Never seen 2 King's Guards Reprimand a Tourist as Horse Goes Wild at Horse Guards in London

Timestamps:
0:30 Horse scare the little girl
9:50 The King's Guard reprimands two teenagers
13:48 The horse goes super crazy
19:51 The King's Guard question the curious elderly, apparently she wants to go through to Horse Guards by the horse box and the King's said she needs to go by the gates.
21:21 Changing the Royal Guards and Majestic Horses
Date filmed: 22 November 2023
Location: Horse Guards Parade in Whitehall, London, England, UK. 🇬🇧
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[@RainCloud848]

For those who think the horses are abused: The horses stand for one hour, with those types of bits, and won't be back for another one-hour duty for a week. There is a load of info on the horses on here and the internet. it isn't what you think. The horses have regular bits and bridles just like my horse Bert. These bits are a roller bit and a curved bit I was told by a commenter. Some of the horses play with them you can hear the horses who like to clink them together. One of the horses likes to have his tongue out. These horses weigh in at 1200 pounds. They are Irish Draught. The horses are trained to hear the bells and they know their duty is over for a week or more. They know they will be pampered for the rest of the day, every day. Watch some of the videos on here with the horses and the Guards at the seaside...it's beautiful. You will notice the horses act like children rolling in the sand. My horse, Bert, is nowhere the size of these beasts. Necks as thick as tree trunks. THE GUARDS (sigh) "The Household Cavalry own some of the finest horses in all of England, stabled up at the Hyde Park Barracks in central London. There are 235 glossy blacks, 14 ice-cool greys, and four drum horses that make up the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment. Love these videos!

[@paebakellison5377]

I really appreciate information like this about the horses and Guards. The horses are kept in top performance conditions, just like the Guards' weapons. Thank you for the information.

[@gaylestephan3250]

Thank you so much. I am from the U. S. and I think the Horses and Guards are fascinating. Watching the videos at times infuriates me on how people can treat these Guards with such disrespect . 🐴🐎

[@gwenstone3903]

Thank you for your knowledge ❤

[@jod6984]

Thank you for the information. Very appreciated.

[@glennhosick1514]

Absolutely outstanding information. Thank you for taking the time to gen us up on such beautiful horses 🐎 of the House Hold Cavalry 🟦🟥🟦 Appreciated. By the sounds of things bert 🐎 is also living his lovely life with you❤

[@pandoramorgan9514]

I m a parent of a Kings Guard and so proud ❤ The Elite 🃏

[@RainCloud848]

You have every right to be proud! Merry Christmas!

[@pandoramorgan9514]

@RainCloud848 oh ty 😊 merry Christmas to you too

[@karenfisher7753]

As well you should. God bless.

[@miskaffon]

Wonderful! I have so many questions but sadly don't see this as a good forum for asking. Just to say "thank you" to your King's Guard for their service and for your sacrifice of time and worry. From a fellow military parent.

[@NadoriKaija]

What does it take for them to get in??? My little is 7 and has severe ADHD. We have no idea how he will be once he is older. He seems to have a lot of things amiss with him that don't have a diagnosis. We hope, of course, that he will be fine and that he's just a late bloomer due to his rough start in life. Anywho...he's born here in the US but he has dual citizenship with the UK, and he will be moving there in June after school is over for this semester. Since I know literally NOTHING about the UK besides some brief history, terminology differences, and respect all around, I know nothing about the qualifications and such to become a King's Guard. What should I be looking at?? What should I teach him?? I know he would have to get his ADHD under control in order to stand still for any length of time.

[@cynthiabruce8082]

Those are the same type of toursists who try to pet a buffalo in Yellowstone.

[@suek7086]

Yes! I was thinking the same.

[@SusanCowan-eb1tq]

Do not pet the fuzzy cows! Dumb Humans.

[@cbufffly]

As someone who lives next door to a bison ranch in WY, home of Yellowstone Pk, I can tell you the stories about idiot tourists are not exaggerated. Having also grown up around them in the Rockies, they can literally turn their bulky bodies on a dime. Something I've always been aware of and choose to respect. While on field assignment for the USGS, I was snapping pics of bison grazing in small groups which would be used for a poster. Very, very expensive cam and center of my concern. I had been accompanied by the ranch Mgr and at my signal, he stopped and I jumped out, and started shooting. After five minutes or so stopped to see if I had enough shots and the feeling that my personal space had been invaded overwhelmed me. Turning my head ever so slightly over my right shoulder I saw the hind quarters of a yearling bison. My body followed my head and I found myself face to face with him, staring into a pair of the most breath-taking dark eyes framed by gorgeous lush eyelashes. I froze and he froze. Staring at each other. Finally, I realized I'd left the truck's door open and took a giant leap backward, and then one more back into the truck slamming the door. He trotted right over and kinda forlornly gazed in the window. As we drove off the Mgr finally stopped laughing, saying Damn, a real life bison stare down! I couldn't help thinking, no kidding, at least it wasn't a stomp down.

