OH NO!! THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH ORMONDE!!

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[@kitbenson8078]

It would be so easy for someone to stick something in one of the horses... They shouldn't be allowed to get closer than one metre, and certainly not allowed to touch the horses. I hope Ormonde is OK.

[@orangeguppie6897]

I agree, a thousand %!!!!!!!!

[@paulinehughes8548]

I was just thinking this myself x

[@user-ej2bt4ki3d]

Maybe a flashing sign Do not touch horses! And a symbol of a horse with a cross going across it might work!!?

[@shizukagozen777]

No one did that to that horse, come on now...

[@kitbenson8078]

@@shizukagozen777 Nobody said that they did...

[@annhall1448]

He's the cleverest horse there. Knows how to keep the annoying tourists away😃

[@kaydunlap4455]

I think Arnie was his professor. Lol

[@caramelhoni6881]

Ann, I beg to differ. Steed Ormonde is a gentle steed compared to my absolute favorite, Steed Arnie! Arnie is an absolute BEAST! He stays head butting, biting and stomping on feet!😂😂😂😂 I LOVE him!

[@caramelhoni6881]

@@kaydunlap4455Yes, I agree!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@annbeirne9583]

Poor Ormonde, looks like he/she has scraped their neck, well spotted by the tourists it would be extremely difficult for the lady guard to see from the saddle. Hope Ormonde is OK💖

[@Roheryn100]

@@christinedavies336Horse bites tend to be large pinch marks, with hair loss.

[@AllieCat58]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@margaretshanahan9754]

Ormonde must be loving all the concern he is causing 😅. He is a pampered horse but still a big brave boy who will survive this little wound. ❤

[@lydia5232]

It's true what you say, but a small wound doesn't mean any less of a worry. If you take into account how tourists are becoming more impudent and rude every day, you can never exclude the possibility of intentional injury and/or poisoning.

[@brmam1385]

Really? You’re sure of that? It was an open, draining wound on a horse’s neck that is a prize specimen, but who ALSO lives in a stable full of enough horse manure to fill multiple wheelbarrows a day! Pretty damn cavalier!

[@mariliaandrade1048]

Ele pode ser mimado sim !!! Mas, está visivelmente triste nesse vídeo , com certeza sentindo dor !!!

[@jayneprice7227]

Those horses have the best ever care and treatments they can get trust me there living the best life they can get and carnt get any better so I am sure he will get the best ever vet treatment there is he's serving the king so has to be in the best nick all round

[@donnarivo7955]

That on the mounts neck. Can be a little nip from another mount . It happens. I'm sure the Vet has already looked at it. Having it been seen upon tacking it up before allowed on duty. If it was a serious problem, they never had let it out for duty. These mounts are very well cared for. The are not just any horses. The Queen herself picked these mounts out and paid for them . Their very very pricey in fact . So no , these guards are not going to let anything happen to them. To the guards. Thank you for your dedication , sacrifice and service . Much respect to each and everyone of you and your mounts.

[@ElectroT0y]

It looks like a horsefly bite to me. Wouldn't surprise me what with all the poo he's forced to stand in.

[@nickmclean3051]

Do you mean there's a worse biter than ormonde gosh

[@marilynhoste3961]

Thank You, you are the voice of reason !

[@dolliemaesone]

Ormonde laughing about snagging the lady’s jacket ! 😂😅

[@sandacathan9787]

What concerns me is that anyone could approach the horse with something concealed in their hand and actually injure the animal.

[@dianewilliams1125]

Let's be honest, some creep could do that to people too!😮😮😮

[@j.ksmith7432]

They could, yes. However, the Trooper would soon know about it because the horse would react to the pain in some way

[@sallydear3757]

You are absolutely right.

[@veronicacrabtreehill6608]

I have thought that many times. People have to be kept away from these magnificent. sgifient horses. I love Ormonde.

