Queen’s Guard Horse Goes Crazy

Queen’s Guard Horse Goes Crazy. Horse refuses to go in the sentry box. Horse leaves the box even when lead in the box by two soldiers. At one point I thought the guard would be thrown off the horse but he did very well to stay on the horse.
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[@mikeymc3094]

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[@sandralindberg8548]

The bit is not right!

[@janedoe4471]

@@pa209 were you there? Did you check it?

[@teachertreasure]

Poor horse is trying its best to tell the rider….

[@GlitterGlamGal]

The bit is meant to be over her tongue, it’s quite obvious her tongue has gotten over the bit and she may be having issues getting it back under especially as the rider is holding her quite firmly thus not allowing her room to slip her tongue back under. She looks very uncomfortable and more than likely does not want to go to work with a uniform that is ill fitting. Poor girl....

[@provinglitlun2070]

It looked as though the horse had the bit underneath it's tongue, and was getting distressed by it?! Horses are hard to control when this happens......Respect to the rider!

[@cathywilfong8943]

I totally agree I saw the tongue under the bit also. The horse was getting frustrated. My Arab gelding does the same thing and it drives a rider crazy ! The rider needs to stay calm and he was awesome !! People do forget it's a 1000 pound animal with a will of its own.

[@emrysfevre8087]

Yes, I agree. You can see him trying to get his tongue under the bit

[@shelfuller724]

Yes agree, why couldn't the so called army horsemen see that

[@cathywilfong8943]

@@shelfuller724 I was wondering that myself at 1 point 2 of them had his head and u can easily see it. Maybe thats why they took him back in to fix it? .

[@leem200]

Your most likely right he seemed to have problems with is mouth. Never saw a horse do that before.

[@alfie8953]

The horse had his tongue over the bit, a very uncomfortable situation which should have been seen and rectified straight away. In the circumstances, his reaction was very restrained. I am amazed neither the rider nor the other people present seemed to notice the problem. The tongue lolling beforehand was a clear indication of the horse's discomfort.

[@rhidianrees-jones2527]

I can tell you I know this horse and it messes around with its tongue without a bit in its mouth. also the bit was not fitted incorrectly

[@brownbear2419]

Guess you don't know anything about horses then. Bit placement has nothing to do with how the horse was acting.

[@rhidianrees-jones2527]

@@brownbear2419 cheers dits

[@albertsmyth9616]

@@rhidianrees-jones2527 Thank you for the behind-the-scenes information. You are obviously personally well informed which is everything as other peoples summations are therefore just guesswork.

[@phoebus007]

The horse definitely had its tongue over the bit. Painful for the horse and difficult for the rider to control.

[@wingsofatlantis]

The bit slid under the horses tongue. And I must say, that was a very polite and well trained horse.

[@brigittefarmer4400]

Sure they are! Must be!

[@brigittefarmer4400]

How stupid the soldiers are??? Everybody can see, that the good horse is in Pain and nervouse! 🤬🤬🤬🤬makes me sick, how long it takes to help him !!!

[@poiwytlee]

Yes! What a good boy

[@user-ns6uf4rc2i]

How much experience do these people have with horses?? This guy should have checked him out before going to work! Poor horse!

[@Blink_OrSushi]

⁠@@user-ns6uf4rc2iat least he didn’t smack the hell out of the horse or kicked it like crazy unlike some people

[@CelticCat537]

When things like this happen it's never EVER the animal's fault. The horse didn't go "crazy" but was in extreme discomfort. Actually, it behaved quite well considering the circumstances!

[@karenbaker9255]

Yeah, this was a very sane horse clearly bothered by something. A very smart horse and a smart rider.

[@kathybaker2660]

VERY TRUE.

[@metalkingtohorses]

@@karenbaker9255 ITS BIT WAS WAY TOO TIGHT HIS TONGUE SHOULD NOT BE SO IN PAIN THAT ITS TWISTING OUT OF HIS MOUTH LIKE THAT

[@nicolecedergren7837]

​@@metalkingtohorses Agreed. It looks like the bit wasn't positioned right, it was placed under his tongue or got dislodged. See timestamp 0.50-0.57 The bit should rest over the horses tongue never under it. Also the cheek strap attached to the bit may have been be too tight. They need to bitless bridles, FAR more humane and comfortable for horses! Most horses tend to be more relaxed and free moving when ridden without a bit

[@sibyllekuster8933]

❤

[@FreePigeon]

Guessing whoever titled this has never seen a horse go crazy. This was a very polite 'No thanks, I don't want to' from a very well trained horse.

[@jayreed7015]

It was plain to see the horse got his tongue over the bit. That's why you could see his tongue lolling out everywhere. They should have removed his bridle and put it back on again. But not something they probably wanted to do in public.

[@gerrycoleman7290]

You are seeing what you want to see.

[@kathyvasquez4157]

@@laurabonnell582 This is a common behavior in some horses. The tongue lolling sometimes happens with no bit at all. I doubt it had anything to do with the bit. This is a well schooled horse acting silly.

[@howardsimpson489]

Even a non horse idiot like me noticed immediately the poor horse's discomfort. What training were the royal horsemen given? Just how to hold a sword?

[@michellejohnson1398]

Exactly, the horse didn't want to work. I don't think it was the bridle (other comments about the tongue) as soon the horse was led back to the stable he calmed down.

[@cheryldesmond5309]

There is something wrong with the bit for sure. He is trying to let the rider know for goodness sake his tongue is hanging out. These horses are well trained.