[@juditrotter5176]

A Yellowstone Ranger titled his book “Don’t Pet the Fuzzy Cows!”

[@gailscibelli9148]

YEP!!!

[@user-xd6wd4nf1s]

I do not think tourists should be permitted to position themselves so close to the horses or place their hands on them

[@user-zv5ew5kk6n]

Я из Молдовы и английский понимаю очень плохо, но я всё-таки смогла прочитать надпись на табличке рядом с гвардейцем, о том, что не надо подходить и трогать, что лошадь может ударить или укусить. Но похоже, что все туристы вообще не умеют читать- все лезут к лошади , хватают за повод, трогают её. И хотя лошади гвардейцев специально обучены всё равно это очень опасно. Ведь от людей пахнет по разному и лошадь может испугаться резкого и неприятного для неё запаха. Какие глупые люди, и какие замечательные лошади. А у гвардейцев вообще сложная служба. Отвечают и за себя и за лошадь. Это очень сложно!

[@margaretreid2153]

No I agree,mauling that poor horse all day,is not acceptable

[@jandrews6254]

Tourists are as thick as two short planks! They may have never seen a horse before but surely it’s size indicates you should take better care for your safety. They aren’t stuffed toys

[@jpburnez5655]

YOU ARE 100% CORRECT!! AT LEAST THAT WAS ONE OF THE RULES WE MUST FOLLOW AT THE MOUNTED POLICE DIVISION WHERE I USED TO WORK AT!! ACTUALLY THE SAME RULES APPLIED FOR ALL THE 11 MOUNTED POLICE DIVISIONS WE HAD AROUND ALL 11 POLICING 🚔 AREAS. BY THAT TIME WE HAD MORE THAN 100 EQUINES AND TRAINED JOCKEY POLICE ENFORCEMENT AGENTS + FEDERAL AGENTS. BASICALLY FROM EVERY SINGLE FEDERAL POLICE UNIT OR AGENCY WE WERE WALKING WITH THEM. WE NEVER WANTED PEOPLE TO GET HURT, NONE TO BE SUED NEITHER, SPECIALLY FOR SOMETHING THAT IS BASICALLY 99% AVOIDABLE DURING A NORMAL 🐎 HORSE/HUMAN INTERACTION. USING COMMON SENSE, KNOWING THAT AS HORSES THEY WILL BEHAVE FIRST LIKE ANIMALS AND SECONDLY AS TRAINED EQUINES. AT THE MOMENT POLICE HORSES ARE MOUNTED THEY KNOW THEY HAVE TO RESET THEIR BEHAVIOR PATTERNS FROM BEEN SPOILED AND PLAYFUL TO WORK AND TAKING DOWN RIOTS + CRIMINALS APPREHENSIONS. SO YES, JUST LIKE OUR MINDSETS CHANGE DURING A NERVERECKING SITUATION, THE SAME THING HAPPENS WITH EQUINES AND K-9 OFFICERS. IT IS A 360° DEGREE VISUALLY CHANGE FOR BOTH; THE EQUINES AND HIS/HERS JOCKEY PARTNER. SO NEXT TIME IF YOU SEE A FIGHT AND RIOT KNOWING THAT THE MOUNTED POLICE OS AROUND, TRY TO RUN QUICKLY TO THE OPPOSITE SITE OF THE SITUATION. THOSE ARE MY 2 CENTS OVER A SITUATION LIKE THAT BECAUSE I'VE SEEN IT, BEEN THERE & DONE THAT...AND AIN'T FUNNY AT ALL. GOD BLESS EVERY SINGLE ONE OF Y'ALL!!! 💪🙏🏻❤ PLEASE TRY TO BE SAFE AS MORE AS Y'ALL CAN!!🙏🏻

[@jpburnez5655]

​@@user-zv5ew5kk6n and just like wolves and other predators they can smell if you are almost terribly ill and week. Horses will know it. If you have an illness like cancer or any biological hormone suppressor they will know it, just like dogs do...and they will test your character and strength because THEY DON'T KNOW YOU! NOT BECAUSE THEY ARE SUPPOSEDLY EVIL! I STILL CAN NOT COMPREHEND WHY MANY OF THE CONTRADICTIONS FROM (MILK ,🍖😮 MEAT AND THE BOOK OF KORAN) DURING THE WAR EXTENDED TO ALL.

