parading soldiers, 200 horses and 400 musicians in attendance and will begin at Buckingham Palace moving towards The Mall and Horse Guard's Parade, where Royal Family will join on horseback and in carriages.An RAF fly-past also takes place as the Queen and members of the Royal Family watch from the balcony at the Palace.It will take place on June 2, one day before Harry’s last polo leg begins in Montecito.