[@shirleycalcagno6290]

The guarda don't proibit people do keep pertinho the horse. You'll never know who is going to try to hurt them

[@LB-my1ej]

I’m sure the vet will sort him out they do look after the horses very well.

[@anniepadilla3627]

My beautiful Ormonde. Don’t you worry. The vet. will take care of you soon. Hope it doesn’t hurt you. You are such a good boy. You just want your space. Sure you do🥰🥰🥰

[@candacejones8578]

Poor Ormonde I hope he will be alright . I just think he's the greatest horse and wish all the other horses could be like he is then maybe the tourists would leave the horses alone. Sign should say no touching the horses at all and stay back away from them .

[@marilynhoste3961]

Then write to the king and tell him to close down this tourist attraction. I doubt he would, all the tourists traps in London bring in big $$$$$

[@marya.orsulak4947]

Oh my! Poor Ormonde! Thank heavens tourist spotted neck wound. Can you imagine how that poor guard felt knowing had to wait until shift was over.

[@jo-penford]

Do you actually think the Guard was not aware of that small lesion. Of course she is. Omg !! It's probably a Nip from a neighboring horse. Can see the swelling, part of the process of healing. Looks like ointment over it to protect from flies or whatever.

[@brmam1385]

@@jo-penford It was a draining wound! So much for the ointment…

[@jo-penford]

@brmam1385 Does it matter lol Whats really hilarious is that you have gone to all that trouble just to tell me this. 😂😂😂😂

[@jo-penford]

@@brmam1385 yes We could see fluid draining, but I don't think you know what you think you know. 😁

[@annacorrea8275]

A big heart for ORMONDE.......MAGNIFICIENTE ,BEAUTIFUL AND SMART HORSE...❤

[@kathellison8084]

If the Trooper was concerned in any way she would press the call button or speak with the gatesman when he came out . She is an extremely experienced Trooper , seriously he's not going to collapse on the spot stop making a mountain out of a molehill !

[@angelacalais6449]

NO ONE IS "MAKING A MOUNTAIN OUT OF A MOLE HILL"! ISN'T SIMPLY SHOWING A BIT OF CONCERN. YOU NIT WIT🤪

[@j.ksmith7432]

AmDram R Us!

[@paulinemegson8519]

@@angelacalais6449wow calm down. Little nicks like that aren’t a big deal. He could have scraped against a door lock, or bumped against something in the stables. It’s completely impossible to remove all protrusions in a stable, and sometimes horses scratch themselves on something. Whatever it is, it’s not bleeding or swollen and he appears otherwise ok. At least ok enough to complete his shift and they can look at it when he’s in the stable

[@Roheryn100]

They do have fulltime veterinarians in the barracks. Any concern at all would bring one in a hurry .

[@lolal1026]

Drama, drama.... these horses are well taken care of, examined & groomed daily

[@Lynsey516]

Ormonde is quite a nippy horse, I am guessing he may have possibly nipped another horse, who then retaliated and nipped him back.

[@Joyfullscroll]

Thix would be the best reason to keep people away from the horses. Possibly a backpack or umbrella. Get well our Favorite Tourists deter.

[@cherylsemrau7100]

Poor Ormonde. Not even Ormonde wants to bite so much. I hope they take care of Ormonde.

[@shizukagozen777]

You hope ? Those horses are pampered ! What do you even imagine..? Smh

[@MsHighpeaks]

He wants to bite most of the time actually

[@christineharding4190]

Ormonde didn't look bothered by whatever it was on his/her neck.

[@christinatravis6686]

It looks as if another horse bit him or her . Hopefully him or her be ok.