[@blessall8856]

The rider should unmount and look at the horse's mouth because the bit is quite painful on his tongue.

[@chyrlwillis9422]

Rider not allowed to dismount there. He is holding a sword. They did the right thing to go back to the stable when they couldn't fix the issue in the paved courtyard.

[@mistressaya]

The bit was under their tongue, and I don't blame the horse at all for acting up due to it. Must've been painful.

[@CodyandSteveDownUnder]

seemed so obvious

[@nancy843]

That’s what I kept saying!!.. and the guard was holding the reins too tight and it was making that bit hurt even more. They poor horse did so good for as much pain as he must have been in. 😢

[@TheCowgirlNiamh]

How could none of them not notice?!! That horse was not misbehaving or going crazy. He was extremely uncomfortable and trying to tell his rider in a calm way.

[@cheekypiper512]

NH Any of them... not none of them.

[@TheCowgirlNiamh]

@@cheekypiper512 not correct. “None of them” is grammatically correct and is more concise than “any of them”.

[@Blueberrys._.paws88]

Ikr😢

[@iammedusa2600]

They notice. They don't care.

[@joywebster2678]

Yes I wondered how much "horse" training as in horse care they get vs. Their own role.

[@kenpowolf1987]

It's very dangerous to remove the bridle out there. They would have taken her back to the stables to sort it out. She's well cared for, these things happen sometimes. It's not her fault and she tried her best to let her rider know. Sometimes it isn't obvious straight away what's wrong. I'm sure she was absolutely fine after 🙂

[@xanperia]

You don't have to be a horse whisperer in order to understand the horse was in pain because of the bit being underneath the tongue. I'm suprised none of them did anything right away, since it was so obvious. I hope the horse is ok now.

[@anitahalvorson6586]

and it looked like it was frothing too at the mouth.

[@padebro2683]

Some people only learn to ride. If they learned as you have it would be better for horses everywhere.

[@melindanix7363]

The Queen would have a fit ..God bless her soul.

[@sarahandley9804]

It was obvious right at the start!

[@Sealust50]

@@melindanix7363 What about the POOR HORSE!!! The "queen" is dead, so she didn't know her ass from a hole in the ground when it happened.

[@pamalojo]

I’m not a horse person, but it was very apparent right from the outset that something was wrong with the bit. The poor horse’s tongue was hanging out of his head! I’m so glad they took him back inside.

[@gentlegracexo]

I don't have a horse but I have a variety of other animals and I have learned in my time on this earth that if an animal is telling you something, you LISTEN. I had a cat that out of the blue would come lie on me, strangely, around my neck and heart area. Had her for years, she kept doing it. Few months go by, I find out I had a tumor in my neck that needed to be removed immediately. She saved me. 100% of the time if one of my animals "told" me something, you can bet, I listened.

[@Jossianne19130]

Take care and feel better soon!!!I love cats!!!❤

[@perrytheplatapus1523]

I saw this exact same comment somewhere else stop this shit dawg, and pretty sure u shouldnt be talking if it took u months to realise. (animals cant talk)

[@rustinpieces]

Cats and dogs do have that gift. So glad you picked it up just in time.

[@patriciatreslove146]

That horse is making his own protest about having to put up with disrespectful tourists, I think he should get a medal.

[@Regina-mm3cc]

Da spricht mir jemand aus der Seele wo ist hier der Tierschutz?

[@judykeck5108]

The horse's tounge was over the bit. That hurts. They should have taken the bridle off and fixed it.

[@maryjoforrest4889]

I agree. That rider did nothing to diffuse the situation, he just kept pulling back on the reins making it worse.

[@tatepearce7898]

Exactly

[@Sinner1660]

Are they allowed to do that? They should have protocol for such times...

[@Sinner1660]

And maybe change the bit if it's doing that.... Who knows.

[@anniepe6511]

Exactly!

[@pantheralaluna1111]

Who improperly Bridled that horse? It is not the horses fault. The horse was communicating by throwing his head and quick feet turns. You all know who was extra careful and particular about her horses and beloved animals? She would not be pleased at all.

[@tatepearce7898]

Yes our queen

[@blessall8856]

Someone who doesn't know what they are doing!

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Horses can get their tongues over the bit all by themselves! Possibly this one did. No excuse for not noticing and fixing the problem though!

[@CodyandSteveDownUnder]

100% agree

[@marshacummins2727]

Probably occurred more than once Back right leg injured ( stress)

[@SiimplyMia24]

The fact that the guard did all that with one hand and still didn't fall off was insane.

[@karenbaker9255]

A god rider who understands his horse.

[@MattyhollsMatildahollow-ve1zz]

Who understands their horse but cant tell the horse is in pain bc the bit is under their tongue?

[@SiimplyMia24]

@@MattyhollsMatildahollow-ve1zz I don't think the horse was in pain I think it was just tired/overwhelmed, and if the horse is in pain I'm sure the rider would feel the horse being tense.

[@midzyblinkonce7716]

@@SiimplyMia24yea the horse was being tense - did you not see the video?? It’s tongue was literally hanging out of its mouth with cut off blood circulation.

[@annatetiad.4991]

@@midzyblinkonce7716 this is an example of someone who has only learned to ride - not to communicate.

[@carolsmart238]

Man! That can’t be easy to try to manage a spooked horse with one hand & a drawn sword in the other! Guard was doing his best! Poor horse & poor guard! Both beautiful! Thank you for all your hard work & patience! Very few of us watching could do it for 5 minutes!!!