[@lindathomas5500]

People need to understand that grabbing a horse’s reins is like grabbing someone’s steering wheel when they’re driving! It astounds me that people don’t realise this!

[@emmsue1053]

Very well said Linda.. They don't realise how sensitive a horses mouth is & once it has been tugged on it "hardens".. No good for a skilled rider or being a working horse. Also painful I would imagine when done repeatedly. Annoying some tourists assume the Guards are simply cardboard cut outs for their own photo op egos.

[@jeanmckenzie1607]

Not sure they care as long as they get their photo

[@claireturnbull7719]

It astounds me that people can't read the signs on the wall where it says don't touch the reins and letting little kids stand so close to the horses mouth

[@IndyPennCham]

​@@claireturnbull7719I have said on multiple occasions that they need to put signs on both sides of where the guard is posted.

[@jimbella9353]

Hey, it took a group of concerned people; locals in the London area and from around the world plus local medias to even get the British Military to add "DON'T TOUCH THE REINS" to the existing two Signs! Now YOU want the British Military to put up 2 or more new Signs!!!😂

[@terrieseverson6346]

It still amazes me how rude tourists can be; especially when two Kings Guardsmen are busy conversing and the pushy Ken’s and Karen’s can’t wait just a few minutes to get their pic😢taken. Disgusting rude😠

[@daphnethurlow5388]

Good manners are like hen's teeth...

[@ront2424]

@@martyzink6273 yeah the entitlement of this demographic is unreal. They think they can do what they want when they want.

[@danhicks684]

When do the Kings Guards say goodnight I mean what time is quitting time for those fellows?

[@danhicks684]

@@martyzink6273 thankyou

[@PatMott]

Why is it u never see what they are talking Abt. Its very disappointing.

[@danzer369]

I can't believe how un smart people have become! Stop touching the horse! Why must you BE IN the picture?! Isn't it ENOUGH to see the King's guards? Seriously! Look up the word...RESPECT.

[@marytesta3003]

I respectfully disagree about wanting pictures. Photographs are part of the memories. Touching the horse is ridiculous, though.

[@mayokoljubica9153]

Glavni na slici su gardista i konj. Sve glume naštimavanja tijela face je glupo.

[@AstridAnffinson]

You are allowed to touch the horses at your own risk, there’s no sighs to say you can’t only that horses can bite and kick there’s your warning, being next to the horse is fine for pics but if the horse is stressed or has ears back then it’s better to leave the horse alone, horses are indeed social I know cos I have worked with them, some of them love the human contact while others don’t, always read the horses behaviour and body language

[@pattilabell7509]

Ignorant and proud of it.

[@marilynevans8436]

The horses are so well disciplined,unlike the tourists

[@peggychamberlain9515]

People are ignorant!!

[@dorothygladwin168]

Oh how I agree about the tourists being disrespectful and ignorant. Don’t know how the solver

[@kraftfahrer85]

They also have more brains.

[@conky221]

Amen

[@vgray6925]

Agreed; disciplined and respectful! 😮

[@elizabethturel78]

I still can’t believe the British government allows tourists to treat their soldiers like a petting zoo.🤦🏻‍♀️Never supposed to pet a working disability service dog. They are working. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@dalehoward5416]

Why do people disregard that these are working GUARDS. They are not there just so tourists can have their ruddy photos taken. Do you not see these guards taking note of ALL people milling around. They are there to defend the crown. And they do a wonderful job considering the disrespect and stupidity the ‘hordes’ show them.

[@jandrews6254]

A cardboard cutout, or a plastic horse might work for the photo

[@dalehoward5416]

@@jandrews6254 I doubt tourists would know the difference. 😆

[@johnnyalexander7554]

Yes this is not a petting zoo

[@sharbear4734]

I totally agree!

[@annarnall4750]

If any of the horses kick out front or back and ends up seriously hurting a member of the public it's their own fault not the horse or guard who is doing brilliantly controlling the horse with one hand.

[@nana5311]

I am not watching this anymore Guards tell u to move people scream back like that one woman. Time to stop this

[@bernadettevelasco6323]

Horse nudges the child, yet the dad sends her right back! What's wrong with people?

[@dianapeek6936]

He's a 100 percent moron

[@babygotback1037]

Those guardsmen have so much patience when it comes to ignorant and rude people who think it’s okay to just poke at the horses. Keep your hands to yourself and if you choose not to, then you may have to deal with the consequences of getting kicked, pushed and/or bitten by a horse. You could also end up being stomped on and those guards are NOT there to protect you from your own stupidity. And for the love of god, PLEASE STOP PUTTING YOUR KIDS IN HARMS WAY JUST FOR A DAMN PICTURE! 🙄😠

[@mdw908]

I have a rule: keep your f🤬cking hands off my horses. It's for your own safety and, depending on which horse of mine you touch, the consequences could be dire for you. Wish the Royal Guard had the same rule.

