Get OFF the Reins! She Comes Back Three Times!

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[@jbwk2610]

Being a horserider myself the more I watch your videos the more I want to paint a box around the guards and horses, so the photos are taken at a distance! The tour guides that escort these tourist should be educated in what not to do when near the horses too.

[@haydenbretton2990]

Great idea, alas, the guards men like to the visitors being photographed with the horse and guards man, but 99'9% have no idea how to approached a horse, no doubt they would want to pet a rabid dog too.

[@jbwk2610]

@@haydenbretton2990 only needs to be a small box....let's say an arm length away 😉

[@roseann5126]

@@marywood6270 those tour guides are worse, they encourage the tourist to go up to the horses, then they wave their little flags around

[@catherineharrison9441]

Where is OUR British pride, if you see our armed forces being disrespected, call it out, loud and clear. The F word is universally known followed by off!!!!

[@margiebramlett7696]

​@@haydenbretton2990k

[@Susan-ie5nq]

The poor horses and riders. Please put a barrier - even a rope barrier - around them to stop the continuous harassment by tourists who don’t know any better.

[@kingc1164]

They have to be ready for combat.

[@Susan-ie5nq]

@@kingc1164 Oh, right. That makes sense. Thank you!

[@patriciasawyer24]

​@@kingc1164 or simply a sign,I'm sword is sharp🤔

[@carolegreen9938]

Maybe a drawn line on the ground.

[@elainereynolds4082]

Harassment tourist's should stop horses gard should be no more

[@karenlee8068]

Great to see the horse claiming his space, They are not toys, have respect for these hard working Horses, Men and Woman !!!

[@billybob-ro6qf]

hard working? All the horse does everyday is just stand there HOW BORING!

[@annepollock8306]

Billy Bob. They're there for an hour. They deserve respect.

[@deborahmarkham9702]

Try standing still for an hour.

[@geordie114]

@@billybob-ro6qf "HOW BORING", LOL, says someone that probably watches the tv for 5 hours a day.

[@billybob-ro6qf]

@@deborahmarkham9702 I've stood still much longer than an hour at work many times.

[@murielbuxton6993]

Even if she didn't understand English the tone of the guard's voice would tell you you're doing the wrong thing

[@teddyboy9116]

They know how to say wheres my free house

[@scarlettkhan9667]

I'm Asian, trust me she knows what she's doing. She probably wanted to prove a point.

[@darlenechandler2403]

Plenty of people in the group who look like her, to explain, Just rude and ignorant.

[@darlenechandler2403]

@@scarlettkhan9667 Self entitled some people are.

[@AveryHyena]

@@teddyboy9116 You mean free 5* hotel

[@Ellepeah]

The horses are working. I agree with the people who say that isn't a petting zoo and people are just rude. "Get off the reins!" is much too nice obviously.

[@jenniferquackenbush7458]

Exactly. They are there to serve their country, not for personal entertainment. I’m from the states and would never dream of approaching a soldier on his mount and touching them. Is respect not something that people learn in life anymore?

[@Angela-cc1hd]

They should be protected from the public getting so near ! The woman who kept going back and touching the reins, deliberately being ignorant should be fined she was a piece of work.

[@hazelpearson7807]

Just need to look at how she’s dressed, self explanatory ignorance

[@linebrunelle1004]

it's for their social media channels. More revenue.

[@paula622]

The children show more common sense than some of the adults

[@robertsmuggles6871]

I notice this as I get older. My peers get more chippy and sarcastic and kids seem more chilled and fun. As if the kids are compensating.

[@brigitteka4958]

Kinder sind noch nicht so verdorben, die Skrupellosigkeit kommt bei vielen erst später. Erwachsene erziehen die Kinder heutzutage zu eine Ellbogen Gesellschaft. Nimm dir oder gehe unter...... Leider fruchtet das bei vielen....die Gesellschaft macht es vor. Viele Lernen heute auch....nimm dir was du haben willst..... Die menschliche Gesellschaft wird nicht mehr zum miteinander erzogen sondern zu Egoismus. Das spiegelt sich in der Gesellschaft wieder, vorallem wenn sie in der Gruppe sind ...will jeder beweisen...wie cool er ist !!!!!

[@michaeldowd8422]

It's as if the horse understood his rider didn't like this woman and tried to bite her when she came back for the third time. Shame it wasn't quick enough.

[@Yorkie2]

I know, a hard bite would teach her,

[@cherrymccall4806]

I thought it was awesome ! Clearly the horse didn't like her. Especially after she got yelled at to get off the reins.