[@danielledewitt1]

Didn’t you bother to look at the bit and the horses tongue?

[@JL-zn7me]

This breaks my heart. This majestic horse had his tongue hanging over, he was not checked. He was obviously in distress about something. He should not have been pushed. He kept trying to return, he was telling the Queens guard he wasn’t alright.

[@shines7232]

Breaks my heart too

[@lyndagriggs2921]

How much experience with horses do these nitwits have? Makes you wonder???

[@maisiemoo8343]

I found this uncomfortable to watch. Dear God! How can an experienced horseman or anyone else not realise or say something at least 🙄

[@Annie.C.61]

JL, it's heartwarming to read comments like yours. It's good to see that you are one among many who feel for the horse. 😊🐎

[@ellee2937]

@@Annie.C.61 we feel for the poor defenceless horse not the uncompassionate horseman 😳

[@TMGold60]

The horse was complaining about the bit in its mouth, its tongue was over it not under it! Hope it wasn't punished for someone else's mistake, all seemed calm around the horse as well as the rider. Bravo!

[@lwb8326]

I was hoping the same. I was concerned that once the horse was out of sight, it may have been punished when the poor horse was just trying to tell them that something was WRONG!!!

[@black10872]

@@lwb8326 And how the hell can you punish a horse for being a horse?!

[@badfairy9554]

yep.

[@wyntresorrow403]

@@black10872 the same way people punish dogs for being dogs

[@dawnfayette4873]

and how did they punish the horse? I saw only people being kind to the horse, leading him forward and giving him time to stand under the arch. tongue was probably over the bit

[@cbeautifulworld11]

That's so terrible!!! It must've hurt even so much more as the guard pulled back on the bit. This makes me want to cry.

[@nathalievaillant5842]

WHEN IT' NO, THIS IS NO NO NO ! DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND ??? SERIOUSLY I LOVE THIS HORSE... AND ALL OF HIS KIND !

[@PsychoKittee1]

The poor thing didn't "go crazy", it was panicking. Thankfully nobody was hurt.

[@lynnthomas3720]

How sad for the horse! And yes, that's very stupid on their part!

[@francesca1386]

Poor horse...dumb handlers!

[@segagirladventurespico]

Agree its sad :(

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@@lynnthomas3720 Army, says it all. Just kidding

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[@bg588]

Unbelievable that so many people looked at this horse and didn’t immediately see that it’s tongue was over the bit

[@Jen.E]

I could see that was the problem and I've never had a horse. 😒

[@alikhan-uh3sq]

What bit, which bit, what do you mean bit? Are you trying to say it was biting on its tongue?

[@ian_b]

@@alikhan-uh3sq The bit is part of the bridle that goes in the mouth of the horse, and it was wrongly positioned causing the horse great discomfort and distress.

[@MeshTheOne]

@@alikhan-uh3sq the piece that is in the horse's mouth is literally called the 'bit' normally it supposed to go over the horse's tongue, however in this case it was under it's tongue and was causing distress to the animal

[@henrietteverkade5690]

Exactly the tongue was over the bit. Very discomforting for the horse and off course the rider sound have notice this problem right away. Also the people around horse and rider.

[@valkyriesardo278]

Anyone can see from the meticulous grooming that these horses are dearly loved. The time and patience lavished on them is evident in their manner and appearance. That much splendor requires cooperation between man and beast. Any animal of intelligence will have moods and days when it does not want to go to work. I see from other comments there was some problem with the bit. All I noticed was how much the horse exposed his tongue which I took to signify considerable distress.

[@yuliya7971]

A horse is not a beast. If they really loved horses they would've reacted right away and fixed the bit.

[@s.f.5988]

Schön, dass es alle hier auf die Zunge schieben. Ich als langjährige Reiterin traue mir nicht zu anhand des Videos zu sagen wo die Zunge letztendlich lag, nur dass zwischendurch außerhalb des Pferdemauls war - und das ist vom Grund her erstmal nicht ganz soooo schlimm. Das einzige was ich zu sagen vermag ist, dass das Pferd von irgendwas irritiert war - vielleicht ist es auch noch sehr jung und war etwas überfordert - und, dass die verantwortlichen Personen sehr ruhig, besonnen und vorbildlich reagiert haben

[@texasred2702]

Came for these comments and they didn't disappoint. You could see right away with all the head tossing and tongue lolling there was something wrong with the bit and bridle. These horses are carefully selected and trained so it obviously wasn't the crowd or traffic or going through a narrow gate that set him off.

[@CodyandSteveDownUnder]

totally agree

[@josephlambe2796]

I agree

[@carolbarker7029]

I too came here to see if the comments would be of the same opinion I had. Bless the horse, you could see it was distressed, and the uncomfortableness of the tongue. 😔

[@tararoast]

Agree

[@CodyandSteveDownUnder]

@@carolbarker7029 so very well siad

[@maverick4220]

How the guardsmen didn't notice the tongue was over the bit before leaving is beyond me or the ones that were trying to get the horse into the stall didn't notice it.

[@badfairy9554]

yes.

