BITTEN by the KING'S HORSE, she SCREAMS in PAIN 😳😥 OUCH!!!

Experience the startling consequences when a tourist's encounter with the King's Horse takes a painful turn. Despite the prominent sign advising caution and refraining from touching the reins, the tourist's oversight leads to a distressing bite and a resounding suffering of pain. This gripping incident serves as a powerful reminder to always heed prominent warnings for the safety and well-being of both visitors and the majestic animals in their presence.
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[@Londonchronicles]

Beware and respect the sign at Horse Guards to avoid incidents like the one with this lady. Safety first! Please like, comment, and subscribe. Stay safe! 😊🙌

[@carolcox8968]

You might as well talk to the brick wall .none of the peoples .listen .or read the signs

[@user-oo2dv9qq2h]

LOL!@@carolcox8968

[@nana5311]

She's looking for attention Read the signs stay away. What s performance

[@silvanaperlini9314]

Grande cavallo dovevi masticare di più, questi visitatori villani, cafoni , arroganti ,ignoranti , potrei continuare all, infinito. 🐎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@cathyomara7661]

I cannot believe how stupid some people really are - read the SIGNS - keep your distance- horses are unpredictable- they do not understand if you are friend or foe!!!

[@Dan-xx5jq]

That horse is definitely not having any one violate his space and harass him. He has had enough of the constant HARASSMENT. Good boy! I am proud of you!

[@lyndowling8179]

Yes, complete with ear-pinning. Good boy!

[@liesstas6894]

Good horse ❤

[@cristineconnell7803]

She came up with her back to him invading his space! I bet if she would have approached facing & acknowledging him then stepped to the side for her picture she would have been fine! He was schooling her that her actions were out of bounds for propriety!

[@markkuheikkila2020]

Yes tha'ts right.

[@Jenny_1158]

shut up

[@lydias2012]

How dramatic, give that woman an oscar.

[@lies4613]

Yes, she is dramatic, you have right, and she have probably not reading that Bild!😅

[@dianapeek6936]

3 mins later she laughing. Gets NO sympathy from me. She can dine out on that for years to come .

[@angelinavisions8795]

How pathetic it is

[@johngear1415]

She’s searching for a claim not an Oscar.

[@justbystander770]

Well don’t know if there is something to claim, they are warned so it on your own risk to approach the horses

[@kennetheavey8921]

I was a mounted patrol officer in a resort city. It seems that whenever people see a horse, they feel entitled to approach and touch the horse, as if it is a friendly pet. We would politely ask that they pet them on the neck or shoulder, not the head or face. Most people would oblige, but some people would claim to be “horse owners/lovers/etc.” and ignore our request. Sometimes they got bitten, and in more egregious cases, arrested. I really don’t know how those mounted guards put up with the constant harassment from tourists.

[@Londonchronicles]

Hi kennetheavey8921 good morning, thank you for sharing your experience as a mounted patrol officer. It's unfortunate that some people may not understand the boundaries when approaching and interacting with horses. As you mentioned, it's important for the safety of both the horse and the individual to approach them in a respectful manner. Mounted guards, like the King's Guards, go through extensive training to handle such situations and maintain their composure in the face of constant attention and sometimes even harassment from tourists. They are trained to handle and manage the crowds while ensuring the safety of all involved. It's a challenging task, but their dedication and professionalism shine through as they carry out their duties. Thanks for watching my video, I hope you have an excellent Thursday! 😃

[@Sena121]

Would you be so kind to explain why to not touch the head? I learned that if you approach a horse from the side or back, it will be afraid, so you should approach from the front. Is that wrong? Also if approaching a horse, is it better to avoid eye contact or go for eye contact?

[@kennetheavey8921]

@@Sena121 In our situation, the horses that we had were not always the best behaved ones, because they were usually donated by individuals who could no longer keep them for various reasons. They were trained to do certain things in a certain way, and one of the most important things that they were trained to do was to stand still. If we had to interact with a person directly, such as to affect an arrest, the person in question would be standing next to us, just in front of our leg as we were sitting on the horse. The training was for the horse to remain still, and not to move or toss his head around. We tried to discourage people from petting their face or head, because it sometimes irritated the horse. People would also pull on the cheek pieces of the bridle, which could cause the horse to pull back violently and injure themselves or bystanders. We didn’t mind if someone wanted to touch the horse, it’s just that we tried to keep the interaction as consistent as possible so as not to make the horse nervous or anxious.