[@altheavallenberg9203]

When i see videos like these, I realize that lots of people don't deserve to breathe my same air

[@lanka22222]

Colonizers and slave traders don't deserve to be in this world

[@thetruth8053]

Do you think that the only thing that bothers the horse is the people around?...try standing like that for hours, you stu*id cow

[@darlenechandler2403]

Low class

[@janethobbs2226]

You are not a nice person.

[@whats1946inaname]

Your same air? OMG

[@WhiteTiger333]

It's always sweet to see the horse's energy and attention change to stillness and patience when small children are trying to interact. And - haha - when the lady in blue came in for another go at the reins, the horse was like - what did he tell you?! She hopped to when the horse disciplined her!

[@susaneglinton2184]

The woman in blue is a nuisance.

[@sharonmullins1957]

Animals are so intuitive to surroundings, they instinctively know children are love. It is the adults that are fools. Thank you for posting. Such respect to both. From US.

[@thinking102]

They bite a few kids to be fair, good job to, tourists are vile

[@anitadeclerck6000]

You don't realise how big that horse is until you see people standing next to him. Beautiful animal!!

[@matthewroberts1828]

If you hold a horses reins you are in effect trying to control that horse and its’ rider. The guard is guarding/protecting his Commander in Chief, The Monarch. Just dont mess with them

[@esterarney3251]

What a Karen. On the 3rd time the horse got aggressive while nodding his head. Good for him.

[@tsunamis82]

I think his ears hurt with the yelling

[@janemarett1885]

How many parents push their kids to stand right by the horse , the kids don’t want to do it . Not good parenting.

[@Homegrown_Values]

They should be taught to adore from afar. We cannot touch these animals, as they are working.

[@twintwo1913]

I know, poor lad saw that the horse was getting agitated and didn't want to get too close but adults seem to forget kids can think for themselves.

[@Deedster56]

What parenting?

[@alisonmary1443]

The horse is a star, I laughed so much when he moved his head towards the tourists, like leave me alone 😂

[@scarlettkhan9667]

aww

[@dianapeek6936]

She just wanted to see if she could get away with it. Her entitled face tells you everything

[@margaretspratt6313]

Some people are ignorant, and the poor guards and their horses have only their voice. Where were the police to tell them to move on.

[@Firelit2000nu]

Exactly so immature

[@MC-nb6jx]

@@margaretspratt6313 .. Far to busy arresting people for what they’re thinking😉😉

[@coventrypunx1014]

The Entitled ones are always Doin what others wouldn’t think of doin

[@scarlettkhan9667]

If that was me, I wouldn't have gone back for 2 more pictures

[@georginemurphy7927]

I love the way these Ill mannered people never apologize!

[@kaya8632]

What a beautiful horse!!! Even he's getting tired of the dumb people

[@jimkendall7522]

I recall reading some years ago that in New Orleans the police horses are considered police officers and inappropriately touching them are charged with assaulting an officer. Perhaps, the UK should make similar arrangements. Offenders could then be arrested, charged and face the consequences of their actions.

[@queenbee3647]

Same thing in Cleveland, Ohio...and they will push you hard with those horses. No touching!

[@retha1875]

Yes. We have them here in Fort Worth and in Dallas. But they are officers and you don't touch them. But, anyone with a y sense knows you Don't grab tye reins of a horse. Especially one that has a rider. That is very aggressive and will result in trouble.

[@jadziajagoda6187]

The guard has a sword in his hand - he should simply use it when someone tries to touch them or the horse... On the other hand, Royal Family wants tourism and money it brings to England, so...

[@peteradams5857]

Well done to the guard .

[@jenniferquackenbush7458]

The guards and the horses have an amazing amount of restraint. I commend them and appreciate their service.

[@gleadhill79]

People just have no respect for boundaries anymore!

[@irenejaques3988]

It's a game now to provoke horses and guards. This must be stopped

[@margarete6888]

It always surprises me how so many of these people don’t comply or even react when the Guard yells at them. I understand there may be a language barrier, but if someone were yelling at me, I would stop whatever I was doing.

[@audreyblack8629]

They are so arrogant and entitled they think they can do what they like as they have no respect for authority or anyone else.

[@jadziajagoda6187]

These people are simply used to being yelled at and hence expecting it to happen, so over time, they trained themselves to ignore it.

[@cheekypiper512]

She isn't even phased when he yells at her.

