UNSETTLING HORSE HITS the BOLLARDS & QUITS as WREATH-LAYING CEREMONY Happens near Horse Guards

Timestamps:
0:57 Visiting the Horse Guards Parade, from there we can see one of the eight Royal Parks in London, St James's Park, which is near King Charles III's residence, the famous Buckingham Palace.
2:26 The new and young Royal Guard, full of energy, stamp their feet so hard on the ground.
9:25 The CoH showed them how to use it.
10:13 You don’t see it often.
17:51 Soldiers exiting the Horse Guards, officer.
19:00 Unruly tourists insist on standing in the wrong places.
19:55 The famous Changing of the Guard at 12pm.
21:25 This is rare to happens during the Changing of the Guard.
22:14 WHY THEY SLAP THE HORSE?
The purpose of guards slapping their horses when dismounting is to ensure the horse is prepared for the change in weight distribution as the guard descends from the horse.
The first one on the neck is essential to tell the horse, "good job." The second slap is to inform the horse that there is an excessive displacement of weight on one side at dismount.
23:20 Unsettling horse left the box.
27:30 This hero is arriving for the WREATH LAYING CEREMONY at Whitehall.
A wreath laying ceremony is a traditional practice during which funeral wreaths are laid at a grave or memorial site. It is done as a formal sign of respect towards a particular tribute (e.g. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier). These are formal ceremonies that involve high ranking dignitaries such as heads of state.
29:57 Unsettling horse left the box. Tourist watch
35:00 Gatesman checks on the horsemen and the Royal horse leaves the box again.
42:34 The king's horse leaves the box
45:26 UNSETTLING HORSE HITS the BOLLARDS & QUITS as WREATH-LAYING CEREMONY Happens near Horse Guards. KZbin VIDEO TITLE.
49:00 The restless horse quits and goes into the stables.
51:38 The hero arriving to the WREATH LAYING CEREMONY at Whitehall.
58:05 WREATH LAYING CEREMONY at Whitehall as seen from the back.
59:09 The guard and horse are coming back to finish their one-hour shift in the box. Note: They work for one hour and rest for one hour, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
1:04:33 WREATH LAYING CEREMONY at Whitehallbas seen from the front. The band arriving.
1:07:55 The bosses are all together.
Date filmed: Today 23 May 2024
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Timestamps: 0:57 Visiting the Horse Guards Parade, from there we can see one of the eight Royal Parks in London, St James's Park, which is near King Charles III's residence, the famous Buckingham Palace. 2:26 The new and young Royal Guard, full of energy, stamp their feet so hard on the ground. 9:25 The CoH showed them how to use it. 10:13 You don’t see it often. 17:51 Soldiers exiting the Horse Guards, officer. 19:00 Unruly tourists insist on standing in the wrong places. 19:55 The famous Changing of the Guard at 12pm. 21:25 This is rare to happens during the Changing of the Guard. 22:14 WHY THEY SLAP THE HORSE? The purpose of guards slapping their horses when dismounting is to ensure the horse is prepared for the change in weight distribution as the guard descends from the horse. The first one on the neck is essential to tell the horse, "good job." The second slap is to inform the horse that there is an excessive displacement of weight on one side at dismount. 23:20 Unsettling horse left the box. 27:30 This hero is arriving for the WREATH LAYING CEREMONY at Whitehall. A wreath laying ceremony is a traditional practice during which funeral wreaths are laid at a grave or memorial site. It is done as a formal sign of respect towards a particular tribute (e.g. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier). These are formal ceremonies that involve high ranking dignitaries such as heads of state. 29:57 Unsettling horse left the box. Tourist watch 35:00 Gatesman checks on the horsemen and the Royal horse leaves the box again. 42:34 The king's horse leaves the box 45:26 UNSETTLING HORSE HITS the BOLLARDS & QUITS as WREATH-LAYING CEREMONY Happens near Horse Guards KZbin VIDEO TITLE. 49:00 The restless horse quits and goes into the stables. 51:38 The hero arriving to the WREATH LAYING CEREMONY at Whitehall. 58:05 WREATH LAYING CEREMONY at Whitehall as seen from the back. 59:09 The guard and horse are coming back to finish their one-hour shift in the box. Note: They work for one hour and rest for one hour, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1:04:33 WREATH LAYING CEREMONY at Whitehallbas seen from the front. The band arriving. 1:07:55 The bosses are all together. Filmed today 23 May 2023 #thekingsguarduk Thank you for your service! ❤ 🇬🇧