[@kimberlee2132]

He noticed he didn't care

[@skr2824]

Idiots

[@CodyandSteveDownUnder]

yep

[@Zaf2010]

A horse can get its tongue over the bit at any time, not just when its tacked up and I’d guess the unmounted soldiers weren’t horsemen and wouldn’t know

[@pistodouziera5671]

That horse was in pain and NOBODY listened. That tongue was turning blue from the bit and the pulling. It’s mind boggling how none noticed or helped… Wow, God save the queen…

[@josephloftus3136]

So professional these guys are. Beautiful

[@jinxie47]

The horse clearly was in distress with the bit. Shocked they didn’t realize that and address it. He was totally uncomfortable

[@reneemiller839]

I agree with you. You could see it.

[@percheroneclipse238]

tongue over bit, definitely, freeze a frame of the horse’s mouth. This is just irritating, sometimes this happens. Just take the headstall off and put it on again and adjust. And then determine how the horse can do this.

[@bevh2107]

No he didn't go crazy, Wasn't the horse's fault, he was trying to communicate he was uncomfortable. Correct that headline to "The Guardsmen failed the Horse".

[@Annie.C.61]

Bev H well said!! Totally agree with you on that 🐎

[@arthour051]

No, he didnt. Trying to get the horse to settle in place is the first thing you should do, not immediately take it away. The horse is likely new and not used to to the crowd, traffic and situation, given its reaction to the post (the concrete box) and doors, this seems most likely and was very unsure about going in there with another horse ahead of him and little room to maneuver. The same issue comes up when putting a horse into a horsebox, the best thing you can do is to keep trying, otherwise you teach the horse to be afraid, that there is something here to be feared. Which can be extremely difficult to untrain

[@meganr9280]

@@arthour051 you didn’t see his tongue issue obviously. Can’t get him calm with that bit in the wrong place

[@rachelevans3449]

obviously had mouth issues probably to do with his bit.

[@audreykoko6671]

@@arthour051 I love horses very much, though I do not know much about them, but this just breaks my heart to see the majestic animal being 'forced' into something it is not comfortable with. Glad they took away from the crowd.

[@sylviaashford8519]

Some days horses like people just don't feel like going to work.❤

[@wilmavantrier2998]

Not a horse whisperer and don’t know much about bit’s but in my opinion it’s a combination of things. The horse already is stressed and when he have to go in that small space and see the tourists he is getting afraid and just freaking out. He just needed some comfort and taking care of that bit, but also about his state of mind horses are even sensible as humans, nothing wat can be cured with a little bit off love. ❤❤❤

[@sarahbass6116]

I haven’t ridden a horse in 30 years but could immediately see the problem seemed to be the tongue over the bit rather than under it as it should be. Can you imagine how painful it must be. One of the horses during the procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster was also moving its head , and I could see it also seemed to a painful mouth. I’d have to go back and see if that’s the case, but it’s something that should have been seen by the guardsmen or their support staff. Just and idea.

[@hannahhammond1993]

I noticed that too and if im not mistaken it was most likely the same horse but hard to tell when all the horse are black in colour. Wonder if theirs rules the horsemen and women arent allowed to adjust issues with reins and bit in public view which is why they tried calming the horse down and when that didnt work they took the horse back to stable and most likely dealt with the issue behind the scenes poor horse definitely wasn't happy but when a 1000lb animal refuses to cooperate theres not much you can do to make it change its mind

[@joannemcclellan866]

The tongue should be under the bit, not over

[@elizabethhalloran4626]

The bit was under the tongue, or from a different point of view the tongue was over the bit!

[@mabella3437]

They do not care such cold hearted people !!!!

[@letscook63]

Yes I saw other horses doing this head lifting too, I found it upsetting and wondered why they didn’t rectify it immediately!!! 😫

[@Annie.C.61]

While I'm pleased to read that most people are not blaming the horse, the rider should have instinctively known that something was wrong instead of trying to move that poor horse forward. He would have done very much better if he'd got off the horse and sorted the damn bit out rather than stay on her. The soldier that came to assist should have seen that the horse's tongue was hanging loosely from her mouth and should have known something was wrong. These are supposed to be highly trained horseman. This problem could have been put right quickly and discreetly instead of forcing that horse into suffering more pain. I just hope that she wasn't punished on her return to the stable because one thing is for certain, it is NEVER the horse's fault.

[@roddyg3692]

@ Annie C If it's not a member of the Royal Veterinary Corps, or a farrier, these soldiers don't know how to deal with the horses. They themselves get annoyed by their lack of understanding and lack of patience, unless they have owned horses while growing up and have participated in Derbys. 🤔

[@bettyflaxman5991]

Pomp and ceremony came before this poor horse in pain. They could see what the problem was however it should have been rectified immediately. This horse being obedient one day and playing up the next is a poor excuse for the real problem, the bit under it's tongue.

[@monicahill750]

I saw this on another KZbin channel and I'm thinking the horse probably did get punished for a mistake that a human made. I hope I'm wrong 🙏

[@tracym6297]

@@monicahill750 they most likely realised the bit was under its tongue and fixed it. I haven't heard of them being hard on the horses. The Queen wouldn't have stood for that.

[@marthadmello2980]

@@tracym6297 The horse is feeling very uncomfortable at least he went back smoothly didn't get hyper. Must uderstand them. They are tired too.

[@gailbarrett9834]

I love watching the guards and horses beautiful I love them! ❤❤❤

[@danabergman3411]

Exactly, I know ZERO about horses but immediately saw the horses tongue flinching and foaming, why do these so called experts not instantly see it. Fire them all for lack of visibility and pretend knowledge.

[@Tanyalakergurl]

The Queen would be so upset to see that horse in distress, she loved her horses.