[@lploomer8202]

I notice the moms & dads invariably put the baby/child between them & the horse.

[@lploomer8202]

I have seen 2 videos where the old dufuses, men & women, will put their hand in horses mouth & then act so alarmed when bitten.

[@lisalambrecht6676]

Well said!

[@granmut]

Never yet seen anyone turn to thank these young men for their patience, and for taking their photo without permission.

[@julia190]

Have seen a couple - very few and far between.

[@Romovictorio]

I love horses so much. However ; I’m always respectful of their size & power & never take liberties. These are working horses with their mounted guards & respect has to be shown at all times ❤

[@poiwytlee]

These babes are all ~16-17hh and 1700-1900lbs 😍 prolly bigger on some of em. Irish draught horses 😍

[@stephaniehawkins5211]

I am shocked by the stupidity and laughing when being ordered back by the guard while his horse is having a hissy fit. I have been witness first hand to a close friend, on the receiving end of only a half kick by her stallion. Six operations to sow all her organs back into place and remove the spleen. All the while lapsing in and out of consciousness. She was screaming in agony all the way to the hospital in an ambulance.

[@RainCloud848]

So sorry. give her my best as I will pray for her.

[@julia190]

Hope she recovers from this unexpected incident. People have no idea of the power and quickness of horses.

[@annescott2696]

Would any of these people touching the queen’s horses want people to come up to them and start handing them? Of course not! Then don’t touch the houses (or the guards!)

[@mdw908]

I'm so sorry for your friend. Yep, run-ins with horses can have very serious consequences. Having horses myself, I have many friends who've had incredibly dangerous accidents--at least three had to be airlifted to trauma centers. There was one situation where the horse was airlifted out of a canyon after the rider came off and the horse went down the mountain (thankfully both survived with minor injuries). And these are very experienced horse people who understand horse behavior. Accidents happen in the blink of an eye. The public is massively stupid when it comes to interfacing with strange animals that weigh 1,200 to 1,800 pounds.

[@cathwalsh9921]

Christ I hope she’s recovered now! I gave up riding when I realised that it wouldn’t take much to get seriously hurt. Shortly after that Christopher Reeves had his accident. I adore horses and there’s no feeling like being able to ride, but I like my body in one piece.

[@soniatonks]

Wouldn’t it be nice if just a handful of people throughout the day, would actually pay a compliment to the Guard on how impeccable he looks and the Beautiful Horses there?! I know they cannot speak/answer, but it would just be lovely and appreciated no doubt by the Guards. I think they look stunning. So Proud to be British 🙏🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤

[@darlenechandler2403]

They need to focus and not be interrupted by thousands of people saying great job, they need peace to concentrate and no vocal interruptions from protecting. Same as a security guard at a venue, do you think they would want thousands of people daily chatting to them. Better to just show them respect and stop touching the horses and stand your distance for a picture. Same as people are not going to keep approaching the men with their guns guarding either.

[@sandib4234]

Yes!

[@Phlegmwahn]

​@darlenechandler2403 What do you think these mounted Troopers are guarding? Theirs is just a ceremonial role for the tourists. The armed police are the real guards of this Army complex.

[@dianebannister4591]

I have been watching these Kings Guards videos for about 3 weeks. I enjoy them very much. I love the different uniforms that the various guards wear. They are so attractive. From the USA 🇺🇸

[@MargaretParry]

.you do know this is a working barracks.The guards are on security duty.The police are actually guarding the guards.Its not Disney land.

[@anjou6497]

The horse suddenly looked so vulnerable in your long shots, when he freaked out he was upset by something across the road. Horses do need reassurance in this noisy setting crammed with people and traffic. Well done the Guard for calming him down. 💙🌱.

[@dontworrydehappy7104]

INCORRECT - If you're talking about the occurrence at about 15:15 - the horse didn't like to back into the guard house. Another guard tried to help line the horse up to back in. If you'll notice, the horse circled around to the back (so walk straight in - first time at about 14:30) two different times instead of backing in. Perhaps a quirk of this horse. He was never spooked.

[@angelquiros7561]

@@dontworrydehappy7104 Además ya están acostumbrados al tráfico, pero un mal momento puede pasarles en cualquier instante.

[@meridac8645]

The horse never went wild

[@paulaspencer-snell7278]

Those horses are absolutely amazing. So patient with all those people keep touching them. Well done to our wonderful guards.