[@kennetheavey8921]

P.s. As far as eye contact, as long as there’s no aggressive behavior associated with it, it’s not a problem.

[@Gonegirls12]

You don't approach a horse from the front. He is a prey animal he can't see you, he also doesn't know your scent. Well behaved horse. A horse bite can be a mighty pinch- usually as a defense . Not a bleeder situation. You are fine. Foolish bimbo

[@dianeenlow123]

Congratulations to the magnificent horse, you finally caught you one👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@karenfein4774]

Not one iota of sympathy to anyone who gets bitten. My sympathy is for the horse and guard who isn’t permitted to yell at these lovely tourists.

[@charlottecunningham2141]

They are back to yelling

[@adrianafuentes9917]

Totalmente de acuerdo contigo. No leen el aviso, se puede nen enfrente y demasiado pegados al caballo.... y encima hace un escándalo al igual que su familia por una mordida que ya estaba avisada.... Qué estupidez! Perdón por este lenguaje.. pero me dieron ganas de aventarla de ahí.

[@wendyschaumberg6850]

How do people not see the horse doesn't want you in his face..he is less than pleased

[@janellekm]

Yeah, what was with that? I had heard some bureaucrat had stopped this, probably that stupid PM you got. If the tourist don't want to be yelled at, then be aware of your surroundings and get out of their way!

[@elisabeth1534]

Schade, dass nicht alle Pferde immer zubeißen! 🤣

[@lexi4693]

Just LOVE this horse. If people would just watch his ears they can see when he is getting agitated. JUST LEAVE THE HORSE ALONE!!!!!

[@suebryanwilliams8611]

These idiotic tourists know nothing about horses. So would not know how to read their emotions as most of us English country folk do.They think they are toys - just rather large toys. In fact maybe that is what should be put there and those tourists would be happy to have the photos as they and their friend back home would not know the difference.

[@user-mv8fk6gk7r]

At last some ones mention the horse does listen to what’s going on people think they are there just for them To have their photo taken. Don’t realise they are doing a job and these men and women are fully trained soldiers I just wish they do respect to them at all times who go on deployments when needed pray for them To be safe at all times Godbless 9:37

[@GalaBrissy]

I don’t think many people are aware about the ears.

[@julieherrmann5994]

That was my thought also…the horse is pinning it’s ears…a clear warning sign to those around it…

[@mienamie4448]

Yep agree!⚘🐎❤

[@christinehuber622]

I love Ormonde. A wonderful horse with a strong character who emphatically expresses his freedom from the annoying tourists. Keep it up, you wonderful horse

[@corinnefrancile3829]

Wonderful horse with strong personality

[@Avril164]

Love how the Guard takes no notice off that stupid woman playing up. Well done Ormondo 💕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ericgleixner4074]

Just a drama queen. I couldn't believe how long she was going on for. Acting as if she got stabbed.

[@waltrautreinke2099]

Selbst Schuld. Ein anständiger Tritt in den Hintern hätte sie auch noch verdient.

[@MandM-Fish60]

I didn’t think it was that bad of a bite. I believe she was majorly playing it up in the hopes of a lawsuit? Seriously! Lady! That’s nothing compared to what it could have been! And there are warning signs. If you refuse to read them and pay attention then you have no one to blame but yourself!

[@RRb2348Z]

Overly dramatic. I agree with you regarding potential lawsuit, however, it seemed like not a lot people even cared.

[@MandM-Fish60]

@@RRb2348Z agreed. But she was going to give it her best shot.

[@cynthiabruce8082]

Didn't draw blood do no big deal.

[@dolliemaesone]

Drama Queen 😊

[@kathleensmith8365]

Who goes up to a horse you don't know and immediately turns your back to it? Especially when there is a sign posted that the horse may bite? Don't blame the horse.