[@cloudie9druoid172]

She would have spotted the problem as quick as we did

[@thegreenbaron6439]

I was thinking the same thing

[@01racegirl]

That Guardsman is a hell of a rider. I've ridden Thoroughbreds in the past and believe me, this bit problem wasn't that big of a deal compared to what you see on the track. They had to follow protocol I imagine. Just take it back and unbridle. No big deal.

[@2Cambell]

Yes. Especially her children misbehaved with or around the horses, that staff had free rein to deal with the royal children, accordingly. And they did. ❤❤❤

[@skyjacksonA1]

This isn't the first time her horse was upset lol there are many videos of them uncomfortable and irritated

[@rheedixon192]

This really is upsetting. These idiots should know their horse so well that they know something is wrong!

[@blessall8856]

Exactly. Unmount and check the horse's mouth!

[@elizzievb]

@@blessall8856 EXACTLY!! Unmount! So hard to watch this ineptness with an animal suffering needlessly.

[@CodyandSteveDownUnder]

yep

[@lizoreilly8582]

Totally agree ……idiots

[@Annie.C.61]

Rhee Dixon well said!!!!!

[@celinha9805]

Não adianta forçar o animal . Tem dias que ele não se sente bem. Parabéns ao guardião.🇧🇷

[@ajay-vu6or]

Love how all the guards etc are so gentle with the horses. 🥰

[@beeponies]

Really hes yanking the reins he should have got of

[@beeponies]

And yelling at the poor horse

[@bjgigout9832]

I’m so appalled that people who are supposed to know their animals could not see the bit was not properly seated in the horses mouth. He continued to give signals by thrashing his head and lolling his tongue, yet no one noticed.

[@maquettemusic1623]

So you've never made a mistake in your entire life?

[@percheroneclipse238]

tongue over bit, definitely, freeze a frame of the horse’s mouth.

[@TheMoffBoy]

Looked more along the lines the horse just was not having it today, was trying to push the bit away.

[@NotFalling4it]

Exactly what I just said. He looks like he’s got his tongue over the bit. How could they not notice something was up. He tried telling them before he started acting up.

[@t-rex4211]

I thought same thing. Guess the only ones trained to see it is riding it

[@joyreno1034]

This horse is yelling “I’m in pain help me” but not one of these so called horsemen come to its’ aid.

[@sandysutherland2182]

No it’s not, it’s a mare coming on heat I’ll bet. Like some women at the ‘Wrong Time of The Month!👀

[@user-KittyCornC]

I absolutely agree.. and the way it is acting in his mouth. That’s the first place I would be looking. At one point I thought maybe his tongue was over the bit??

[@lindasharp8523]

Exactly

[@MariaJose-pl8yn]

Que habilidade sensacional em manter o cavalo inquieto com uma só mão. O pobre animal com certeza deve estar estressado demais. E com razão razão

[@loopywren]

I think these soldiers are amazing. How they manage to stay on when the horse is trying to throw them, all the time with just one hand on the reins

[@seahorse5689]

The horse is in obvious distress. His bit is on incorrectly or somehow bothering him, that should have been checked before they went out for duty. Those big painful bits are ridiculous. Poor horses.

[@anny1_232]

Actually those horses get the best care. There is no cruelty involved.

[@ChrisPbiker]

Spurious comment.

[@jacquelinetribble7133]

These guys are supposed to be experts but haven't even put his mouth bit on properly.

[@mntervuren3753]

@@anny1_232 The best care? Several ignorant and unaware men were blind to the problem with the horse's bit: The soldier on foot at 0.28, the rider, the rider on the other horse, the two soldiers in camo. Their only impulse is to control the horse, rather than stop for 10 seconds and look at the situation.

[@hummingbird2230]

Exactly

[@lesliedefilippis2150]

This is NOT the first time I have seen that the horse is in pain due to improper use of the tack. Who does not check the tack after it is put on a horse?! I would think the horse would have shown great discomfort quickly. The bit is obviously under the tongue. That is painful! No one looked before mounting the horse that the tack was on properly? Feel sorry for the horse. The men that came to help were standing right in FRONT of the horse's face. The horse was flicking it's tongue trying to relieve the pain. Those men that came out and were standing in front of the horse and getting hold of the reigns did not see the horse flicking it's tongue in distress??!!! As I said. This is NOT the first clip I have seen where the Queen's horse was incorrectly brideled. Why is this same mistake done repeatedly?

[@flowersflowers5070]

We you there? Did you see it was not put on properly? Did you look in at horses mouth...come on man...

[@lesliedefilippis2150]

Flowers Flowers. You obviously know nothing about working with horses. I do.

[@j.mancilla8339]

Idiots

[@ZenaZee]

@@flowersflowers5070 It was obvious even to people that have no horsemanship knowledge.

[@Doxymeister]

@@flowersflowers5070 There are plenty of us out here that do know how tack looks when it's put on correctly--and can tell when it's not. We don't NEED to be there when the horse is tacked up. Leslie is correct.

[@manolososadavinci1937]

Horse was like I ain’t going to work unless I’m comfortable 😂😂😂

[@monicahaselroither9599]

Sweet sweet horse, so politely and gently saying No no no. The Queen and those f...., men are cruel and mean people

[@divineluna1373]

As much as these guards have experience with horses I am appalled they didn’t realize that the horse had the bit underneath it’s tongue !! Any horseman would have known RIGHT AWAY by the way the horse was responding !!