[@sdcgren6301]

Hi I’ve just watched the amazing control that the soldier had over his horse. It must have been upsetting for the horse with all these visitors being there. I admire the patients the soldier has over his horse. Thank you for showing us the work these soldiers and horses have to do. I’m at home in Yorkshire just now.

[@lesleyairey6633]

And they do it all with one hand on their swords at all times

[@RainCloud848]

@@lesleyairey6633 One hand on the reins and one hand on the saber. the sabers are heavy as are the helmets.

[@vamp8903]

Yes the patience of the horses is amazing ...

[@roseannmiller3877]

Were there patients there? Must be a hospital.

[@jerryoshea3116]

Nice to see a solid POLICE presence there!

[@redtigress5753]

These guards deserve ultimate respect . I can't believe the nerve of some people, walking behind a horse that is obviously stressing on this day. Their professionalism and abilities are fantastic. I hope to see them one day.

[@daphnethurlow5388]

People think they are in disneyland ( wish they were)

[@jimbella9353]

They are Soldier/Actors performing these "re-enactment" Shows to attract Tourists/Visitors. They dress up in those replicas of 19th Century uniforms during the prime Tourists/Visitors from 10 AM to 4 PM only. The rest of the time they are dressed like other regular British Soldiers and do regular duties.

[@ericchapman399]

@@daphnethurlow5388 Most of the tourists are from Cloud Cuckoo Land when it comes how to behave around horses.

[@user-dl8eo6zc9z]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@jimbella9353. I doubt very much these fine military men would appreciate being called soldier/actors! They are not there just for the tourists, all Countries have their Ceremonies and traditions, this happens to be Ours I hope your comment was tongue in cheek. This was happening before the scourge of the tourists! We appreciate the service these young (and not so young) men and women give to our Country.

[@angelquiros7561]

@@user-dl8eo6zc9z Es eso exactamente, que vistan de esa manera es porque ese es su uniforme para cumplir con esa labor.

[@dotphillips7254]

Thank you for your Service . Proud to be British ❤

[@marlenecarson4005]

Hello I’m from Missouri USA I wish I was British 😊

[@Donna-fe1jb]

Thank them for their service and I’m an American.

[@vintagemxer9165]

What are they serving? The Royal child molesters?

[@spirityder52]

The horses are amazing, I’m sure that no matter the training, to just stand there, so still…with all the noise, people, traffic etc the guards also, to sit on their horses without moving, changing position, must get painful..thank you for sharing this video. I’m a 71 year old grandmother from Australia, and I don’t think I’ll ever see is for myself, so thank you.

[@tobyrose6906]

And the different Smells of different people. Perfumes etc

[@edeltraudmeany9724]

This horse definitely likes his own space So keep your hands off of him

[@poiwytlee]

Well most of them do like the attention, there's a few who don't but the humans don't usually use the moody ones for busy days and don't force a horse public facing if they're not comfy. Horse has usually three chances to quit before they let it quit. The horses absolutely can and do communicate their discomfort and the horsemen involved do pay attention and consider it. The horses shifts aren't all the long either, compared to other mounted police work. The horses are alright :)

[@marsley9790]

The "horse" an animal is not cooperating, but the tourist still wants his photo op!

[@margarettodd1074]

The patience and tolerance, the guards and the majestic horses have for these absolute idiots who treat it like some kind of Disneyland is beyond belief. I will do far worse than any of these gods say or do any of these tourists touched my horse. They certainly wouldn’t be touching another.

[@helensemrau7442]

They act like the horse is some kind of unique, bizarre species they’ve never seen before. It’s a horse, folks. Look but not necessary to touch.

[@wandafaulk3641]

And these same kind of people who go to Disney are rude and pushy to the other people who are there! They will push & back you out of you spot if they want too! They will even come in between you & your child if you don’t hold on to their hands tight. All ages very rude! We never plan on going again!

[@mdw908]

Me too!!! Do NOT touch my horses unless I give you permission. And the reins? You are taking your life in your hands if you dare touch my reins.

[@masonyoutube7347]

I think the idiot tourists who support the British economy should go to Disneyland instead. I am sure that most of the tourists are not aware that these are working soldiers. They look ceremonial.if they don't want to attract tourists they should put uniformed soldiers as guards. I heard a British Woman shout out to a tourist who was petting the horse don't touch the horse. The guard shouted back it's my horse not your horse she can touch the horse. The majority of the people in these videos are respectful yet you continually call them idiots. Very disrespectful.

[@patriciawilson9669]

It was nice of the lady who actually asked if she could pat the horse.

