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(6 Apr 2004) 1. Wide shot equestrian show for Queen Elizabeth II at Ecole Nationale d''Equestre (National Equestrian School) 2. Queen and Prince Philip watching show 3. Three equestrians take off hats and put them on again 4. Queen and Prince Philip applauding, on left is French Sports Minister Jean-Francois Lamour, on right is Mrs Bernadette Chirac and British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw 5. Horses going round the ring in single file 6. Close up Queen watching 7. Straw talking to Mrs Chirac 8. Various of horse show 9. Queen and Prince Philip applauding 10. Women in uniform watching 11. Queen and Prince Philip leave at end of show 12. Exterior Rue Montorgueil, lined with well wishers 13. Man with British flag 14. Queen''s Bentley arrives 15. Various of Queen meeting and greeting people, accompanied by Paris mayor Bertrand Delanoe 16. Mid shot Queen is presented with special Easter egg 17. Close up painted egg 18. Queen is presented with bunch of flowers from nearby flower stall 19. Queen with Delanoe and Jean-Marie Lustiger, Archbishop of Paris, in Saint-Eustache church 20. Queen and others watching organ recital 21. Close up rear organist 22. Mid Queen and Prince Philip listening, recital finishes, applause pull out to wide 23. Queen greeting well wishers in church 24. Queen and others leaving church 25. Close up soldiers on horseback in honour guard 26. Wide shot honour guard, pan to Queen and Delanoe walking 27. Mid shot Queen and Delanoe walking 28. Queen signing visitors'' book in City Hall 29. Closer shot Queen signing book 30. Jack Straw lends pen to Delanoe (UPSOUND: Delanoe says in French "The minister''s pen works very well!") 31. Queen and Delanoe walking along hall and go down stairs (audio pipes) STORYLINE: Queen Elizabeth II was in Paris on Tuesday for the second day of her state visit to France to celebrate the centenary of the Entente Cordiale, signed between Britain and France in 1904. In the morning, she and Prince Philip went to the Ecole Nationale d''Equestre (National Equestrian School) where horsemen of the elite Cadre Noir dressage team performed intricate manouevre on horseback. Also watching the show were British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, President Jacques Chirac''s wife Bernadette, and French Sports Minister Jean-Francois Lamour. Later the Queen delighted crowds by going for a walkabout on the Rue Montorgueil, accompanied by Paris mayor Bertrand Delanoe. Well wishers called out ''Vive la Reine'' (''long live the Queen'') and some waved British flags. The Queen was presented with a special painted Easter egg by a chocolatier who had made it in her honour, and a huge bunch of flowers from a nearby flower stall. Later she visited the nearby church of Saint Eustache, where she met the Archbishop of Paris Jean-Marie Lustiger, and watched an organ recital. She then visited the City Hall. The Queen''s three day trip marks a century of cooperation between the two nations, and coincides with the centennial of the Entente Cordiale, a colonial-era agreement that ended centuries of warring and hostility between France and Britain and paved the way for cooperation during two World Wars. Queen Elizabeth, who speaks French, has made three other state visits to France and many other private or official trips here. When she and Prince Philip first travelled abroad together after their 1947 wedding, the destination was Paris. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...