[@lindacarruthers3423]

Not only is the horse happy, we are absolutely thrilled to bits . I’ll bet the rider gives his horse an apple tonight and will draw almighty guffaws from his fellow soldiers whenever he tells that excellent story .

[@Londonchronicles]

Many thanks, for leaving such a thoughtful comment on my video! I hope you have an excellent Saturday! 😃

[@funches897]

I absolutely loved it, was hoping she peed her pants.

[@dianejarrett3497]

Horse barely had its mouth on her. Acting is that good that she didn't even expose her bare skin while showing all the family an she hoped all public were watching

[@Dana-dana1]

​​@@funches897 I proper laughed out loud at your comment, brilliant. 😂

[@georgiacoombes699]

That woman deserves an Oscar, what a performance!! 🤣

[@Londonchronicles]

Just wanted to say a huge thank you, for leaving a comment on my video! Your support encourages me to keep producing high-quality content. 🙏 Have a wonderful Saturday! 😀

[@dianapeek6936]

Not an Oscar..... a rotten tomato

[@Lisa-lq8xz]

It barely nipped at her. She's playing this up. Way to go horse!

[@omegaz3393]

@Lisa-lq8xz Actually, a horse can cause extreme serious injuries. I've no doubt he bit her pretty hard. That said. It was well deserved. Interesting that so many saw this happen and continue to follow suit. People. Just People. So ignorant.

[@charleshill506]

I don't think you've ever been "barely" nipped before. It is hugely painful when they grab just a bit and you pull it out of their teeth. It hasn't happened to me in a long time but I can still feel it.

[@user-hs5ot4tq4k]

​@@charleshill506 it'd her fault

[@charleshill506]

@@user-hs5ot4tq4k Yes, absolutely, 100%. I was just commenting to the comment "she's playing this up". But yes she was warned and took her chances.

[@user-hs5ot4tq4k]

@@charleshill506 exactly

[@dorisbotts6414]

Her family looked like it was unbelievable that the guard let the horse bite her. The way she was looking around for sympathy and hoping the guard would notice. I love how he just sat there and ignored her and her family. I hope the crowd told her it was her own fault and to read the signs next time. SMH

[@Londonchronicles]

A big thank you, for taking the time to leave a comment! I value your feedback and am glad to have you as part of my community. 😃 Have an excellent Monday! 🙌

[@sandycarra5754]

Honestly, how dumb do you have to be. If you had all those strangers poking and pulling on you, you would lash out as well! Good job horse!

[@noraleonorherrera4820]

Me encanta este caballo ! Aprendió a mantener alejados a turistas molestos , caballito inteligente!!

[@user-ot7kp4vj7u]

It wasn't as though the rider has control over who the horse does and doesn't bite for goodness sake

[@carologiwan501]

Notice she didn't want to walk too far away from the horse so everyone including the guard could see what his horse did. What a performance. And the Oscar goes to... Unfortunately for her, it was a wasted side show as the guard couldn't give a hoot - the sign to warn all is there for a reason. No one cares because they know the deal.

[@nancyhansen2827]

So happy the horse is OK 😊

[@Londonchronicles]

Your comment on my video made my day! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 😃

[@ulrikememmert7739]

😂😂

[@jayawilder3835]

I liked the lady at 2:30 who reassuringly approached the horse head-on, gave it a respectful hand to sniff without invading its space, and then took a photo of the horse and rider WITHOUT PUTTING HERSELF IN THE PICTURE! Someone who clearly likes and appreciates horses. Not all of the tourists are awful.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

Notice, the horse is not taking a step forward to attack anyone. He is in his same spot, and he keeps letting them know, this is my space.

[@charlotterockel-kennedy8913]

He has his ears pinned back and his neck streched out when someone comes to close. He is giving enough warning and is not aggressive, sadly most people can't read horses and don't respect them. They are not petting horses, they are working horses.

[@anjou6497]

Well said Dan. 😂🎉

[@raymihno]

@@charlotterockel-kennedy8913 "sadly most people can't read horses" Dont act like this is a Usefull and Common skill.... i bet you cant even read humans. So have fun whit your Salami.

[@paulettebillinge]

One pathetic drama queen. He didn't make her bleed!