[@pamward4208]

So MANY people are rude, it's sad ,& worse part they don't care!

[@janethobbs2226]

They are of low intelligence

[@maryeheinly8256]

Beautiful changing of the guards ! Those men/ women with their horses go through so much with all those tourists .

[@tobyrose6906]

And Bod6 odours. Ummm.

[@taraann7753]

I like watching the Guards minding their Horses..They keep so cool when their Horse takes a little brain storm..very professional❤.

[@mame3388]

The posing is hysterical 😂

[@gabriellecoe3156]

when you think about sitting for the guard and standing for the horse being hypervigilant and submitting to a constant barrage of people that is quite a feat hats off to the guards and their spectacular mounts.

[@cindybarker8507]

These people have no respect for the horse or guard. They should get back and give them room. Poor horse putting up with all this.

[@willaward3887]

If you are so fearful of the horse, KEEP WALKING AND LEAVE IT ALONE! N

[@jotgeebunny]

Tourists are unbelievable. They never give it a rest !

[@coleyounger5882]

The King Guard do an amazing job how these soldiers put up with the public every day is beyond me.

[@rodpettet2819]

Surely there is a lot more for tourists to do in London without cluttering up the street outside Horseguards!

[@Bonobos922]

It’s amazing how long it takes for someone to snap a photo.

[@marytesta3003]

The guards have great control over the horse. I'm surprised with all the people and sounds there aren't more accidents. Some people never saw a horse before and just don't know it's not part of a show.

[@lisabohl4981]

Definitely that vehicle was spooking the horse. I agree, anybody getting near a frustrating moment, especially with an animal who is spooked, needs to back off!! Glad both guards got the horse calmed down.

[@tpilot_error404]

The lorry yeah. It was big, puffing and shaking. Plus probably carying sth hazardous the horse could smell.

[@janisaroyan6416]

We too can learn from these horses… they have their social structure and we humans can be very in their face rude without consideration for what we can observe.

[@lynnemorris7516]

People never cease to amaze me.

[@lindasavage1042]

Such a beautiful horse and a real star. I think the horse likes the attention as it breaks up the bordem of just standing. ❤

[@dbn52]

Q-10 is an amazing monster of a horse. Gentle almost always. This is highly unlike him. Not sure what set him off. The idiots taking a picture wouldn't laugh if they got kicked.

[@poiwytlee]

I thought that was Q10!!! But wasn't sure. Yeah he's like 17hh or something mad like that. I don't think a tourist would have set off Q10 like that unless they hurt him.

[@Casandra1959]

I love watching videos of the Horse Guard. I don't love how some tourist and others do the Horse Guard What I would love to be able to travel and go to London and see all the great places to see. Because of my health and on Oxygen I will never be able to do that. If you are blessed to be able to see London and Great Britain please be kind and patient with others I wish so much I could but never will.😊

[@marlenecarson4005]

I pray for your healing I also have the same 😢I would love to see also but enjoy the videos

[@CharlieBrown-bz9ec]

How can “get behind the bollards” be so hard for some people - Oh you mean except ME!

[@born2soon]

My grandfather taught me at a young age that you never walk behind a horse or in front of a car.

[@jacquilambneveroncethought281]

Respect horse and guards space!!!!!!!!!

[@helgawittmann1527]

So viel Krach,Schreierei,Gerüche,das muß für Pferd u Wächter unerträglich sein😮😮❤❤❤❤❤

[@susig5739]

Estos 2 guardias tienen una gran paciencia,y son muy gentiles !!

[@Romovictorio]

Muy bien ❤

[@susanreidy2841]

Poor horse has had enough of tourists at him all the time , and horses do get bored sometimes just standing about .

[@barbarapearce9738]

Some people have ridiculous hand movements, esp those wafting in the air or touching without patting.

[@cynicalbeotch]

I absolutely LOVE the new date feature!! ❤

[@dianapeek6936]

So do I.

[@jimbella9353]

So do I👍@@dianapeek6936

[@maureenmiller3029]

Me too, it helps me so much in faraway Cape Town.

[@Jockinoz]

Why do idiots touch the horse when instinct tells you that it doesn’t want to be touched.

