SPOOKED HORSE! Kings Guard screams at public to get to safety!

In today’s video SPOOKED HORSE! Kings Guard screams at public to get to safety! Kings guard horse moment caught on camera 2024 4k.
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[@autumn_nights392]

*biker with neon shirt walks by Horse: now that’s the scariest f*cking sh*t I have ever seen in my entire life

[@shizukagozen777]

But that's not what spooked the horse though, he was already agitated plus horses don't even see colors like we do and they don't care about bikes thanks to their training.

[@astriddevries3008]

​@@shizukagozen777 they see green and blue the best. That was a very bright green. My own horses also freak out from neon colours, even when they're in a field with a cyclist passing. Yes it was a bit agitated and this just tipped it over. Training or not they are individuals with emotions just like us and their gut instinct is to run for safety. Well handled by guard.

[@shizukagozen777]

@@astriddevries3008 That's not how it works, the horse would only see an olive color, no neon for him, plus as I already said, the horse was already agitated and it's a trained horse that is desensitized to bikes, cars, etc. Plus the man with the bike seems to be working there because I always see him. If I see him, the horses see him too. There could be many unknown reasons why the horse was spooked and you all point at the man because it's the easiest explanation but I'm pretty sure this is not because of that. Horses spook for literally anything.

[@astriddevries3008]

@@shizukagozen777 you just explained it yourself. Man works there. Horse knows man is coming and doesnt like neon, the man OR bikes. Hence starts getting nervous and then spooks. Horse see more then 'olive'. There has been research on that. It takes only one negative experience for a horse to respond like that. As the guard handled it well it might go better next time. Anyway enough speculation on what seems obvious. Enjoy further research into horse behaviour.

[@ShadesMincraft-wd2jq]

@@shizukagozen777 i don't think it was the bike-

[@westsideglory8849]

I have never seen tourists listen so well. Usually they act as if there just isn't any room to move back. We'll done to the King's Guard and his horse.

[@smackaroo4159]

They suddenly remembered that this animal was very powerful, and VERY CLOSE! Although you’re right, we’ve seen far too many people still not realize that!

[@markfox1545]

Well done to the horse?? You said that?😅😅😅

[@pc-easy]

Queen guards please

[@elpanchosancho2]

The kings horse!?!?? English people are slaves to their king how sad...

[@-Crasher.]

​@@pc-easythe Queen is dead, Long Live the King

[@ScottiStudios]

He got that horse back where it should and made it look easier than most people trying to park in a car park.

[@purselmer5931]

Hey hey hey. I'll have you know that parking in a car park is harder than it looks. 🙂 lol

[@mikek0135]

Yeah, we don't have a horse to do the work for us! 😄

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

When a horse is trained to that extent, it is easier than backing in a car

[@GlossyBees]

It is easier to reverse a horse because they almost have 360 vision so the horse can align itself the guard just asked the horse to back up.

[@nala8223]

Parking a properly trained horse like this definitely is easier than parking a car. But training a horse to park that well? Definitely more difficult

[@enzotrump1618]

Great skill, control and horsemanship from the Guard. Well done.

[@SugarWildflower-si4ox]

That back in the box was well done. These Troopers really have excellent trained equine horsemanship. The horse and rider trust is evident. With one hand and on a cobblestone surface surrounded by a crowd.😮

[@Apollostowel]

Where did y'all learn to ride horses, K-Mart? That was not great horsemanship, he literally used his spurs and shouted. Then drag the horse by brute force right on back. The horse and ride both were let down by poor training.

[@gesakrieg2139]

The poor horse got frightened by the flashlights

[@SugarWildflower-si4ox]

@@Apollostowel ok how would you have done it on a spooked horse cobblestone sidewalk surface around a hundred talking tourist standing around you! Traffic noise? Would you pet his head gently whisper in his ear move back please, using one hand on the rein? The trooper shouted at the crowd not the horse to move. Is this the first time you have seen a Kings Household Guard Calvary trooper on duty at Horse guards Whitehall Road London England?

[@Apollostowel]

@@SugarWildflower-si4ox I wouldn’t put a horse in that fucked up situation to begin with, but I could also hop my ass out of the saddle and keeping him paying attention to me, make him move and bend so that he can’t focus on panicking as easily, and I’d mentally berate myself that I set him up to fail. But it was never about the well being of the horse was it? It’s about pain bits and spurs and bad riders, and “tradition.” 🖕🏻

[@rogerlishman2532]

The neatest bit of reverse parking I've seen in a long time!