[@monicawarner4091]

He barely touched her, and it looked more like a tap than a bite anyway.

[@alanashore9570]

Still hurts like hell when they nip you with their teeth. I know first hand ..

[@cristineconnell7803]

​@@monicawarner4091He gave her a little bit more than a nip! He full on gave her a tasty warning bite! Buy not a bad 1! He wasn't being mean, just teaching her a lesson!

[@patti6178]

she didn't bleed...externally

[@SusanRoseArt]

Were you there?

[@katherinekeon7034]

That horse just took a bite out of entitlement! I can't stop laughing :-)

[@elsaesteves]

They shouldn't be allowed to even touch the horse. Respect for the guards ❤❤❤

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I have so much respect for this horse. It is a real beauty. He knows how to stay still and keep his position. Beautiful horse!!

[@YancyKin]

There needs to be an area around the Kings horses people can not enter. The harassment of the King's horses while they are working has got to stop.

[@sandib4234]

I agree it has gotten ridiculous how these tourists are so ignorant to a horse with its mouth open!!

[@molybdomancer195]

And ears back

[@user-no9dg1fy8p]

They can't do anything around the horses to stop the tourists because the street outside of the horses belongs to the Westminster council

[@islanddweller3674]

You do not understand. The horses NEED this as they have to e accustomed to all street ife for their patrols. This is part of their training. A vital part . They will work among all street noise and sights..

[@teresathompson1114]

The guards and horses r doing just that,they r working if there was a terrorist attack they need to react quickly, a no entry barrier painted on the floor, if u cross the line u r thrown in the Tower

[@lindalaw8368]

I love Ormondo! From a distance. Leave the horses and Guards alone! Their professionals working.❤❤

[@lazyldy]

Is that Ormande? I love the way the Guard keeps a stone-face during the whole situation. You just know he can't wait to get back to the stable with "He got another one!"

[@Londonchronicles]

Your comment on my video made my day! Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@hollisblinn7910]

Well done! That horse has had enough of the tourists' B.S.

[@margaretflounders8510]

We all have roll on the end of tourist season!

[@susiesturman8180]

OMG, the abysmal stupidity of these people!!! Despite posted warning signs and very clear indications that it's an agitated and aggressive 1000+ pound animal, they STILL place themselves in harm's way. Even MORE outrageous, they put CHILDREN there!!! WTH is wrong with people? 🤬🤬🤬

[@mariannebruce6242]

On their next vacation they’re going to pet the Bison in Yellowstone.

[@TaDarling1]

I noticed that too. The woman with the child in her arms was appalling. Why put your child in harm's way to get a photo next to one of the King's horses.

[@anjou6497]

​@@mariannebruce6242 haha, nice one. The Idiot Season is well established out there . 😂🎉

[@AleXxTM123]

Those laid back ears are a clear indication that it was not happy! I mean when the guard would have talked to it i would interpret it as the horse listening to it's handler but he was dead silent as he should be, so those ears where in "fuck around and find out" position.

[@billg7813]

All these people think they are “horse whisperers” and this horse says, “No you’re not.”

[@Londonchronicles]

A big thank you, for taking the time to leave a comment! I value your feedback and am glad to have you as part of my community.

[@CountryLane-kj3fk]

I appreciate this poor horse still has healthy boundaries, and let's people know when he's had enough, and to get out of his space. The signs people!... read them!

[@amystuckey5900]

I don’t understand why people think that this is funny! No respect! It’s not funny to ignore the horse when he is clearly not wanting your attention!! Get a life people and don’t mistreat animals!

[@user-uf8gs9bh2k]

Ears pinned back a big warning sign !!! Well done to the beautiful horse xx Time to give horse and guard space, keep the public at a distance

[@RRb2348Z]

This should be a good reminder to all to respect the horse and guard. And read the doggone signs.

[@jacquimaclennan3254]

It’s the way the horse was eyeballing the next woman. It was looking at her like she was a lunch option 😂😂😂

[@virginiebernalo1336]

La patience du cheval et du garde est admirable..

[@Dan-xx5jq]

So good to see the horse's fighting back!!