[@joanthewad7510]

She knew what the reaction would be. It was deliberate. No respect for British culture and traditions and even less good manners.

[@l.plantagenet]

Those horses spend a lot of time with humans to be trained so good. They and their trainers deserve a round of applause because this horse is so calm considering what's going on around it.🐴🐎

[@ArizonaAirspace]

I have had this happen to me. Certain people thinks it’s perfectly normal to grab someone else’s rein. Several years ago, I was riding my horse at this riding facility, and I was introduced to these people who are from this particular country and one of them suddenly grabbed my rein and it startled my horse and myself. I told him to back off and moved my horse and bumped him off. I had no choice but to be forceful with these mannerless people.

[@sandrawells7665]

If your a car driver on the roads you give the horse and rider a wide berth to avoid this kind of thing . The same should apply here. It's so unfair times have changed and people don't have the same courtsy that they used to have

[@roseann5126]

IMO If they want to have their picture taken , do what we Brits do form an orderly queue in a straight line not all these crowds, grabbing those beautiful horses. It is not a wonder the horses start getting angry and snapping at everyone. The lady in the blue shawa/ kamiz seemed to enjoy going up to the horse and annoying him.........

[@geniawheddon7402]

They,re slow to learn

[@Yorkie2]

She got off too lightly, lady in blue needs a harsh lesson.

[@madwhitehare3635]

@@Yorkie2 …that’s no lady…..

[@scarlettkhan9667]

@@geniawheddon7402 I'm Asian, trust me she knows exactly what she's doing. Either the photographer didnt get the right picture but moreso she wanted more pics. Not sure she would have been that shameful

[@joanthewad7510]

Culture clash. Proof of multiculturalism’s failure failure on film. No conception whatsoever of good manners or personal space. I wouldn’t be a horse guard for millions.

[@LewisNuke92]

That's one smart horse, even he had enough of her bs in the end

[@kathbourne364]

Please please please put barriers around them. This has got to stop. Poor horses and guards. Bringing them to tears

[@LewisNuke92]

@@kathbourne364 you're asking the wrong person to put barriers around the horses.....

[@paula622]

@@LewisNuke92 🤣🤣🤣

[@LewisNuke92]

@@paula622 😊

[@barbaraburns8014]

Some people are so disrespectful.

[@elguapo1507]

The professionalism of the Household Cavalry is just superb! One of the best blokes I knew in the army was a Corporal of Horse of the Blues and Royals. He had some stories to tell! 😁

[@jacquelinelovick8356]

These horse guards are amazing so patient with people and their horses are so well trained

[@lovelyshirl]

These horses are amazing, standing there for such long periods of time and putting up with all the noise and the ruckus going on around them ❤❤❤

[@lynw.6140]

I hour isn’t long..

[@lovelyshirl]

@@lynw.6140 I beg to differ. For a horse to have to stand still and be on his best behaviour, "on duty", for an full hour at a time, IS a long period to them. And they know in advance they're going to be pawed and mauled the whole time by noisy tourists. It must be quite difficult for them. BTW, I thought their shifts were 3 hours long but I see you are correct that it's just 1 hour. Still, I think they're amazing putting up with all that for even 1 hour. Mad respect for them.

[@lynw.6140]

Horses stand in their stalls and even sleep standing up so it isn’t that difficult for an hour.

[@lovelyshirl]

@@lynw.6140 I wasn't really commenting on them "standing" there. I was really talking about the constant chaos around them.

[@nadinebaldock9691]

Even just for the hours duty, must seem like years with the crazy tourists around them.

[@Sylvia-Storm]

Had to laugh the third time when the horse pushed her away.

[@sharonwells9593]

If she'd tried it again, he'd either bitten her or flashed a front hoof at her. She'd been sorry either way.

[@sheilahauptmann8283]

My respect to the guards.l think they see such people everyday.

[@jinnbuster4753]

I have said before, there should be a permanent police guard. Soldiers and horses should not be subjected to this.

[@lindabiggs3905]

Surprised with so much health and safety these days people are allowed so close 😲

[@christinewilliams1126]

Good point

[@lucyburr5516]

Right. If the horse bit someone out of sheer self defense, the tourist would probably want to sue. GB isn’t sue-happy like we are in the US!

[@wishkid79]

Well, that’s why there’s a great big sign saying that the horses may kick and/or bite. If the horse injures a member of the public who has taken it upon themselves to approach it, then the fault is nobody’s but their own.