[@sarahbasto6520]

Incredible.

[@Nightstalker321]

If that was a woman, they’d still be at it

[@colonelkenson8619]

@@Nightstalker321Think again boyo, equestrian is one of the few sports where men and women compete on level terms. And not all women, same for men are bad drivers.

[@Nightstalker321]

@@colonelkenson8619 oh dear. That went over your head didn’t it. Do me a favour, go make me a sandwich

[@ziggy_zag]

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[@wendyschaumberg6850]

The guard gives a reassuring pat in the beginning, seems to know this was coming & did just right😊

[@Flash3-22]

Most riders can feel a horse's tension prior to a spook, bolt or refusal.

[@Land967]

yeah around the 34 second mark he presses the alert button. he knew it was coming. (that's why his commander came out with another guard)

[@sarahbasto6520]

At the end too.

[@pixiemoon3020]

@@Land967Good pickup. I didn’t know they had an alert system.

[@djenzskithemanszki1181]

you can see the horses ears pulling back and starting to chew on the iron.. the eyes are also very restless.

[@JackieOwl94]

I love horses that either have one white hoof or are “missing a sock” so to speak. That one looks like he’s missing the white markings on his front right hoof, as if he forgot to put on his socks.

[@mobstercrow7515]

They got lost in the wash.

[@TheFlyingmartini]

​@@mobstercrow7515the wash machine monster strikes again!

[@hekatoncheiros208]

He was assembled from spares.

[@helenarichard]

My black cat had white socks and a round white "moustache" that made it look forever like a kitten that had been drinking milk. So cute.

[@jenlovesjesus]

That guard did a good job of warning the public, and then calming his horse. I like that another guard came to check the animal.

[@teresaleech5670]

The Guard pressed the red alarm button, that's why the other guy came.

[@jenlovesjesus]

@@teresaleech5670 Oh that’s smart. Having a horse get spooked is scary.

[@EDDhoot]

Wow man, the gentle skill to settle the horse and have it back up into position was pretty damn cool 👏😎

[@AtarahDerek]

"We gotta go back to our post." "But there was a spider!" This is a great example of training a horse with trust, not fear. The horse trusted its rider more than it feared whatever had spooked it. Props to the crowd for obeying the guard's command to back off, too.

[@timpie4456]

Remarkable horsemanship... I really don't understand why the visitors are allowed so close. It has to stop.

[@lostintranslation7652]

I agree.

[@npcknuckles5887]

A total overreaction.

[@johnathanblauw2608]

Lol when your Midwest dad cares about your overall well-being, but not your emotional well-being, so he yells at you to show he cares 😂

[@Potz4pizza]

You just made my midwest childhood make sense...

[@happymaskedguy1943]

WTH you yabbering about.

[@redacted2458]

​@@happymaskedguy1943clearly he's yabbering about something you don't understand, at least that's the impression you're giving me

[@chrism9493]

That also happens outside of the Midwest, just in case you guys haven’t gotten radio yet

[@foresthoney]

lmao!​@@chrism9493

[@danperry6217]

Anyone noticed granddad, he knew 👍

[@QuetzalYVerde]

That was very impressive o.o How quickly he was able to crowd control and regain control of the horse. As an equestrian, it can be quite difficult to soothe a horse that quickly with so much stimuli going on.

[@M-oneeleven-M111]

That guard knew exactly what was coming and how to handle it and calm the horse, great job maintaining the saftey of the crowd, gaurds own saftey and the horse, hats off for the reverse parking 🫡

[@ed1019-h8o]

Lovely way the gentleman gently pats the horse to reassure her/him that s/he is safe and everything is ok maybe a loud noise startled it, lots of trust and care between both of them.

[@Sunflower8587]

I was there a couple of years ago. I kept my distance because I heard they don't like people getting too close for this reason. Beautiful horse!

[@stephonlong6036]

Hat's off to the Coldstream Guard! He knew his Horse was becoming anxious, reassured (him/her) and understood what was happening. This is the very reason he's in the right job! Well done, and thank all Men and Woman in our Arms Forces!

[@triciac1019]

I am very impressed with the public. They backed up quickly. The guard got the horse under control quickly.

[@foxygrin]

I feel like if a man like that shouts at you to Get Back, even if I didn't want to I'd still automatically do so 😂

[@kenzothemystery]

Fantastic horsemanship. Well done.