[@e.conboy4286]

The horse isn’t “fighting back”! It is merely responding to an uninvited threat by a strange woman who can’t read. Good!

[@Dan-xx5jq]

The horse was pretty pleased with himself. He had been snapping his head warning folk, but nobody was listening. He told them many times, don't come near me. She stoop right in front of him, when he is trying to do his job as protector of the palace.

[@ThEhObBiT1959]

I expect all the horses get back to the stables and tick off another bite they got in on their shift. I wonder who’s in the lead and if they get a gold star next to their name 😂

[@truthkitty8198]

Great working horse! Protecting his rider and his space

[@ruthgiles8926]

Love that horse! Hilarious that the next woman, having seen the first one get bitten for taking no account of the horse's needs, still tried to inch closer while the horse bared his teeth and flattened his ears at her! Great photo to show her friends - look at me annoying the heck out of a long-suffering animal. 🤣

[@Londonchronicles]

Your comment on my video made my day! Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@julieallen4486]

Well done Ormondo,putting these tourists in their place ❤

[@Londonchronicles]

A big thank you, for taking the time to leave a comment! I value your feedback and am glad to have you as part of my community. 😃 Have an amazing Monday!

[@susanbrown2909]

Stupid comment if the horse is that dangerous to people then it shouldn’t be allowed to come that near the public in the first place. I wonder if King Charles knows this behaviour ,that could easily be corrected by the rider.

[@persephone9177]

​@@susanbrown2909I guess you, just like all those tourists, didn't read the sign right next to him🙄

[@ratherbwithhorses]

​@@susanbrown2909the horse is doing her job. The guard doing his. If the horse allowed the idiots to crowd her then the guard would be distracted. The disrespectful people deserve a head butt

[@jodejones262]

@@susanbrown2909the ‘rider’ is not permitted to do anything. Not even permitted to tel tourists when to move back. There are clear signs. And if idiots want to get to close to a living creature that they can see is agitated by them being so close. Then they get bitten. Of course King Charles knows the horse bites. Thats why they had the sign out there. The horse is GUARDING. That is the horses job. If you see a horse warning people to step back. Then STEP BACK.

[@jmc8529]

The patience of these guards is amazing… I would absolutely lose my shit at these people, and they put up with it day in and day out !

[@Raven-nx8dr]

The horse keeps trying to establish its space but people aren't listening

[@nothingtosee.942]

I love this horse! He keeps everyone in line 😅 get to close BITE! act the fool BITE! disrespect the Kings horse BITE!! 😂😂😂😂

[@ChrisAndCats]

Got to love Ormonde here.

[@margaretha1967]

Walking backwards to a horse is the most stupid thing the woman does.

[@MrHorsepro]

When are people ever going to realize that when a horse pins their ears back and makes biting gestures toward them when they get too close, that is not a friendly, inviting gesture on their part? That means they do not want you around their head or touching them at all. They are trying to tell you in their own way to stay away from them. The public would be well advised to take that warning seriously because the horse can do serious harm if their signs are not heard and understood. And for God’s sake, do not bring children around those horses. You will only put them in harm’s way. I have seen horses decide to charge at people even with a rider on their back when provoked enough. The rider cannot react adequately to stop it if that is what they decide to do.

[@teresaunwin4869]

Well said

[@donnadiscordia3657]

That is what I said it's there own fault.

[@ernieeade]

Any animal in the. world always show warning signs that say do not approach me , except. crocodiles and alligators , as you say ears back don't. come near me.

[@MissMariQueen]

Well done horse! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Londonchronicles]

Sending our appreciation your way, for leaving a comment. I grateful to have you as a subscriber and for your continued support. Have a fantastic Thursday! 🙏

[@nikkiborden1439]

This horse has a real personality. Don’t invade his personal space.

[@brendabirkenbach8533]

What a perfect horse, makes his own stay away line 😂😂😂❤

[@kariskogstadlita8085]

Yes ,a perfect horse 🥰🤩stupid humans have to stay away !!!

[@ozzie2612]

drama queen

[@Carol-D.1324]

I am not a horse person at all, but I could totally tell what that horse was trying to say. Stand back, go away, don’t stand here, don’t stand there. The body language was easy to recognize. Interesting.