[@AstridAnffinson]

They ignore the body language, most don’t see the body language of the horse, good indication us if the horses ears are right back it’s best not to touch them if horses ears are forward then they are more social

[@lyndahutcheson577]

If I am ever able to visit London, and see the horse guards, I would be in heaven. The people that don't remember that the guards and horses are on duty is so sad. That is their job!!! Not just doing it...because!!! I feel so bad for them 😢😢

[@ljortman]

Looks like this horse has a special knack and personality trait to keep these tourist away😊

[@soniatonks]

Love the crocus at the start and cherry blossom at the end. Nice touch. 💜

[@user-zv5ew5kk6n]

Какие натренированные и гвардейцы и лошади. Но если гвардеец знает, что он в почетном карауле и терпит эту неподвижность, то как наверное мучаются бедные лошади, что им надо вот так неподвижно стоять и терпеть всю эту толпу, всех этих чужих людей, которые её трогают и стоят рядом. Для лошади это очень тяжело и утомительно. Какие они молодцы, что в такой шумной и нервозной обстановке могут контролировать ситуацию !

[@HeatherMikaelianHoward]

I so enjoy watching these horses and guards. I appreciated the love and care the guards have with them.

[@vduncan54]

I like watching these videos. My hats off to all the young soldiers doing their duty to serve their Country. I'm sure their parents are so proud of them. I'm glad the horses don't have to stand too long on the hard pavement.❤❤❤

[@Londonchronicles]

Timestamps: 0:30 - Little girl scared by a horse 9:50 - Two teenagers reprimanded by the King's Guard 13:48 - Horse goes into a frenzy 19:51 - Curious elderly woman questioned by the King's Guard regarding accessing Horse Guards via the horse box, advised to use the gates by the King 21:21 - Royal Guards and Majestic Horses changing Hope you enjoy my video! Filmed today: 22.11.2023 Greetings and thank you for tuning in to my video! I truly appreciate you taking the time to watch and I genuinely hope you enjoyed the content. If you found it engaging and worthwhile, I kindly ask for your support in giving the video a thumbs-up and subscribing to the channel. Your support means the world to me, and it motivates me to deliver more exciting content in the future. Wishing you a fantastic day ahead! 😊🙏 #thekingsguarduk #HugeRespect

[@marliesreichwein9475]

Ja s 🎉

[@user-mx7dd9su2d]

Merci ❤😊🎉

[@anlangms4208]

Just subscribed. I enjoy your content without the snarky, insulting , rude comments about every tourist that some utubers have .

[@charlottecunningham2141]

@@anlangms4208you noticed that too, I see. Some of it is very unnecessary

[@newlalee873]

Thank you for the time stamps!

[@blueheart1946]

Why do people feel the need to have a photo taken with the guards, Why?

[@lindajoybeverage250]

the people think it is funny when being rude I love the horses

[@GMN360]

This is the first time I have seen your channel. I love your introduction and that little girl blowing a kiss to the horse (or perhaps the Guardsman or maybe both!) is precious! I have subscribed.

[@jod6984]

The horse did NOT go wild or super crazy. The animal reacted to loud, abusive, intrusive humans harassing and crowding the animal.

[@user-vl4wl9uy3s]

The Horsers Has the patients of saints to be tolerant most of the time with Tourists

[@lindsaydrage5047]

Another surprise tourists have a remarkable trait, when they are shouted at, their command of English suddenly becomes 💯. 😊😊😊😊

[@RainCloud848]

or they giggle like muppets because they are stupid and think they are saving face. I call them tourons...for "tourists are morons". Tourons.

[@trishstikkelman7129]

Ty for your service and the team effort to get it right💂‍♀️🐎✨️🤗💖

[@judylenhart5395]

I like your timestamps. Thank you for those! I don't mind the camera man talking to us.in fact I prefer it. I will continue to watch your videos.

[@davidhitchin83]

Why can't people just leave them alone?

[@leahenglund8519]

Yeah i would ask the same the horses just getting like stressed up

[@suek7086]

Because they’re idiots.

[@hank6887]

Im a old Marine but it woud be a honor to visit and the guards have my up most resoect for looking sharp and the beautiful horse also, i guess thats the Marine in me is to show respect to them without touching the horse , SF

[@paulwainfur973]

That was nice of the little girl blowing a kiss at the horse that was beautiful of the little girl doing that love her 💋💋💋💗❤️🌹🦋💋💋💗

[@bettyharris3691]

These horses are such magnificent beasts l think th e best plot is to put the people behind the bars and make the tourists pay for snap. I think most of the younger tourists just go there to make trouble so they can be Tik Toc famous, as for the poor horses I think they need head phones and scarves.😊

[@blank_white_paper_revolution]

The poor horse! Has to endure all unexpected things!

[@joyceroberts3886]

The guards look splendid in their winter wear. The horses look brilliant, as does the beautiful Metro police officers, and their horses. Well done to the guardsman and gatesman, for calming an anxious horse, who had enough pawing by tourists who were twits.

[@debragonzales5387]

SHOW RESPECT WHEN YOU ARE IN ANOTHER COUNTRY. OBEY THE LAW'S AND CUSTOMS.