[@adimitrov9006]

You people think that the horse wants to stand in that position all day? 😅

[@saberswordsmen1]

All day? It's like an hour, dude. 😅

[@Autumn-zt2dd]

One hour too long!

[@saberswordsmen1]

@@Autumn-zt2dd 🙄

[@Autumn-zt2dd]

😁✌️

[@gunhojput]

Well done trooper you are a credit to your regiment thinking of potential harm first, and horseys got minds of their own if they dont want to be stared at or its uncomforable they complain in the only way horses can. thanks for the vid.

[@flowerpuff944]

Loved how the horse just parked in reverse 😂😂😂😂

[@CrayolaCoffeeBean]

Impressive handling! No matter how well trained a horse is, they’re still horses and can spook.

[@iole96792]

Poor horse.... he/she needs a break.

[@ElizaReefandLokitheponies]

They switch every 1 hour 30 min or smth dw ❤❤

[@itsjustweard2328]

The horse doesn't stand there all day they have multiple horses

[@iole96792]

@@itsjustweard2328 yes, that one needed a break at that moment.

[@clayia5569]

@@iole96792That guy in neon shirt just scared him. Nothing less, nothing more.

[@iole96792]

You're right, just at that moment and I see they did recognize that. 🙂

[@HoneySparkles2]

I wonder, he has his neck so flexed..that double bridle was too tight?

[@aletha3098]

Finally a commenter that understands horses! You can tell the horse is very uncomfortable,

[@zathron6572]

Amazing skill and connection with his horse

[@randyreal5871]

He was nervous and it spooked the horse

[@GlossyBees]

@@randyreal5871 The horse was clearly nervous from the very start of video, the nervousness probably began before the video therefore you have no way of telling what caused it. The licking and chewing on the bit and the fidgety nature of the horse at the start shows the horse is nervous, which is why you see the guard pat the horse because he also can tell the horse is nervous

[@tracycuthbert1046]

Love the way the horse reverses back 👏🏻

[@leannemayor5755]

These beautiful animals are standing still for hours ,that’s hard to do for us humans. Give these horses and their soldier a break … they do an amazing job

[@duffman7065]

0:51 Roy Hodgson could see what was coming and left with the family.

[@jenny4641]

exactly what I was thinking

[@everlasting9292]

Poor guy was having a bad day! So cool to see the response of the officer and other guard coming to check in.

[@dominickeefe2454]

Amazing control of the situation and the horse.

[@sarahbarton4977]

And all one handed well done

[@spiritarca1906]

Always nice when people listen

[@grahamwalsh4612]

Poor horse. The guard showed great control and discipline. Just shows how well trained they are.

[@irene-jb7jc]

He knew his horse 🐴 ❤

[@WalamiFijilot]

They should get on with technology, retire the horse and give the guard something like a harley instead

[@naomiweaver1855]

A horse is a horse, of course, of course…🎼

[@imaspecofdust3913]

And no one can talk to a horse...

[@HannahFinkner]

Phenomenal horsemanship. This could have easily gotten out of control. The rider was very aware of both horse and crowd, gave commands as firm as the horse could tolerate and soft enough to keep from overreacting. All while ensuring the safety of others.

[@CourtyardPigeon]

it's all so fucking silly to begin with

[@mistersimple1986]

This isn't a tourist attraction. It's the Kings guard! Keep distance and show some damn respect!

[@Jacqueline4671]

the horse is fed up with standing in that dark corner, it would send a horse nuts😮

[@quarterhorsgirl]

His marble just came loose for a few seconds. All is well now. 😅❤

[@sarahcarney2310]

Some complaints Ming about the lives of these horses😂😂😂 these horses are more looked after than most of your kids 🤣🤣🤣

[@rivierapalms6485]

Amazing how the guard controlled that horse. Nice job, Sir. Well done horsie ❤

[@richchiarito9794]

I love the second time the horse whipped around like you didn’t hear me? lol

[@ezmarke]

Cyclists Hi-Vis spooked him ? The Guard knew something was up, but I couldn't see anything else.

[@shizukagozen777]

No, not the cyclist.

[@CaitlinJordan-v5z]

I was seeing stress from the horse before the spook, I'm glad their ok now❤

[@nonnynu]

Absolute professional.

[@samipso]

Real title of this video: Kings Guard orders public to make space.