[@Londonchronicles]

Your comment on my video made my day! Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

[@kristinemorley4337]

Good Horsey … & a special treat for you back at the stall.

[@celiadenny3964]

OMG 😂. she played that up well. Should be on the stage

[@user-on7hj4yq9i]

Ormonde’s doing a great job ⭐️🥰

[@Londonchronicles]

Just wanted to say a huge thank you, for leaving a comment on my video! Your support encourages me to keep producing high-quality content. 🙏 Have a wonderful Saturday!

[@sallyskellington3024]

Love that horse!! I had a horse that was just like that. He was my ❤ but he was mean to most people. We did Endurance rides and he was so great.

[@Londonchronicles]

That's wonderful to hear! Horses can have such unique personalities, and it's amazing when you find a special connection with them. Endurance rides can be so rewarding and it's great to hear that your horse was a reliable partner during those rides. They truly are magnificent animals. Thanks for sharing your experience! I wish you an excellent Saturday! 😃👍

[@judycook4314]

The sign clearly says he may bite. Ears are pinned back and his body language should be pretty clear to just about anyone. The guard doesn’t bother to try and stop the crazy people!

[@ceceliaclifford621]

I like this horse!😅

[@gailpippin9761]

8nk he's been taking lessons from Arnie.

[@suecrabtree2791]

Just loved the way the horse stood there looking like butter wouldn't melt!! 😀😀😀

[@user-uq7ts1sc4j]

Horse has feelings too. So be kind people,❤

[@ging-a-roo2429]

Im proud of you Ormond. Not only are you working, you are protect the guard on your back!

[@brendabirkenbach8533]

Drama queen! Best laugh i had all day

[@pootlingalong8928]

The accuracy of that horse - awesome!

[@Londonchronicles]

Thank you for commenting on my video!

[@reezefab]

Note to self… the sign that states, “horse may bite” but I know stand as close has you can !😂😂😂😂

[@roseyannette2030]

This horse clearly sets the boundaries, the problem is that people do not take the time to think of anyone or anything except themselves. That is why they don't notice the sign nor the signs the horse is putting out. All they have to do is watch his behavior, who he bites and who he doesn't. It is all in the approach, the horse knows he is something special, he knows he is on duty and people give him no respect. People get into the horse's face, step into his space without acknowledging the horse at all, you just can't / don't do that with horses! Horses are often touchy about their space, watch their ears, when those ears go back as though they are pinned, get the hell-0 out of the way because what comes next is not pleasant! People are lucky the horses don't kick much, because if you have ever been kicked by a large hooved animal, it HURTS like HELL! I've been kicked (I thought I was out of range, but nope) before and it was not fun. Did you know camels can kick in all directions? I sure found out! LOL Don't treat an animal you don't know like other animals you DO know. Camels are not horses or cows and kick way better and harder than horses or cows, they have a much wider range of where they can kick, in all directions, they are not limited. OUCH, right in the shoulder, and I though that was high, but I am glad it was not a few inches higher!

[@jasminebean5762]

Would like to point out to those who have not had little, or no contact with horses that when a horse puts it ears back it is not happy, the further the ears go back the more unhappy they are about something and you should keep a safe distance.

[@Maya_Pinion]

They communicate by ear,body,head movements my deceased mounted horse NYC cop granddad used to say - his horse Sargent,he swore could read his mind. I believe him. ✌️

[@prattleanddaub]

Thank you for your knowledgeable comment. I checked the information: When a horse's ears are forward, the horse is alert, paying attention and, or, is interested in what's in front of him~her. When a horse's ears are pinned back, close to the neck, it is angry and about to bite, or kick.' It's always good to read up on procedures, and what to expect, beforehand, when visiting places of interest, even with the public warning signs, at the location.