[@j.ksmith7432]

Well that’s a neat trick! To start with there is clearly hay and dung on the sole of the Troopers offside boot. Later on it seems to have vanished but instead there’s some on the near side! My dad would be revolving in his urn if he saw that! 😂 As for the minuscule wound on the neck it could’ve been caused in a variety of ways, for a start the sentry boxes are battered and in need of a tidy, there could be splinters in the wood, he’s a big horse if he’s turned around in there he might’ve caught it but I feel that it’s unlikely. It’s not bothering him and shouldn’t be a problem

[@katjahennig3081]

Was die Wunde auch verursacht hat..., ein Ring, ein Armreif, die Schnalle einer Tasche oder einer Jacke...??? Lasst die Pferde doch in Ruhe und begrabscht sie nicht ALLE!!! Lasst eure Hände in euren Taschen! ihr müsst nicht zu tausenden eure „Tierliebe“ zeigen und alle diese Pferde streicheln, tätscheln und in die Zügel greifen!

[@lydia5232]

Ormonde is unusually calm and the sad look in his eyes betrays that he has an uneasy feeling.

[@jo-penford]

🙄🙄🤭 oh please stop with the drama ! I can see Ormonde rolling his eyes at these comments. 😊

[@livingcreatively1]

​@@jo-penfordlove this commet😂 and its true

[@j.ksmith7432]

Maybe he’s gone vegan?

[@lydia5232]

@@j.ksmith7432 🤣🤣🤣

[@shizukagozen777]

@@jo-penford Right ? People, I swear... 🙄

[@heathernemanic1062]

Yes the Horse has a little scratch on its upper Neck. It’s not bad. It most likely doesn’t even bother him a bit. I raised, trained and showed Arabians for over 40 years so believe me this lit nick isn’t anything to worry about. It certainly isn’t bothering the Animal. It’s people who are bothering the Animal. Imagine if you had to stand out in one place for several hours without moving much, wouldn’t you get a bit touchy. This beautiful Animal is fine, just bored and getting edgy…

[@kathellison8084]

They are on duty in the box for 1 hour then changed over . Exactly it's a small scratch nothing to get all het up over .

[@shizukagozen777]

@@kathellison8084 Finally some comments with common sense !

[@aliiljah8224]

Yes, they are there for only 1 (one) hour. Everyone thinks they are there all day and mistreated. They are SO WRONG. They are probably the best treated horses in the world.

[@rosaliedaubney4049]

They are on duty for 1 hr, not hours

[@athelas1001]

I laughed out loud at the people speculating that he was injured by a tourist with a finger nail or umbrella. Like they think Ormonde wouldn’t have immediately reacted strongly to being jabbed with something, and the tourist wouldn’t have been hauled away by the armed officers for injuring him. He was most likely nipped by another horse or possibly scraped his neck on something like a piece of a fence or a nail. As well trained as they are, they’re still horses, and they sometimes hurt themselves and get into fights.

[@shizukagozen777]

People know shit about horses but they keep talking like they do just because they watch videos of horse guards on duty. I personally can't laugh but only shake my head at those clowns. 🤦‍♀️

[@paulmiddleton4215]

animals get zits/cycts, pimples just like humans. it could also be a reaction to a horse fly bite. it will be checked out in the stall if the horse does not react too much on duty.

[@jennifersilves4195]

More like hauled away by a gurney. Ormonde wouldn't tolerate that

[@Suebearish]

Not unusual for horses to get a sore spot. Even horses as cared for as they are

[@ginettechiverton7113]

I wonder how that happened. She doesn't want to be touched much. Maybe someone accidently jabbed her with a finger nail or something !? Surely it can't be the bridle or reins . I hope they find out what it is.🇬🇧🐎💕

[@TaraVixen]

It’s not the bridle or the reins it’s looks like a bite from another horse or something. The white cream is to heal wounds and keep flies off, he will be fine. Horses dont really take much notice of things like that, they might not want it to be touched but they are not like us when they have a small wound they just get on with things. I’ve often found one of our horses has a wound from a kick or bite from another horse but they dont make a fuss. If anything they dont want you messing with it but we always put some white cream on it or just spray it with an antiseptic spray to keep flies off . They heal very very quickly too! I’ve been amazed to see friends horses with really nasty injuries that heal up so well. A friends horse just broke its leg & almost de-gloved the lower part of its leg running through a fence. It had a splint & bandage on it & had to be stabled cos it still wanted to run around on it.