[@lindabiggs3905]

@@wishkid79 what if a tourist that couldn't read English 🤪

[@wishkid79]

@@lindabiggs3905 That’s their problem. However, most people these days, have translation apps, where they can point their phone to a word and it translates it in real time. There’s often easy solutions these days.

[@DiabloOutdoors]

3:26 LOL the horse clearly recognized her and wouldn't take any of her crap again.

[@johntitorii6676]

Horse smarter then her

[@DiabloOutdoors]

@@johntitorii6676 Yep!

[@mariannehutchison5487]

Poor horse….stay away from the horses mouth !

[@shendybean6114]

I’ve been saying for ages put barriers around them. I saw a man feed one of the horses the other day and the horse went nuts after

[@mayajrj]

It's a public pavement for one thing and the guards when changing guard actually come out of the box to turn into the gates so the new Guard can go behind. It might impede them + If someone seriously spooks the horse, you don't want a barrier that can be smashed down and cause injuries both to horse , rider and crowd. I understand why you say this though. Some of the tourists behave like 'idiots' (being polite here).

[@rosemarydudley9954]

They CANNOT have barriers around them. Should they need to move away, for whatever reason, they would be trapped. BARRIERS ARE A NO NO.

[@ginettechiverton7113]

Very intelligent Horse.😊

[@lynnescaddan8919]

Those horses must be so well trained.

[@kenrehill8775]

They’re well selected.

[@rosethorne9076]

Better trained than some hoomans.

[@lynneburns4303]

Do these peoplenot know if the horse is pulling its head away it doesn't want to be touched

[@patriciasawyer24]

Military horses

[@roseann5126]

Do you think they care, as long as they get their photos

[@margiebramlett7696]

I live watching these everyday. I can understand wanting to have ur picture made with with the guard and horse but why put your hands on the horse and not even ask if it's alright to so..rude. They don't have any business put hands on it any

[@jacquelinerogers6492]

@Lynne Burns Obviously not🤨

[@christopherbrown4619]

I am a proper British man and an animal lover. I cannot understand for the life of me, WHY these ignorance people are allowed to get so close to the horses. This behaviour could result in a serious accident to someone, or a vicious attack on one of the horses. If one of these stupid people get hurt they would probably claim compensation, and no doubt be successful. . The same could be said for allowing people to be so close to the magnificent guards. Remember Lee Rigby, RIP

[@rosemarydudley9954]

There is a notice up there. These horses may kick or bite. They have been warned. No compensation would be awarded.

[@proudatheist2042]

If Prince Andrew got away with what he did, I don't think anyone would be awarded compensation if the horse bites that person.

[@goldgeologist5320]

I am amazed how well trained and gentle the horse is dealing with the people.

[@gwenburridge8190]

It seems to me that the tourist think that the guard and horses are there for their own photoshoot.

[@marieboyle6183]

They do...

[@janetagar4536]

Those shrieks from women are so irritating the children don't do it.

[@dianapeek6936]

I know, its makes me ashamed to be one.

[@ChrisAndCats]

@Diana Peek likewise. Get a grip isn't it.

[@hilaryharris5770]

He's obviously in a biting mood, I don't blame him..xxxx

[@RedIce989]

I agree..Some of these tourists don't have a brain cell between them

[@dagmarrauh3651]

You can see on the reaction from the Horses, they don`t like to be touched. What i can understand. I would never touch a unfamilar Horse.

[@nicoleelizabeth3435]

What a beautiful horse such beautiful animals😍

[@taraann7753]

Do they not have Horses in their Country.?

[@adamsmith6594]

Too many jokes.

[@tonycardozo3753]

They may , however such visitors do not exhibit rudimentary basic horse sense and should respect personal space of every living thing !

[@rosemarydudley9954]

Yes --- but they work them to the bones. No respect.

[@neilfry7835]

Pam fry. Love the way the horse had the final word by pushing her away.

[@Laraine3]

Looks like she initiated the horse’s bite mode.

[@thesledge1969]

Once again I’m a American and I know how to respect these horses and guards. For one if I wanted to snap apic I would do it at a safe distance out of respect to the horse and guards. I’m also betting at the end of the guards day they go back to talk about how many idiots they saw trying to get them mad and their horse.

[@alisonwallbanks2121]

Why on earth is this allowed to happen ,these are working guards and horses 😮 they should be respected ,and people should be made to keep their distance .❤

[@jeep146]

How different the rest of the world is. In America we would thank the guard for his service.

[@markfisher8198]

Then you come to the UK and insult ours!