[@elainebrooksbank5281]

Love how the horse turns his head as if to say ‘I did that - the sign says I may bite, so I did.” The guard also seemed totally unimpressed by her histrionics. She invaded the horse’s space, ignored the warning signs (from the horse as well as the notice on the wall) so the horse took assertive action. If her play acting thought it would earn her a bit of compensation for her her terrible trauma she’s in for a disappointment. Those signs aren’t just warnings - they’re disclaimers. If they chose to ignore them it’s their look out. Besides, bringing a law suit against a horse wouldn’t have much chance of success. It’s a hard, and painful, lesson to learn - but one she won’t forget in a hurry. Horse 1 - Tourist 0 - and I’m 100% team horse. By the way - loved the little one blowing a kiss to the horse. But where were her parents? Toddlers can be as unpredictable as horses.

[@elainebrooksbank5281]

@@battles146 Arnie’s a star for that. He’s so patient will the little ones - but makes sure to have a nip at their parents for being so dumb. Some have no concept of the damage a horse can do if it means business. If you take the average weight of a 17hh Irish draught horse of around 800/850 kg, add the weight of the rider plus around 25-30kg for the tack, saddle and the guard’s uniform and not forgetting those iron shod hooves - v - a squishy toddler it’s not rocket science as to which would come off worse.

[@CharlyBach-lb9nz]

Pech für die "Drama-Queen"! Wäre das in Germany passiert, hätte sie sehr wahrscheinlich Schmerzensgeld zugesprochen bekommen, Sitzungen beim Psychater und eine Kur zur Stabilisierung der zerrütteten Nerven. Das sich wehrende Pferd wäre wohl in den Knast gewandert für ein paar Wochen. Aber so war es halt England, wo fast alle Menschen Verbotsschilder lesen können (sollten).

[@cristineconnell7803]

She didn't greet him, but immediately gave him her back! Actions asking for a lesson in horse etiquette!

[@BaronessFahrenheit]

A lawsuit against a horse 😂

[@cristineconnell7803]

@@BaronessFahrenheit We have seen dumber 🤣😂

[@zulemasanchez8338]

Amo a los caballos..son muy inteligente y nobles.. aprenden todo lo que un humano le pueda enseñar!! Argentina 👏

[@AnoJanJan]

Finally a horse that stood up for itself

[@marcogiordano5918]

If you ignore widely written warnings, often only the healing power of “Ouch” will help!

[@Londonchronicles]

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[@merlecharge6813]

Oh dear oh dear, looks like she didn't read the sign, One up for the horse 👍

[@barbarachasco-papale8805]

Keep your distance and be respectful!! No need to get so close especially if you heed what the sign says!!

[@markwinters1216]

These magnificent horses are working. Stand back and admire but don't invade their space

[@mariannehutchison5487]

Fantastic Horse who definitely knows how to handle the crowds and demand these Tourists give him the and space and Respect that he Deserves 👏👏👏

[@HappyAitch]

This is hilarious, she's acting like the horse bit her arm off 🙄

[@user-uq7ts1sc4j]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TaDarling1]

Amazing that people simply ignore the sign warning about the horse's potential behavior.

[@clarelove3738]

The horse seems a lot more tolerant of children, and those who actually say hallo to him.

[@nettaglover8183]

Love that horse. May he bite many more of his tormentors.

[@shuffleaccount1985]

your not looking at just one Soldier the Horse is a Soldier too ..PLEASE SHOW THEM THE RESPECT THEY DESERVE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Londonchronicles]

You're absolutely right! I couldn't agree more. Both the soldiers and the horses deserve our utmost respect and appreciation. They work together as a team, and their contributions should never be overlooked. It's important to acknowledge and honour the efforts and dedication of both the human soldiers and their equine counterparts. Thank you for emphasizing the respect they deserve! Hope you have a fantastic Saturday! 😃

[@GenaF]

The horse stands there, eyes forward "It wasn't me"

[@snowwilliams1]

The horse is a great teacher!

[@cynthiabruce8082]

Ormonde is giving out souvenirs. Teeth marks.

[@pamelacurran7170]

Serves her right dont have any sympathy for her. Can she not read the sign

[@marilynmunro-heim6093]

Yes Ormond is a beautiful and clever horse. It must be very stressful for him dealing with these tourists.