[@kathellison8084]

Ormonde is a gelding not a mare .

[@peggygarney3675]

I think its time for the tourist not to be able to touch the horses .

[@lisaferrignocristo-nm3xc]

❤Love you Ormond, stay safe with your officer

[@jo-penford]

Oh my gosh.. iv been reading some of these comments 😂 about this poor horse being stabbed by umbrellas, scratched by fingernails, stabbed by palm implements ... Really ? Its probably nothing more than a Nip by his stablemate. Yes, sometimes horses have arguments with each other but its nothing to get alarmed over.

[@kathellison8084]

Some people really have over reacted to a very small scratch or cut , leave it to the experts who look after the horses daily .

[@Roheryn100]

Crazy, isn’t it ? Some people have no idea of the nicks, cuts and scratches a horse can accumulate BEING A HORSE IN A FIELD !!! A tiny nick is not a major event.

[@camlacasse3760]

Ormondo having an argument - never, he just bites tourists if they come within his space. Love this horse with his three white socks.

[@jo-penford]

@camlacasse3760 actually I admit I love him and his antics as well lol

[@traceywrightlovethepjs2066]

I wouldn't let any of the he public near the horses. They could very easily give them something poisoness.

[@christinewhitfeld7939]

Oh poor darling!!!!!!

[@denaadams6818]

Dear me. People. I’ve been a vet tech for 30 years. The horse probably doesn’t know he has a sore. It’s not swollen. It’s not an abcess. It may have been done on the trailer ride over there. Yes. Someone could have injured him but I’m betting it would not have escape the guards attention. That sidewalk would be empty and there would be Hell to pay!

[@kathellison8084]

Some over the top reactions on here aren't there it's a small cut or a nip from another horse he's not going to collapse from it ! They ride the horses over from the barracks in Hyde Park and stay at Horseguards for their 2/3 days duty then ride back .

[@TaraVixen]

Looks like a nip from another horse or he has knocked himself on something. The white is a cream is an antiseptic cream & stops flies getting on the wound. It’s like the equivalent of a plaster/band aid is to us. Horses often nip each other. They get lots of little nicks but they don’t worry about them like we do, it doesn’t effect them & they heal very fast! There is NO way this was missed, these horses are groomed/brushed several times each day so they would have known about it & treated it. There are also antiseptic sprays to spray onto small wounds on horses. He will be fine, they would be onto it.

[@marypuddefoot8322]

What did he put it on himself it wasn’t there to start with

[@shirleyanneyoung955]

@@marypuddefoot8322You do realise these videos are edited? Perhaps some antiseptic cream was applied but it wasn’t shown on the video, maybe recording wasn’t taking place at that moment.

[@j.ksmith7432]

I quite fancy the good old ‘purple spray’ tbh, I think it would look quite fetching! Then again iodine might go well? You’d think the HMCR would use Black Wound Powder ( do they still make that?!) it would be better camo!

[@caroldocherty6810]

I am amazed that whoever groomed and tacked ormonde up never noticed that. Looks like an insect bite that is weeping a bit of pus. I hope her rider mentions it when Ormondes shift is over am surprised that she never got anyone to check it out.

[@kathellison8084]

Obviously not concerned about something so small , he's ( Ormonde is a gelding ) not going to collapse on the spot !

[@TaraVixen]

@@kathellison8084exactly! It had the good old heal all white cream on it to stop flies. Horses take no notice of tiny little cuts like that. Mine get little nicks from other horses biting or kicks they take no notice of it! We put the white cream or spray antiseptic on them & it’s gone in a couple of days. The way these horses are groomed they would know exactly when & how it happened & it will have been treated!

