Princes William and Harry take a break from their royal duties, but for a great cause

Hi CIRENCESTER, ENGLAND - JULY 15: Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry take part in The Jerudong Park Trophy at Cirencester Park Polo Club on July 15, 2017 in Cirencester, England. (Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage)

Prince William and Prince Harry had a bit of fun on Saturday, smiling and laughing as they played in a charity polo match in England.

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The royal brothers were competing for the Jerudong Park Trophy match at Cirencester Park Polo Club to raise funds for two of their charities — Centrepoint and Walking With the Wounded — as well as The Household Cavalry Operational Casualties Fund. This game was just one of many they have lined up for the summer. Throughout their years of playing in these matches, the princes have raised several million dollars for important causes.

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Prince Harry’s girlfriend Meghan Markle attended a match back in May, but she, unfortunately, wasn’t spotted cheering on her beau this time around. She would have been very proud, however, considering he took home the Most Valuable Player award!

The brothers’ love of horses runs in the royal family, it seems, as their aunt Princess Anne and cousin Zara Tindall have both competed in the Olympics in equestrian events. Prince Charles and Prince Philip are also big polo players.

Overall, Prince William and Prince Harry appeared to enjoy their break from their royal duties, which have been more frequent as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip have been scaling back their public appearances.

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