[@christinewhitfeld7939]

Excellent control and well done also to the people who immediately complied.

[@Brandis13]

Did he press the alarm button at 0:36? If so, it seems a long time until the other soldier showed up.

[@yzmoto80]

OMG ! That guard that walked out with the sword was like 10’ tall !! 😂

[@caoillainn]

These horse guards should be done away with. It's hard on the horse to stand perfectly still for hours, and if they act out, they are a danger to the public. This poor horse needs a good 6 months at pasture.

[@Hellzangel115]

He maintained excellent control and composure over the horse. Bravo

[@kristinapriest2545]

great job controlling the horse.

[@j8rtUfh3evz]

Amazing horsemanship, one handed control

[@navi6762]

That wasn't a spooked horse. That was a horse who was sick of standing around being gawked at. He was just being naughty. If he was spooked it wouldn't have been so calm

[@AnimalisMD]

Agreed. The animal was tensing up before he started playing up. Probably had enough of the annoying tourists. With a real spook he/she would have charged, spun and maybe even reared.

[@alaefarmestatesllc]

A horse tired of standing? lol. U do know horses sleep standing right? And can stand in one spot for hours on end no problem. A horse doesn’t have to bolt or attack for it to be considered spooked.

[@WweFan93x]

This is so weird..... Poor horses

[@ambzerambzer8800]

And the public didn’t even need to be asked twice, that’s how it should be. The horse looked very stumbley his legs weren’t in sync looks like he needs a rest. And I got say that horse “reversing” looked both funny and impressive

[@GlossyBees]

The horse looked like that because he was nervous which is why the guard was patting the horse, guard knew it was coming before it happened because as a rider you are in sync with the horse and often know how the horse is feeling via its behaviour

[@cmm9629]

In the very begining, left of the horse: The grandpa who immediately knows the horse is gonna get jiggy and vacates calmly with wife and grandchild. #situationalawareness

[@manolios]

Man and beast were very well trained and did well in this situation. The animal got startled in a way not known from the video. Horses are gentle and quiet animals, and they had their share of battles, bloodshed and shouts for hundreds of years. They now just want to chill out a little near palaces. Tourists, respect those two units .

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

He actually warns the elderly couple with canes and a small child to get away before the horse spooks, and they listen!

[@SilverFlame819]

Does the yellow button mean, "Heads up, my horse is having an issue and I might need assistance"?

[@imwatchingyou439]

It's ridiculous that they make these horses stand so long on hard surfaces.

[@kcm4511]

The horses wear shoes that are designed to give them protection from the concrete. Also they have shorter shifts changing every hour.

[@bestbehave]

@@kcm4511come off it dude, none of this is in the horses’ best interest

[@Adam-gp7co]

You're right

[@TheFabFoo]

​@@bestbehaveAnimal Cruelty, let's be honest here... Outdated, cruel and should change.

[@DE-ef6zk]

OMG! 😆 are you serious?😂

[@paisteplayer1040]

Those tassels on the hat are awesome, really completes the look..

[@ericdoe2318]

To get people to listen that quick is a skill…

[@dawnjohnson438]

Great horsemanship 🇬🇧

[@curiouscoot1987]

Trooper did a great job with his mount!

[@JosephA.-ns9hr]

They are way to good for these buffoons. THAT IS THE KINGS GUARD, PERIOD ❤❤

[@Thor.Jorgensen]

Very impressive. Good job with the warning. The horse needed the space.

[@Saiya4779]

He did a great job of taking care of his horse and the public. People need to stay back and be respectful!

[@Ktakahashi18]

And his sword never moved. Impressive.

[@barbaralefler6764]

Congratulations to the guard for controlling the horse.❤❤Very well done.

[@mackaybrown4847]

The horse knows! They don’t wanna stand in your shitty arch! 🎭

[@gary63693]

True. There is no benefit from the horses to stand in there. Just stick a guard in the arch, but stop using horses

[@sovereignviper90]

A spooked horse is a very, very dangerous horse. Thank God they listened because a horse shoe to the head is deadly

[@KaptainKastle]

It's about time we moved away from this ridiculous and pompous, cruel use of animals like this

[@jonathanbeattie3410]

Get an education, some of the best cared for horses in the world. They’re rotated regularly. Would you prefer them to be put down if they no longer serve a purpose?