[@wendyannh]

Where is this? What building? I wouldn’t call what the horse did going into a frenzy, though. He was certainly disquieted and restless, but still very calm. A horse in a “frenzy” will be rearing up, kicking, and thrashing around - *massively* more agitated than this.

[@AlisonGasparini]

Excellent team work between the Gatesman and the Boxman on controlling that beautiful horse. The MOD police also played their part. Thank you for this video.

[@Karatandstone]

Be a traveler, and not a tourist.

[@scafsbitch666]

This is nuts..the tourists get to annoy the horse and guard for free..put the guard behind the gates for idiots to take selfies..then noone can touch the reins or poison the horse

[@bobburroughs6241]

Yes, the given timings help a lot to move to the action!

[@jandrews6254]

See how the guard on foot, at about 7.20, pulls the mounted guards coat over the horses rump to keep him warm. 10°c the weather was then

[@sheilatruax6172]

Very nice. I, as well, like the lack of chatter. However, one of the others gives us the horses' names. I've learned to recognize a few of them now. Thank you. I'll have to watch both.

[@erniejohns3750]

It’s great you break down times of interest

[@dolphintouchmichellepsychi6217]

My mum was one of the first to imported Dartmoor ponies to Australia. Would live tourists get near a poney that has had enough for one day!!!

[@juneclowe829]

It still amazes me that would be parents put their kids right next to horses animals can be unpredictable I certainly wouldn't have put myself or children close any animal I didn't know think they've left their brain at home

[@FrankWilkinson-ig6co]

Shows how ignorant and stupid they are.

[@joycedudzinski9415]

Thank you for listing timestamps.

[@moonandstars4690]

Why are people visiting the king's Guard so ignorant and rude. I can't stand it specially when it's my fellow Americans setting a bad example.smh

[@Grace-in1bn]

Me parece muy grosero cuando 2 guardias estan charlando y la gente sigue acercandose, no respetan ese espacio. Y el primer caballo pobre realmente estaba inquieto. Bien por el guardia que logro calmarlo hasta el.momento de renovarlo. Adoro estos guardias del Rey😊❤ saludos desde🇦🇷

[@Deb-vu7gk]

Absolutely Beautiful Horses 🐎

[@juditrotter5176]

As an American I noticed from my very first trip to the UK how well British history is preserved. All of the wonderful museums. Preservation of so many historical sites. I think the Guides are part of that heritage and a link to that past.

[@lindasavage1042]

Another observation, the guards look so young almost like teenagers and small. Where are the men I remember way back in the 60s and 70s who looked like men and were taller. Standards have really changed shame. I love the horses they never change.

[@catzkeet4860]

These troopers are often just starting out on their careers. Ceremonial duties are rightly considered to be good training for the battlefield. Put it this way, if you can manage yourself and your mount, ensure your kit is IMPECCABLE and master the armies riding course, you're brave, smart, calm under pressure and able to follow instructions with great attention to detail... all great traits in a soldier. If this IS their first duty, they ARE young. Early 20s mostly. Many will go on after a few years to the armoured regiment who are able to be called up at any time. It's sobering to imagine that one of these Soldiers could be in a war zone in a few years but it's a fact. Sometimes they may come back for another stint in the ceremonial arm, and some alternate hence the older faces here and there. A lot of older soldiers either rank up or decide not to re enlist which is why there's a fairly constant turnover.

[@MrDportjoe]

Some days even a horse really just don't feel like it! And there is always the poor visitor who is really a nice person, perhaps even a horse person, who happens to wear the same clothes and or scent as the jerk that ruined the horse's day last week.

[@Bluelagoonstudios]

I remember this, this horse got just on duty, after the Blues and Royals were replaced with The Life Guards, they had to replace that horse that had a bad day. Can happen to everyone. Btw, all these horses are amazing, although there are recently a few that likes to nibble on people. But the sign says "Horses may kick or bite" 😁🤣

[@janetsaggus7408]

I agree .. these horses are pampered and cared for .. the QE knew her horses and she made sure they were healthy and happy.. they all have different personalities but are loved .. I wouldn't mind coming back as one of these horses 😁

[@user-nt2dq5qf2z]

John you always do a great job.

[@ginnymurray5815]

I enjoy all of it. Gives me insight on area txs

[@sharonloomis5264]

Thank you.

[@dragonback6075]

The horse seemed to be having trouble with it bit, or maybe a stupid tourist feeding it a hot mint . Credit to the guardsmen for reassuring and settling his horse down. It's an incredible bond between them. 👏👏

[@marlenecarson4005]

New to your channel love it ❤