[@renatanahlovska3439]

Herečka ,nemá narušovat osobní prostor koníčka.Vrchol bezohlednosti.Dobre to koníček udělal.Za ten den těch lidí......Mnoho štěstí,konicku❤

[@sarahbarton4977]

Arnie taught this one very well

[@marymonson2187]

Love this horse!!! He is mad, personal space, that’s all he wants. Wouldn’t it be great if the horses were trained to bite people, then the tourists wouldn’t dare come close without severe consequences. I also love that the guard doesn’t care either. Well done, well done! ❤

[@garryellison]

Guard is there to protect the Kings household not the tourists

[@Sonderborg75]

In some way they are being taught to do that. Whenever a tourist comes too close or grabs the reins, the guard shouts and even kicks the horse forward (rightly so!). I can only imagine how annoying/startling it must be for the horse, so a smart horse will do the chasing away itself instead. That way he can control the events. 😊 This is a clever horse!

[@cristineconnell7803]

I don't think getting close was aa much of an issue as the way she did it! With her back to him & too close! Established no greeting, just gave him her back! Asking for a corrective nip in his world ❤

[@patriciadavis2506]

what do you mean, the guard doesn't care, he's not allowed to do anything, the signs say it all, there's nothing he can do about it, he's on duty the tourists can read, if they decide to ignore the signs, & get toi close to the horse, they can't complain, & they 'll get no joy, if they try to sue, hope she learned the lesson, follow the rules, they're 'there for a reason, 😮Amen!

[@Littleweed419]

In Medieval days, horses WERE trained to bite and trample the enemy. It's an art that seems sadly to have been forgotten!

[@Ttt-yi1vd]

I shouldn't be saying this, but thanks for the bite. I love you! !

[@mareewyles148]

Lovely horse and the kings guard ❤❤

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[@annjuliano8391]

This is the COOLEST horse in the stable. I know him by the marking on his face .Stay away from me ! I won’t tolerate you in my space .

[@respectfullyyours9210]

Yes people, the sign says I may bite. Read the sign people😂😂 It was a nibble 😊 and yes, I've been around horse's all my life and I've been biten due to my own stupidity 🙃 God bless these beauties ❤️ and the wonderful guardsmen too😊

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[@chickenlady2589]

Ormonde is my favorite of all the horses. He is a no-nonsense, do not get in my space, I have dealt with far too many fools type of horse. Always entertaining to watch.

[@TakeTheRide]

I absolutely love these black uniforms with these helmets. So debonair. I really like this King's Guard; so handsome and he's genuinely a nice man.

[@MeTube3]

I had one horse that liked to nip, especially from behind when he was on a lead rein, got me a few times on the back and shoulders. Sometimes it would leave a nice bruise. Never any need for that overreaction thought. Perhaps she is a footballer.

[@cristineconnell7803]

😂😂😂 ditto

[@e.conboy4286]

I’ve had the same thing and learned to stay at least a necks reach from back legs and neck unless when grooming. Just humming, whistling softly or talking as if they understand is beneficial to animals of all types. Dad once had goldfish which, I swear, communicated with him when he talked to them.

[@NancyM1115]

A man walking by obscured the actual bite but golly what a drama queen that woman was.

[@Ace-ke7fq]

exactly, then she bends over trying to remember it was her arm not her back,.holds her arm..the lovely Horse didn't even have a second with her sweater covered arm..

[@louisasutcliffe7778]

The horse looks so proud! Lol

[@Notron-ku6dt]

Is it possible that so many people have never seen a horse? And always this groping, it´s not a cuddly toy.

[@sheenasmith6634]

I was bitten by a horse as a child, yes it hurt and I had a huge bruise, all of which I had to conceal from my mother as we werent supposed to be in the field. No time for drama 😂

[@user-oo2dv9qq2h]

"I'm watching you young man!" said the horse to the boy @ 8:56.

[@briandp2023]

Horse understands the mission 😂

[@tuckergraham846]

That is so cool the kids get to go on a field trip there that top any of my field trips as a kid

[@dmotta2811]

So dramatic 😮

[@tiffany123178]

Way to go horse. Read the sign lady.

[@Foxtrost1079]

Signs says..”Beware Horse may kick or bite.” She got to closed to the horse and got bitten.

[@user-fs7hy6ze5v]

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