K&Q Equestrian Champs Scrolls

I fully admit that Champions' scrolls are not my favorite ones to do.  They don't follow anything like period models and it's harder than usual to fit round pegs into square holes.  Still, I think these came out OK:

Lucan, King of the East, Prince of Tir Mara, to his archbishops, bishops, earls, barons, justices, sheriffs, officers and all loyal subjects throughout the Kingdom, greetings. Know that I have granted, and by this charter confirm, to Doucette de Verdun the status, dignity, renown and estate of King’s Equestrian Champion, to have, hold and exercise for the period of one year all of the endowments, rights, duties and services attendant thereon. It is my will and firm command that the aforesaid Doucette shall have and hold the aforesaid rights and duties properly, peacefully, freely, quietly, honorably, fully, and wholly, as in the time of King Edward my grandfather. In perpetual memorial of this our Royal Will made manifest, We have reinforced this charter with our signature and seal and caused it to be read and witnessed by qualified persons.   Enacted at the Shire of Glenn Linn, upon the feast of Saint Swithun, being 2 July in the 46th year of the Society. 

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Jana, Queen of the East, Princess of Tir Mara, to our archbishops, bishops, earls, barons, justices, sheriffs, officers and all loyal subjects throughout the Kingdom, greetings. Let both future and present know that Geoffrey FitzGalen has upon this date proven surpassingly skilled in all matters equestrian and, on account of the aforesaid proofs, as witnessed by our own eyes and by an assemblage of good and noble persons of the realm, we do now grant, endow and confirm the above-named as Queen’s Equestrian Champion for the period of one year, with all of the endowments, rights, duties and services attendant thereon. And so that this authority of our confirmation remains firm and stable, we, confirming, as seen below, have ordered that this charter thereafter be marked by the impression of our signature.  Enacted at the Shire of Glenn Linn, upon the feast of Saint Swithun, being 2 July in the 46th year of the Society.