[@kathellison8084]

@@TaraVixen Whatever it was it wasn't bothering him or the Trooper , good old white cream both for animals and people I keep a tub of Sudocream handy very useful ! He'll survive I'm sure 😂

[@j.ksmith7432]

⁠@@kathellison8084 nooooooo!!! You should know that Sudocream only works when used in conjunction with Turmeric, classic rookie error!! 😂😂😂

[@Roheryn100]

It in no way renders him unfit for duty. He’ll be fine.

[@davidsaling1298]

I think Ormonede should get a very special comand🎉ation for number one his kindness. And especially for his honorable stature and being. This and being hurt yet he still stayed on his post!!! I dought many men would do it!

[@Incorruptus1]

Smart cookie, he will survive.

[@QuiltGeek]

Good grief!! So much speculation! Do you really believe if there was something wrong they would put him out there?

[@j.ksmith7432]

Ssshhhh, don’t upset the AmDrams, they’re enjoying themselves!

[@Nighthawk5472]

Horses get boo boos just like people do. I'm sure they know about since it probably happened in is stall. If it were anything serious he would have been replaced. These horses get the best of care.

[@anntaplin4960]

Surely any wound would have been picked up when being groomed or tacked up. Part of that process is to check for any wounds or lameness etc.

[@searleflesher6689]

Poor Ormonde it looks painful I hope it is nothing serious and that he/she gets better soon

[@kathellison8084]

He's showing no signs of pain .

[@TaraVixen]

@@kathellison8084lol exactly lol they do not react like us to such a tiny injury they just get on with things

[@ginettechiverton7113]

I don't think it's raining, so I'm not sure why anyone would put their coat on over their backpack ! 🇬🇧

[@Joyfullscroll]

Thieves.

[@j.ksmith7432]

Because it’s cheaper than buying the anti-theft covers sold for the job!

[@susanirons9882]

Just love Ormonde even though he bites don't want anything to happen to him he's the loveliest best horse

[@margaretgrove9158]

He'll have very good care when he finishes his hour.

[@dianapeek6936]

8.55 yet another woman who fancies herself as a horse whisperer and a tourist guard giving wrong information out.

[@cathyblignaut8625]

Hope not serious must be looked at and treated.Get well you beauty.

[@Roheryn100]

Of course it isn’t serious. He’ll be fine.

[@mmmh6406]

He is definitely in discomfort, shaking his head, keeping his head bowed. Looks like an abscess. Hope he will be feeling better soon.

[@shizukagozen777]

🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@jo-penford]

Looks like he's suffered a nip by another horse to be honest, in the paddock probably if he's been turned out.

[@j.ksmith7432]

There is no turnout at the barracks unless they’ve been loose in the school or manège

[@jo-penford]

@j.ksmith7432 Could've happened anywhere I guess.

[@j.ksmith7432]

@@jo-penford indeed! If there’s a way to hurt themselves they’ll find it!

[@teresarossi4914]

Sei il più bello intelligente simpatico e divertente. 💋

[@user-ho4ie4rs9b]

Ormonde is well. These horses are so well loved. They are not abused or neglected

[@user-it2tk8te7r]

Почему у туристов такое неуважение к почетному караулу, нельзя себя так вести, это же не музейные экспонаты, а солдаты несущие свою службу!

[@mayhughes5429]

Hope he’s ok he is a character

[@elizabethmcintyre8529]

Hope ormonde is OK

[@Jan-qy5rk]

You tell them Ormonde, "Get Away"

[@Incorruptus1]

I'm thinking out loud, but wouldn't it be handier, when they draw half a circle of while paint around the doorways, so people have a visual barrier of where to be allowed to stand and where not? Just like on the inner court?

[@VimyScout]

Don't mess with Ormonde 😄

[@AmandaB.6529]

We love you Ormonde 😍 ❤️ 💜 ❤️🤍💙

[@carolynchesmore910]

I can't understand y everyone feels the need to touch the horses. I don't understand y the guards allow it. Not one of those tourist would stand and let strangers touch them.