[@jeep146]

@@markfisher8198 No one who ever served or had family that served would. In fact if you tried to insult someone in the military you would probably get in a fight with the locals.

[@harry.flashman]

​@@jeep146 I work in a backpackers hostel in London and nearly all the Americans I meet are very polite and considerate.

[@jeep146]

@@harry.flashman Thank you, I wanted to visit London and Hampton Court Palace but the rates to travel just went sky high. It's been around 20 years since I last visited.

[@anthonydowling3356]

You adore your paid killers .

[@helenmartin9150]

A granny in Australia says...this is such a great example of how DUMB Joe Public is. The behaviour is ludicrous, selfish and childish. I agree the horses and riders should be spared this experience by some sort of exclusion zone.

[@meryle.hawkins880]

People need to grow a brain. These guards are not put there for photos.

[@meryle.hawkins880]

Oh god what a pompous reply.

[@colleenobrien8212]

Yes they are!

[@meryle.hawkins880]

Shenandoah Tim. I’m not sure what you mean by pompous from your perspective Your original reply was pompous in the true meaning of the word. To assume that I and most people would not know that the kings guards are purely ceremonial is to do a disservice to most. The public face of the monarchy has always been built on ceremony and ritual and that is a large part of their public appeal. I would suggest that any real threat would be dealt with by forces mainly unseen by the public. My original comment and probably all of your 75% of people who comment on tourists who should know better are deeply frustrated by the vain and ridiculous behaviour of a proportion of tourists who show no respect for the ceremonial nature of the guards. A desire to show the world that they have been close to royalty seems to overide what should be their sense of respect for dedicated guards who have committed a large part of their lives to representing the reigning monarch. They are not put there for photos. They are part of a system that has existed for centuries and agree with that or not the world would be a poorer place if that were not the case. I.

[@meryle.hawkins880]

The conversation has been interesting. I thank you for that. I live in New Zealand, as far away from Britain as you can get. I am not particularly interested in the royal family but I do believe if there was a bit more respect for our fellow humans and the roles they play the world might be less disturbing. However, that respect needs to be earned and I would say that the dedication . of the kings guards in the positions that they hold has earned them the right to expect respect from others. I see the majority of tourists disregarding that. I also have been guilty of lack of respect and I withdraw my original comment. Pomposity is the way a person tries to prove themselves superior to others by using language and speech that presents itself in a formal way. I’m sure you are not guilty of that. Best wishes

[@meryle.hawkins880]

@@ShenandoahShelty if you do that I will be sure to make a snarky comment

[@lesleycooper7544]

The most beautiful horses in the world ❤

[@johnhoward7875]

They definitely need to provide protection for the horse and rider against these animals

[@lewiscowden9731]

When will the tourists realise they are not there for show or just for photo shoots. 🤬

[@margaretwilliams6556]

The problem arises when people touch or hold the horses reins or bridle. They are then taking control of the horse from the rider. Hence the shouting.

[@Solitude11-11]

They are teaching the horse that if he swings his head and threatens, they back off. Which is a good thing in one way with the crowds, but not so good for his grooms 😄

[@vincenthigginbotham8729]

These horses are better trained than the tourists

[@braddbradd5671]

The horse realized his master didnt like that lady so he tried to bit her

[@Turboy65]

The horse must not like the stench of curry and incense.

[@dennischallinor8497]

Thank you for that, I now know that by never seeing London I haven't missed a thing because I hate crowds of obnoxious people. Give me the grandeur of the Rockies but please do it without throngs of people to muck about and ruin the tranquillity. 😘

[@lynw.6140]

There are plenty of beautiful tranquil places in Britain. Don’t be so judgmental and parochial. .American 😤

[@linstaley9683]

I don't know if people understand that by holding the reins they're taking control of the horse. This could prove to be not only harmful to the horse but the guard as well. This horse however is having no part of it and wants people to be afraid of him and does an excellent job in keeping them at bay. Bravo 👏

[@kimmcdermott2]

Well done beautiful horse!

[@elainepettis5075]

"Get off the reins". Love it.

[@jakeedin1318]

Put a sign up saying. BEWARE. Do not touch the horse. Do not touch the reins. Do not come near me. Just take a photo.

[@ruthhamilton4882]

I don't know how the guard keeps a straight face while the horse herds tourists away😆😆

[@LeonTrotsky6782]

Seriously the horses are incredibly well trained & come from stock that is used to this treatment. You wouldn’t believe what they go through to obtain this high standard. The troopers & their mounts are virtually inseparable.