[@JagoffCitizen]

I'm not a horseman, but it was obvious even to me!

[@anyascelticcreations]

@@JagoffCitizen I was going to say the exact same thing. I didn't even know that the tongue could be above the bit. But I could see that there was something wrong with the bit and the tongue. How the people there didn't see and fix that is beyond me.

[@waldolydecker8118]

Hell, I know nothing about horses, but you could clearly look at the horse and see there was a tongue problem. How the hell do these guys not know their job? Seems strange.

[@Glad2BGolden]

These aren’t horsemen. These men are yes men trying to carry out orders and animals are meant to follow along.

[@anyascelticcreations]

@@Glad2BGolden So true and so sad. That poor horse's tongue.

[@chandarussell]

Poor horse. That bit was hurting his tongue big time. How did nobody notice it?

[@blessall8856]

It was very OBVIOUS the bit was on his tongue and needs fixing.

[@CodyandSteveDownUnder]

agreed

[@divinelotus19]

@@chandarussell he/she just agreeing with you. I know nothing about horse's. I'm scared of horse's more than venomous snakes. But even I could see that the bit was bothering the horse's tongue. A quick readjust and confirmation that the horse wanted to work that day would of sufficed.

[@rosiemarriott7988]

The guards probably did but after they leave the stables they can’t go back in so they were probably feeling horrible

[@rosiemarriott7988]

They have to complete there shift first

[@jansummers9661]

Those guards are tremendous horsemen.Even when the horse plays up,the guard shows true talent.well done to you all.😘🙋💞👍🐴

[@gabrielletanner5339]

Soldiers so gentle with them. ❤

[@micheleheinze5402]

The horse was clearly in distress, why no one noticed is beyond my comprehension, especially when this is not the normal behavior of the horse. They should have taken a minute to figure out why, it could have fixed it quickly. I’m willing to bet the Queen would have. ❤

[@dawnaran9758]

Absolutely

[@cindir685]

CHANGE NAME OF VIDEO TO HORSE DOES NOT GO CRAZY AND SHOULD HAVE! JESUS

[@carolestrawn8755]

Even I, a non-horse person, can see that something is wrong with the bit. This really made me sad. It wasn't the horse's fault. Someone should have seen this and taken care of it;.

[@terriduderstadt6053]

I had horses for most of my life. I recognized the problem right away. I'm surprised that others there didn't see it.

[@marybethmay8102]

Yes! The poor horse is foaming at the mouth and looks very uncomfortable 😢

[@jeffreysherring2636]

I agree

[@Ace-ke7fq]

sadly it's a continuing stress on them..don't know why it's still going on..

[@metalkingtohorses]

SO TRUE

[@bindiouston1270]

I agree you can see straight away he’s having trouble with it. I always check, never take it for granted. There should have been a charge for that.

[@gigitrinidad921]

It was that horses’ “NO Day!” Tomorrow not looking good either. 😂🤣😂

[@caroltunney2709]

Shocked that nobody realised he had his tongue over the bit

[@melrosezok]

Over what bit?

[@pamelafrankman7304]

From the beginning you can see his tongue was not in the right place. Somebody did not do there job properly, .

[@365kps2]

Poor horse.

[@cmb5489]

Yes but the fake royals monarky whatever shite ye call them they don't give a flying fcuk about anyone only themselves. They are robbing the UK

[@tammyhengst8773]

I know nothing about horses but even "I" saw his poor tongue right from the beginning wasn't sitting right for him and it put him in great distress.

[@MaryLock]

It’s definitely the bit. Sad they kept forcing him to continue without fixing it before finally taking him back. If they didn’t notice, shame on them.

[@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424]

He took the horse back inside,he's on the horse so he would not have notice,the groomers are inside not with the horse,you people just love to complain foolishly

[@EmilyJBunny]

@@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424 If you’re riding a horse you better know what the F to do when something goes haywire. And you better be knowing that when a tongue is lolling about outside the horses mouth that something is really wrong. He would be able to see that and should have immediately turned that horse around and went back. Protocol be damned.

[@dcc-randomstorieswithmel7424]

@@EmilyJBunny hes on top of the horse,clearly he took it back inside because he knew something was wrong even though he could not see the problem. He did the right thing,stop trying to steer up unnecessary problems to make yourself feel good. You have ice-cream for that

[@margaretjames4842]

The horse made the decision for them..and his decision was not today under these conditions

[@shahonchen6661]

A bunch of heartless people to be shack!

[@janablahutova3740]

Beautiful horse '' ❤️❤️❤️🐎😢😢🍀

[@janechurch5060]

The poor horse had his tongue over his bit. Super uncomfortable for the horse to very painful depending on what style bit is being used. The horse was very polite telling his rider he needed help.

[@patty4349]

You could tell how relieved the horse was when they gave up and took him back in.

[@oaesan]

Phew! It must have said. What a sensible horse, relieved they finally got the message

[@ladyde-asmrfortheloveofsoap]

He looked exhausted. I hope the horse is relieved from duty for a while now to let his tongue and mouth heal. They should get a vet to check him out.

[@CookingWithCows]

This horse is glue now.

[@1ralton1]

I believe it was a she.

[@thaddrumz1]

I think he led the way! . Lol

[@wolfjedisamuel]

The horse was clearly having a problem, yet they still tried to usher him out the gate, was just an accident waiting to happen. Good thing they decided to let him back in quickly. Hope the horse is tended to efficiently.