[@lesleyallinson8738]

That is not an injury done with a person's finger a horses skin is quite tough

[@MariaAparecida-re3it]

Amo animais e Ormonde é mais que especial. Turistas são intrometidos e não respeitam a guarda real, então, deveriam ser mantidos bem longe.

[@fernbenoit9734]

I wonder if he got bitten? Poor baby!

[@camlacasse3760]

I wonder what the poor other horse looks like if it bit Ormondo - probably down for a week.

[@margaretWestminster]

There's something under the right boot or stirrup and could tickle the horse , plus it looks untidy.

[@nicolecarciofi1534]

C'est un touriste qui l'a mordu ! 💂

[@TalkTalk44]

😂

[@lolaharto5783]

Pobre Ormonde. Se ve que esta triste😢

[@BonnieTrobis]

Thinking same thing hope he ia ok miss seeing him

[@francesjackson9569]

I've had horse's myself and never seen any of them want to bite people i wonder if someone has mistreated him when he was a foal ahh bless him he's been scraping with another horse he's a lovely horse 🐴

[@darlahays2471]

I've had and have horses. Some are biters and some aren't. None of them have ever been mistreated or abused. My youngest, that I have raised since birth, loves to take nips out of unsuspecting people.

[@ginnyalan]

Ormande is a male

[@wendymoney2043]

I am wondering why she didn’t call for someone to come + check him out?!🤔🐎💕

[@violimo]

He was bending hsi head down for some time. Did not look happy.

[@kathellison8084]

He's resting , they nap on their feet .

[@crm4625]

Send Ormonde to me in Australia 🇦🇺 I will take good care of him ❤

[@triciagowton2313]

Hope the horse is ok and why wasn't it looked at sooner than later..

[@carolinarodrigues3469]

Certos turistas esquecem qdo vão fazer suas malas p viagem de deixar um lugar reservado p colocarem o respeito o bom senso e a palavrinha mágica obg. Dentro da mala tbm N precisa ficar passando a mão nos cavalos p mostrar seu amor pelo animal as vezes vê-los de longe sem toca-lós mostra muito mais respeito e amor por eles

[@dianee7778]

The ocd in me wants to straighten the crooked sign (on the right)so badly!!! Also, the black doors need to be scraped down and re-painted and the stone needs to be power-washed.

[@lindatruax8319]

WAS ORMONDE STUNG BY SOME ONE OR INJECTED WITH SOMETHING?? IS HE HURT??? PRAYERS FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL KING'S LIFE GUARD'S HORSE AND SERVICE MEMBER!!!

[@shizukagozen777]

No, Linda, no one hurt Ormonde, stop the drama already. 🙃

[@greggrusnak6094]

It is Just a Cyst that has popped, Could be from Heat on his skin or something in the Stable got under his Skin. I think Ormonde is Well taken care of and the Vet will have his Coat back to normal in a few days

[@CharliesHopechest]

At just past half way, I'm guessing he cut out some stuff as the cam said 'some time later' and it looked like someone had put medication on it.

[@RosieGurlAlaska]

There’s my spicy Ormonde! ❤❤❤

[@user-zq6bc7tt1t]

Почему щекочут ведь если человека щекотать им же не понравиться почему думают ,что лошади это приятно,мне очень жалко лошадей,наверное должен быть запрет прикасаться к ним

[@lorikidd3899]

Ouch

[@annacorrea8275]

ORMONDE❤ FROM MELBOURNE Australia........

[@hormigaaguilar6876]

Por favor, prohíban que toquen a los caballos, los desesperan, parecen moscas....

[@user-vd8dj5zt8q]

Doesn't the horses been check before they go out

[@maryholder3795]

Yes they do they are professional soldier, they know how important it is to care for equipment - don't want your saddle girth to break. You don't take a sick horses out in duty. The Guard's stable men/woman go carefully over the horses before they go out.