[@KaptainKastle]

@@jonathanbeattie3410 no, I'd prefer them not to be enslaved at all. It's not the 1600s any more

[@jonathanbeattie3410]

@@KaptainKastle enslaved? So you’d prefer them to be let loose and run free around the UK. You have no idea what you’re on about. Let me guess…. Vegan?

[@NugSkinnyPig]

People forget they are living creatures they get frustrated, might get cramp or just need to move, they are animals end of the day prone to being unpredictable.

[@prissilou]

The horse was spooked, not sure why, but the guard was trying to make sure the public was safe...

[@ix-Xafra]

I think it was the elderly folks walking sticks early in the footage. Their movements were awkward and made the horse apprehensive.

[@DomOMediaProductions]

i think it was the bike?, horses do seem to get freaked out on bikes

[@dapdne4916]

When you see bagpipe corps online, the major in front, whether military or not, yells this way. 😅

[@cielaquinada4291]

Didn't even drop his sword from its position impressive

[@r.t.rakubio5088]

Much respect to these guys.

[@somerandomname9252]

Is it really fair, having horses stood there for hours on end. Just to please the tourists! The way things are going well need the army on the streets!

[@GFSTaylor]

It's not for hours on end. Each horse does a 60 minute shift and that's it for the day as a guard. They have daily exercise, practises, and seaside holidays in the summer.

[@happymaskedguy1943]

It’s not to please tourists. Do you have any idea how powerful and fast a horse is? Why do you think police still use them? For the tourists?

[@schrodingerskatze4308]

Is it really ok to spread wrong information? They stand there for an hour and then they get to do normal horse stuff. That's totally ok for a horse.

[@0z3r0]

Wow he handled this situation very well!!

[@dewindoethdwl2798]

Total mastery, excellent horsemanship.

[@tracyjohnston7080]

It doesn't want to be in that smelly hole all day, what a sad life these horses lead when do they ever see green grass or gallop across sand at beach or swim in the sea, im glad im not a horse owned by the royals😂

[@WhiteTiger333]

It's in that "smelly hole" for an hour, then rotated out. You must have seen the videos of the changes. The soldier that came out on the sidewalk right at the end of this video was about to lead that change. Those horses are exercised and trained daily in Hyde Park, and get vacations away from the city just as humans do. There are very well kept horses. Nothing sad about them.

[@WdyWP]

My goodness!! He proved to be quite the horseman!

[@michaellopez2070]

Gives an idea of how much presence and power mounted cavalry would have from a foot soldier’s perspective. That’s a strong animal.

[@DonQuixote547]

I'm told that Sadiq Khan was in the crowd, that's enough to scare the crap outa anyone.

[@itsjustweard2328]

Congratulations to the crowd for moving back.when asked. It could have been a little bit of a situation if the horse had decided to kick out. And to be fair to the public that don't know horses.well done. For having your ears on 👏👏👏👏

[@lindaberry7206]

And the rude people laugh and giggle. Why can't they show some respect!

[@ObamAmerican48]

These horses will easily stand w/o being tethered for an hour just to be groomed. They're well-cared for and rotated frequently. When that horse started shuffling, that was his or her signal to the humans to back off.

[@gigantisaurusrex6647]

As someone who has played Red Dead Redemption 2 for years, my only criticism would be that he didn't say, "Whoooa boy. Easy there boy." and then feed the horse an oatcake. Other than that, he did great.

[@ImAshley2023]

Horse got tired of them folks just staring at him all day in this tight semi circle. "Gimme some room"

[@larrygilbert7273]

As my sister used to describe them, really big three-year-olds with bad tempers. The horses, not the guards.

[@AnimalisMD]

Nah! mor like big dogs who are loyal and will give their all. Bad tempers happen because of bad people. Rarely is a horse born bad.

[@dianedunn3243]

Good job, Guard!

[@lauren9004]

I’m glad the guard handled it so well

[@sandrahazeltine8720]

Oh horses. Who knows what freaked out his tiny little brain. Excellent work by the Guard keeping it all under control.

[@Demir_TopcuuuuuXx]

1:39 the horse is clearly still scared and he does the “BeSt” thing possible… BACKS A PANICKED HORSE UP INTO A CLOSED SPACE IF HE WAS TO SPOOK OR PANIC IN THERE THAT COULD END TERRIBLY 😢

[@tardisrider25]

Poor horse. He's a good horse and the rider is obviously quite skilled. The horse did a great job despite being spooked