Prince Harry in New York
Prince Harry finishes his whirlwind 36-hour New York trip tonight. VIEW OUR GALLERY of photos from the sporty, charitable trip that Robert Lacey says shows he's his mother's son.
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Prince Harry competes in the Veuve Clicquot Manhattan Polo Classic on Governors Island.
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Designer Marc Jacobs and pop queen Madonna with her son David are three of the high-profile spectators at the polo match.
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Prince Harry played for the Sentebale team in the scenic game against the Black Watch team.
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A spectator watches the polo match from afar, champagne in hand.
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Polo players trot with Prince Harry on the Governors Island field.
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Harry playfully spits champagne at heartthrob polo player Nacho Figueras, after the game.
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Kate Hudson arrives to watch Prince Harry's polo match.
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Designer Marc Jacobs and partner Lorenzo Martone schmooze with polo match attendees.
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Actress Chloe Sevigny arrives at Prince Harry's polo match in a pair of scalloped shorts by Chloe.
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A rosy-cheeked Harry addresses the crowd at the polo match, where proceeds will benefit American Friends of Sentebale, a charity that supports children in Lesotho, Africa.
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Prince Harry spends time with a 15-year-old student during a tour of the Harlem Children's Zone on May 30, 2009 in the Harlem neighborhood of New York City.
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The prince runs a children's obstacle course at the Harlem Children's Zone. Hopefully his dress shoes didn't squeak.
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A throng of onlookers snap pictures of Prince Harry after his tour of New York's Veterans Administration Harbor Healthcare System.
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Visiting ground zero, Harry takes a moment to fulfill a 4-year-old girl's Prince Charming fantasy.
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The prince poses with a group of NYC firemen during his visit to ground zero.
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After laying a wreath to honor 9/11's British victims, Harry bowed his head for a moment of prayer.
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Harry does his best impression of a day laborer at the naming ceremony for New York's British Gardens.
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His highness addresses the crowd at the christening of the British Garden at Hanover Square.
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U.S. Army Sgt. Paul Yarbrough demonstrates the dexterity of his prosthetic hand during Harry's tour of New York's VA hospital.
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