[@rhondafurr7000]

I wish these videos would show what happened to the horse as a result of the description and why that is why the description he sick, did he return.

[@aroundlondon11]

Thank you for watching!! I didn’t know what has happened to Ormonde. The tourists spotted it and informed the Lady Guard. He continued his duties, and when he came back out again, I think the guard/soldier applied white cream (maybe antiseptic cream) to the wound, hence you see the white mark on his neck at 10:26. Thanks for your support. ❤️❤️❤️

[@juliehubbard9752]

Wouldn’t take much to put barriers around the horses…. People could still take photos without getting too close. I think it would help reduce the everyday stress for the guards and horses in particular. Barriers could be moved at the end of each day.

[@kathellison8084]

It's a public footpath in Whitehall under Westminster council not MOD , plus barriers would be potentially dangerous to horse and Trooper .

[@j.ksmith7432]

@@kathellison8084 I wish that you’d come along when I was being held responsible for the dangerous horse and the lack of barriers a couple of days ago! 🤪

[@kathellison8084]

@@j.ksmith7432 What video was that ? I have every confidence in you , taking no prisoners ! In all your comments I've never seen you back down , 😀

[@j.ksmith7432]

@@kathellison8084 I can’t remember the title of it atm, it’ll come to me eventually, when it does I’ll let you know!! It’s a real pita not being able to share links or photos etc on here, it would make things a little easier to deal with, as would the translation facility which seems to be on part time these days! Yes, I’m afraid that I got the mule genes 🫏 from my father, if I think I’m right then I’ll dig my heels in once I’ve checked! If I think I know but am wavering slightly I’ll spend hours trying to confirm or not but jeez, Google has gone from bad to worse over the last few years, it even contradicts itself at times. I have a few books on the history, tradition etc of HCMR but it’s downright frustrating sometimes trying to get a definitive answer; then there’s the problem of some things being known by different names according to where people come from or how good their spelling is! One that I’ve been having to use rather more than I’d like lately is ‘Bridoon’ or ‘Bradoon’ I wrote a comment or a reply sometime last year I think about the ‘collar chain’ but someone told me it was a ‘Bright Chain’ which is a term that I’ve heard before but couldn’t place, that took up several hours and didn’t get me anywhere! One thing about me though is I don’t tell lies, my memory is too bad 😜 but there are a few people that like to accuse other people of lying, then I can get a little grumpy!! I’m also not too proud to ask on here if I can’t find what I need but some people take that the wrong way also! I love it when you get to a post before me which is most of the time, I tend to get sidetracked somewhere between the notifications, watching the videos and reading the comments, that’s another thing I miss though, being able to copy and paste a comment, I feel like a broken record a lot of the time! I do back down sometimes though, I’ll discuss a subject ad nauseum if the other person is willing but when they get personal or plain nasty, I cba so I give warning and deploy elsewhere! I think that I’ve capitulated twice this week because it’s got around to the ‘wee small hours’ and I can’t see any point in continuing, I might also say that I’m going to bed and will continue next day but that’s not wise, twice I’ve done that and then can’t remember what vid it was on! I totally surpassed myself recently, I said that I’d be back next day but then got myself a weeks mute on YT!! 😂😂😂😂 That was my first one, I have stacks of them on Fb! Anyway, keep up the good work, you talk a lot of sense and hopefully you’re helping the people who are genuinely interested in the horses or the Household Cavalry!

[@j.ksmith7432]

@@kathellison8084 I’ve found one of them, not sure who says what in which video, chances are that some may have been deleted also, not by me I hasten to add! It’s by @ Walking Through London ‘THE KINGS GUARD IS ANGRY’ That’s enough to bug me right there, as I’m sure that you know ‘The Kings Guard’ are the foot soldiers, The HCMR are ‘The Kings Life Guard’ bit daft really, it must be confusing when one of the two regiments of ‘The Kings Life Guard’ are THE LIFE GUARDS!!😳’

[@tuckergraham846]

Luv ormonde 🤙🤙🤣

[@annetaylor-wx5dk]

All the guards horses should be trained to 'Ormonde' standard.....that'll teach 'em...