[@christineholbrook1107]

I remember out riding , everything had been fine for hours , the horse started fidgeting, not moving forward. Tongue had somehow got over the bit . Sorted it out by sliding bridle down , then put it back on with tongue on top of the bit . Happy, comfortable horse . Rarely happens.

[@waldolydecker8118]

Totally stupid...animal in obvious discomfort and you're going to take him out into the public streets anyway as if this is a Broadway production, the lights have gone up, and the show MUST go on.

[@karenklores2439]

I've worked with animals as a handler and trainer for 35 years. Just like humans, sometimes an animal does not want to go to work. Perhaps the animal is in pain or sick or uncomfortable or he just wants the day off! Whenever that happens, the animal gets the day off and a substitute takes over. Of course we examine the animal to see if something is wrong and we call the Vet if necessary.

[@brendabrownhill730]

As well as being highly trained soldiers, these are amazing horsemen and women.

[@TheOHmomof3]

His horse is so smart, and was trying to tell him, "I'm not prepared for my job right now!", and he eventually made back into the courtyard and happily trotted back to the stables to get "situated".

[@twinstarr1438]

Poor horse. so sad and cruel

[@maelcaha5111]

Right. This is not a case of a horse "going crazy."

[@cathyheiney2667]

This seems to be a regular situation. It isn't being noted.

[@cathyheiney2667]

This has to be like putting your bra on backwards!

[@meganr9280]

@@cathyheiney2667 😂😂

[@johnmendez9849]

He isn't going crazy, the bit is hurting him!

[@carolewilliams8778]

The tongue is over the bit and he is in distress no one checked it

[@HelleRita]

@@carolewilliams8778 you are so right.

[@high62609]

Tongue over the bit hurts like crazy. Put a piece of metal under your tongue and pull back

[@douglaslang2218]

So you wouldn’t be going crazy if your penis was being tied into a knot?

[@gerrycoleman7290]

Correct.

[@janethicks3116]

and extraordinary horsemanship by the guard. Horses can be spooked even by a smell they in the air, they are very intuitive, if the crowd would move back and THINK

[@Starstable.WildHorseIslands]

Of many years of horse experience i can tell the person who titled this has never seen a horse. That horse wasnt simply " going crazy " it was in pain. The bit was under the horses tongue.

[@jacobapelgrim6975]

Everyone in the comments rmediately noticed something was not right in the horses mouth, the bit ...cant believe the guards OR the one one the horse didn't noticed this right away ..unbelievable

[@cindiagarrett9451]

Amazing how many viewers identified the problem as the bit under the tongue while neither the Horse's Rider nor the Soldier discerned it.

[@shirleycruickshank8421]

It 100% was the issue though

[@susiesmith8969]

The RIDER is the ONE ULTIMATELY IN CHARGE of the horse and its WELLBEING AND ALL ITS TACK being on correctly AND SAFELY FOR HORSE AND RIDER ALIKE..

[@susiesmith8969]

The RIDER is the ONE ULTIMATELY IN CHARGE of the horse and its WELLBEING AND ALL ITS TACK being on correctly AND SAFELY FOR HORSE AND RIDER ALIKE..

[@cindiagarrett9451]

@@susiesmith8969 Apparently he failed... The Queen would not have been pleased...

[@gensamson9124]

They are not natural or particularly capable horsemen sadly

[@elainezimmer2902]

Beautiful animals!

[@traciraye149]

Oh my goodness!!!!!! That poor poor animal. He clearly was in pain 😢😢😢

[@my2angels1]

They are supposed to be trained in all aspects of horsemanship, how could they not see the problem and correct it?

[@CodyandSteveDownUnder]

agreed

[@josephlambe2796]

Ditto, that guardsman although a professional, I hope some experienced NCO, gave him a one way conversation…In all my years of admiration for the Guards, it was a shocking display in public…

[@CJScrol]

The rider should know this.

[@BarkersBits]

I’ve watched enough videos of these clowns to realize they are oblivious! It’s sad, really.

[@ellee2937]

@@BarkersBits agree 🤡😂

[@WildatheArt1973]

You would think there might be at least one horse-knowledgable person there that would shout out "his tongue is caught over the bit!" Poor horse acted reasonably calm considering it was probably very painful every time the reins were pulled!

[@gerrycoleman7290]

...............by the dummy rider.

[@williamtay741]

I guess the horse just decided, "Nope, I am not going on guard duty today, uh uh, no way mate."

[@Stk_dude38]

The horse was like yes i would like a cookie lol 4:06

[@lynneaiken1647]

Poor horse..glad they finally listened to him..

[@sarebear6565]

Always double check even triple check just to be safe, take the bridle off and put it back on the horse would be good as gold 😊 Beautiful chunky ponies xx

[@lesleycooper7544]

So beautiful xx

[@Gravyrat1001]

That was terrible to watch! The way they just disrespected such a well mannered horse who was clearly very uncomfortable in that harsh bit with his rider spurring him when he clearly just wasn’t happy

[@pattykat1124]

It seems like a mouth issue! Beautiful animal! They’re all beautiful!

[@azmom2020]

OMG! This is so heart wrenching. Animals are super intuitive. That poor baby was sending a clear message of distress but was being ignored. I hope he’s doing better now.

[@__eganista6372]

💯 You'd have thought the soldiers/guards would have thought to check? About time they stopped using animals now.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Horse 🐎 rider needs more training & others around him what a let down of standards all round .

