Sunday 18 September 2022 05:32 AM The Queen: Nephew of King Charles' polo coach Hayden Burbank has Morris Jones ... trends now
A bar owner who was jailed for sneaking through the West Australian border at the height of the Covid pandemic is related to King Charles III's polo instructor.
Border-breacher Hayden Burbank, 50, is the nephew of Sinclair Hill, considered one of Australia's best-ever polo players and was inducted into the Australian Polo Hall of Fame in 2013.
Mr Hill started out coaching King Charles at Windsor Castle in what would become his much beloved sport and the pair quickly became friends.
King Charles visited Mr Hill at his Moree, northern NSW, property in 1981 and invited him and his wife Wendy Hill to his wedding to Princess Diana's later that year.
Diana's former Earl's Court flatmate, Anne Boulton, whom she lived with when she became engaged to then-Prince Charles, went on to marry Mr Hill's son Noel.
Noel and Anne would later own Tooloombilla Station in outback Queensland where Prince Harry worked for three months as a jackaroo during his gap year in Australia in 2003.
Hayden Burbank (right), 50, owns trendy Windsor, Melbourne restaurant and bar Morris Jones
Mr Burbank's uncle Sinclair Hill taught King Charles to play polo (pictured: Charles rests after playing Polo for 'Les Daibles Bleus' on June 1, 1983 at Guards Polo Club, Smiths Lawn in Windsor, Berkshire)
Princess Diana's (right) former flat-mate Anne Bolton (centre) went on to marry Mr Hill's son Noel
Mr Burbank, whose mother is the sister of Wendy Hill, owns trendy restaurant and bar Morris Jones in Windsor, Melbourne.
In addition to continuing his family's love of polo, Mr Burbank is also a diehard AFL fan and it was this passion that landed him in hot water in September 2021.
He and financial planner mate Mark Babbage, 40, forged bogus documents and illegally snuck into WA, which at that point was under