[@donnamcknight3584]

He looks so sleepy! But they never did anything to help him!😡😡

[@mariliaandrade1048]

Porque Ormonde está ferido ??? Ele está visivelmente triste !!!

[@margcraven2976]

Could be someone with a ring that as a protruding stone or mettle and they have gone to stroke and the horse has moved and the ring as cut

[@warboop]

It may of been a splinter festering out and the people spotted it . A warm day in the sun it might of festered out having been infected hence the white stuff later in the day . I Have seen horses rub their necks on the stall and it wouldn't be so hard for that to of happened .Think about it with a splinter not seen do to the color of the wood and the same color of the horse .JS

[@SelmaSeltsam]

Almost no biting, very calm, a wound on the neck... sedated? Maybe she had some kind of treatment (teeth, blood exam).

[@kennethfrickey6235]

Does the tourist perfume smells bother the horses

[@j.ksmith7432]

It used to be thought that horses would react badly to smells and some may well do. All I can say is that the only smell that I know will set off a large proportion of horses is pigs!! We used to deliberately take awkward customers past a pig farm at one of the yards I worked at. For myself though, two of my horses reacted badly to pigs when being driven in Windsor Great Park, I bought myself a pig, let it free roam, the horses soon got tired of leaping around snorting every five minutes!!

[@Roheryn100]

Never seen it happen….

[@IWH777]

NOT ONLY DOES HE HAVE A POCK MARK ON HIS NECK HE HAS 2 UP IN THE WHITE BLAZE OF HIS FACE TOO...

[@TaraVixen]

He probably nipped a horse who bit back! They would know about them & it would have been treated, these horses are constantly groomed there is NO way they would not know about it. Horses don’t worry about tiny nicks like that.

[@springstud]

nice video. i from USA how do people know the names of the horses

[@j.ksmith7432]

They find out from the Troopers, often via the videographer. Personally I don’t bother to learn them, the horses can be here today, gone tomorrow!

[@donnahardy3582]

I’ve been saying they should stop the tourists from touching the horses. It’s going to end badly for the horse.

[@bonnieabrs1003]

If he had something irritating that spot, he would likely rub it on some surface like his stall. It probably was noticed & addressed before he was tacked up. Horses are a lot like 3 y/o kids. Curious but not aware of dangers behind actions. I wish I had a penny for every nick & ding my horses got on their own!

[@brmam1385]

His head is down, ears almost always back, NOT his usual self…PLUS an apparently open sore, draining, high up on the L side of his neck! It was ALSO pointed out to his rider by several people that noticed it! Really, what the hell why wasn’t he eval by staff & taken off duty!?!

[@patriciakierig831]

How often do they change out the horse and guards

[@aroundlondon11]

Thank you for watching. They change every hour and the horse guards opens from 10am - 4pm.

[@patriciakierig831]

@@aroundlondon11 Thank You

[@carolynbodnar2334]

That horse is very tired.

[@camlacasse3760]

Bored, not many people, and only one who came close enough to bite.

[@Diamondmine212]

It’s probably some idiot tourist caught him with their ring. It’s sucking how sometimes there’s 4/5 people rubbing their neck, faces, nose. They just can’t leave them alone. Hopefully soon they’ll be put out of the publics reach. They did it at Buckingham Palace with the guards who use to stand outside the gates , after they got fed up of being used and abused.

[@Roheryn100]

Been around horses , owned,trained and boarded, for 40 years and never once hurt one with my ring. More likely a small splinter in a stall….. Horses will FIND something to hurt themselves with.

[@susannekruger2722]

Oh no, what has he done wrong? He always kept people at a distance he could live with...it that too much to ask?