[@crustyzimmerman3324]

She comes back 3 times and on third time even the horse has a go. Lol😂😂😂😂

[@stephengerrard1120]

Respecting other cultures cuts both ways

[@alanclark785]

These soldiers are working they are not there for people's entertainment it's time a law was brought in to protect these brave man

[@WhiteTiger333]

Oh, haha - the horse had to discipline the woman in black three times, too, before she got the message not to stand in its face. She was at least alert on the 4th go, even though she still tried to get in close, but the horse was having none of it. Good stuff!

[@KarenDockery-o3c]

I love this guard. Loud and proud!!!!😊😊😊

[@andythoms8130]

Omg he has a sword, he only has to make an example of one person to get the message across 😂

[@waxkopp]

I wonder how many times A day they have to yell: 'GET OFF THE REINS!!'

[@mattfinch3895]

Vile woman.

[@beckysueshrader]

I love this guard!❤

[@TheKingsGuardsChannel]

Glad you enjoyed watching

[@sueanderson-croft6268]

Some of the tourists are thicker than a door post and no respect for the Guards and their lovely horses. There's hundreds of em 🙄🙄. 100% well done to the Guards and their lovely horses 🥰🐴🥰🐴🥰🐴🥰🐴xx

[@eddylloyd7413]

So many that cannot think for themselves.

[@sueparke3704]

Do the horses noses get sore from all the rubbing?

[@ChrisAndCats]

And itchy probably.

[@colleenobrien8212]

From being there an hour? Do you think the guards are too stupid to take care of their horses?

[@ChrisAndCats]

@@colleenobrien8212 it's not a case of stupid - they're on duty, they can' only do so much. However tourists are constantly tickling, rubbing and even getting near the horses eyes with outstretched fingers (whilst looking the other way), so it's bound to get tiresome at best after a bit. To give you an idea, one guy in a feather looking coat, made to punch a horse on the face not so long ago. The guard pressed the alarm button but it took 3 tries and alert from a filmer before they appeared by which time it was way too late.

[@colleenobrien8212]

I’m sure they discuss this and other issues at meetings and individually. My point is they know the problems and they can put in place whatever fixes they want. They can handle it without our advice or comments.

[@delicykerhart2354]

Again! Why aren't the police handling that crowd?

[@nancycalhoun3702]

Just love it how quickly parents shove their kids toward the horses!

[@dianapeek6936]

Disgusting isn't it?

[@shelleyholly58]

People should have comscen to staying safe distance from the 🐎 🐴 and respect the fact that you are in his space!

[@madelinesullivan2629]

They should be protected it’s truly worrying that they are so exposed and vulnerable. It’s been like this for years.

[@nellieboltjes4402]

Such a arrogant woman

[@barbaradyson6951]

What do you expect.

[@irenejaques3988]

It seems that due to ignorant tourists it's time to stop the displays of guards and horses. Nice events always spoiled by morons

[@Pollydoidle]

Htg these guards and horses are such perfection. And people are just so thick and disrespectful ,,,and clearly can’t read either…..guards acre very patient , just fabulous

[@patsstuffclark9522]

I believe a lot of these tourists don't speak English.

[@pavlos7409]

I'm sure they'd understand the "F" word 🤣

[@irenejaques3988]

Use pictures as in road signs

[@rosshempsall1985]

I bet they hate the public Beautiful horses with the patience that commendable

[@barbaradyson6951]

Luv the horses sense of humour

[@victoriahanke5086]

England, just put up some ropes for Gods sake!

[@Duncan2kai7]

She was one first class Eejit, the horse was even trying to tell her to piss off.

[@proudatheist2042]

Multiple women fit this description, but the three time head scarf lady took the cake!

[@petercarter9093]

Perhaps signs should be posted nearby that show line drawing s of people doing the forbidden activity with a big red "X" over each image. We have to assume that many tourists aren't English speakers or ( for that matter) have much respect for the feelings of animals or soldiers.

[@gasservenw1369]

Even horses seem to dislike their demeanour

[@annewarburton3417]

These guards and horses are not there to provide entertainment for the tourists. Have no sympathy if people get kicked or bitten. Idiotics

[@michelleadamchak1330]

American here with questions!! Is it ok to address the guards and talk to them?! Or is that not allowed?! For instance, I would like to thank the guards for serving and protecting the monarchy. Would that be considered ill mannered to say this to them?! What is the protocol in these situations?!

[@carolegreen9938]

Love it when they yell at the idiots who then grin like half wits.