[@livableincome]

He wasn't " intuitive", he was in pain. The bit was all wrong.

[@katrinadaniel3769]

@SuperVHSchannel you are w. An idiot if you think this is funny.

[@katrinadaniel3769]

You’d think these guys who spend 24 -7 with these magnificent horses would know an Bit more about them. The idiot marching in front of them would maybe have noticed the bit was painful.

[@amandaridgeway1697]

“No thank you! I’m having the day off” 😂😂 I love watching what I call the “naughty” horses. They obviously are NOT naughty. They are far from it and are incredibly well trained but we all have our naughty days 😂😂

[@margaretdavies5376]

You could almost hear the horse !! I AM NOT GOING IN THERE !!I DO NOT WANT TO I DON'T FEEL WELL ???😊GLad they took him back in xx

[@melodiewager7909]

Anyone who has ever ridden knows there’s a problem with that bit and the horse’s mouth. Poor horse!

[@judyvispi]

This horse shows signs of something is bothering him physically, it may be from pain, his garments may be pinching him. Poor thing. God Bless!😇🙏

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[@Pukkel]

Zijn bit zat onder zijn tong !

[@vuyaningamlana8489]

@@Pukkel I cannot understand spainish

[@vuyaningamlana8489]

@@Pukkel uyanya sisi ndini

[@miskaffon]

Her tack was put on and either when done or after, she got her tongue over it. She didn't like it and couldn't figure how to get it back (many can't a few can). Beyond me why so many attendants and the rider appeared not to notice; it is a rather common thing and is a simple fix. They seemed to realize it (after far too long!) and took her back to take the bridle off and put it back on- all it would take to fix the problem.

[@southerncross179]

The guy running out of nowhere and skitting in the dirt looked comical.

[@TristenJen]

Awe poor horsey. I hope they fix that quick. I'm just a minute in but I'm hoping

[@vivlubowicki1640]

The poor horse had his tongue over the bit,he was in pain and all he needed was help,but nobody even noticed.

[@Pamela-Lynne]

I could tell immediately that the horse’s tongue was on top of the bit. That’s why it is acting up. It was in pain and/or distress. You can see the way it’s moving it’s mouth and tongue that something wasn’t right with it. I’m surprised such experienced horsemen didn’t catch it right away. Good job on the rider for keeping his composure and remaining in control of this beautiful beast

[@arthour051]

Is it though? I've never seen that happen in 30 years with some 40 horses on our yard, and I'm down there with my own horses nearly every day, my mum rides regularly, I used to. If the bit isnt in properly, its very obvious and that horse was standing well enough in the gateway, a bit under the tongue would make it difficult to do up the headcollar as well, none of it would sit right, and a horse's mouth is very sensitive so this wouldnt be something the horse would react to later, but right away

[@Pamela-Lynne]

@@arthour051 I wonder why the horse was acting like that then. It looked to me like he was having troubles in his mouth. What do you think it was?

[@percheroneclipse238]

Finally, someone who knows.

[@frednewcomb9510]

How is it that the rider and handlers of the Queen's Guard horses can't see and immediately solve the problem of a very well trained horse in distress? It's no wonder that the Bobbies guards at Parliament stand watch with machine guns. Can't be too careful these days when a situation like a tourist child dropping a spoon might need to be gunned down because of the sudden movement. Can't be too careful these days about these money spending tourist's and their sudden surprise actions

[@arthour051]

@@frednewcomb9510 Because horses can react to anything, at any time, for no reason at all, and then settle perfectly within a moment, no matter how well trained. There's no way to know how an animal, especially a horse, will react at any given moment, their training just makes it a hell of a lot easier to guess and then settle the horse before they get distressed.

[@MS-fo3pk]

I am so over this painful situation for those horses this ritual is so stressful

[@delicykerhart2354]

They didn't pay attention to his actions. He was trying to tell them to fix the bit and tongue situation!

[@CB-hi7mf]

As a horse owner, I ALWAYS check the bit during and after bridling.

[@Thomassina1]

Horse was stressed from the bit. He was so unhappy, did his best to cooperate but it is very painful. Glad no one was hurt. Tack should be checked asap when a horse behaves out of character. These horses are exceptionally well trained and truly do their best for their riders.

[@catyork6070]

The tack should ALWAYS be checked anyway prior to riding a horse to make sure that everything is in place and where it should be. Had the bit on the poor horse been checked properly this awful situation, and the horse suffering like that, should never have happened.

[@abbasthomas1678]

for those that are lost, the bit is underneath the tongue it's supposed to be above. Horse aint dying but definitely very uncomfortable

[@susanhannafin3793]

Oh really know it all

[@oddsock000]

That horse was like 'no, not standing still for hours today, when there's a nice warm cosy stable with my name on it'. Can't blame it.

[@jonathon55123]

I know absolutely nothing about horses, but saw the issue right away, and what is alarming is that they see he’s getting extremely agitated and yet they keep trying to send him out into a crowd instead of rectifying the problem

[@janet20257]

Looks like some of the Royal Staff are complete morons.

[@patriciaprice8784]

I sooo agree with you 💯

[@inspirationchannel872]

@@patriciaprice8784 stupid is as stupid does complete stupidity on the part of the so called " horseman" rider should be fired !!

[@RoamWithOm]

It was over the bit! the first guard should of caught that but he was too busy jiggly dancing instead of noticing the horses tongue flopping around -Shessh

[@leilasab3724]

THE BIT OH MY GOD