[@pierrerabier6388]

Merci de donner des détails très interessants merci . Monique 🇫🇷

[@peterturner369]

Silence is not golden say something

[@Londonchronicles]

WHO ARE THE KING'S GUARD? Formed in 1969, the regiment emerged from the merger of the Royal Horse Guards ("the Blues") and the Royal Dragoons ("the Royals"), units with roots in the mid-17th century. Serving globally, it had roles in Northern Ireland, the Cold War in West Germany, the Falklands War, UN missions in Bosnia, and conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. It was part of key defense strategies and reconnaissance missions. Notably, Prince William and Prince Harry joined as cornets in 2006. HOW LONG DO THE ROYAL GUARDS AND ROYAL HORSES WORK? After the officer checks them at 4:00 p.m., everyone, whether they're on horseback or not, will be done for the day. Two guards on horses watch the entrance to Horse Guards on Whitehall from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. They switch out every hour. WHY THEY SLAP THE HORSE? The purpose of guards slapping their horses when dismounting is to ensure the horse is prepared for the change in weight distribution as the guard descends from the horse. The first one on the neck is essential to tell the horse, "good job." The second slap is to inform the horse that there is an excessive displacement of weight on one side at dismount. HORSES ON HOLIDAY IN THE UK Following the conclusion of the Summer Ceremonial Season, these diligent military horses are respectfully sent to the LEICESTERSHIRE countryside for a well-deserved period of rest and recuperation. One may observe them taking a break on the beaches of Holkham in Norfolk, where they are free to enjoy themselves. During their six-week vacation, the horses are free to roam the verdant fields, inhale the invigorating country air, and revel in the delight of mud baths. At the break of dawn, they are escorted to the square at Hyde Park Barracks, where horse-drawn carriages await to transport them beyond the city limits. Their meticulously trimmed coats are allowed to grow naturally, and their metal shoes are removed. It is a joyous occasion for these majestic creatures!

[@margaretannwhyte2116]

WoW that lady in the pink coat who put her child near that horse was lucky that child was not hurt ,how stupid some people are. Love watching Horse Guads from Scotland.

[@joycegibbs5267]

what incredible music !! I saw this band walking to this ceremony. The discipline is amazing to behold.

[@katherinevansteenberg8988]

Thank you for your time line of events. Next time ill read it after i watch your video. It kind of like read the end of a good book to find the out come. I'll read it after i watch your video. 👍

[@Londonchronicles]

Thank you!

[@Dixiedream]

A little narration goes a long way…at least tell us what we are looking at! There are those of us who have never been to London.

[@Londonchronicles]

Thanks for commenting! I am working on it.

[@paigewoodard217]

Omg, have a little respect. This channel actually allows the viewer to hear what is going on. Bedtime stories is on another channel.

[@Londonchronicles]

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[@margaretphipps2939]

Dixie dream if you press the word more below the Channel you will gets rundown plus time stamps with information from beginning to end . Hope this helps in some way.

[@Londonchronicles]

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[@joycegibbs5267]

I am actually in this video as went to the city yesterday. This guard had the horse on too short a rein (?), & the horse was getting frustrated as he wouldn’t allow even allow the horse to move his head apart from looking straight forward !! I was annoyed so I went for a walk. IMO, this was the guards’s fault ?

[@bettymartino4359]

Agree !

[@user-su6mp1wo9f]

Before the wreath laying I saw an Aussie soldier in a slouch hat. Walk by horse guards I am an Aussie

[@audreygillespie2723]

What is the matter with people in control ? To torcher this horse continually is not acceptable!!!

[@madgekilbourn5256]

I love dogs, cats and horses, not necessarily in that order. Dogs and cats are much more suited to my budget than a horse.

[@IOSALive]

London Chronicles, You're fantastic! Let's be friends and have fun!

[@Londonchronicles]

Sounds great!

[@TheWorldIsNutz]

Seems tourist don’t have a clue how close they came to being kicked. Smh

[@bobburroughs6241]

Unsettled.

[@joycegibbs5267]

I was there. I feel the guard wouldn’t allow the horse to move his head as he kept making him look forward at all times on such a short rein, & the horse, (rightly), got frustrated ?

[@nancydubois-gr9jx]

We’re the blue hats

[@nancydubois-gr9jx]

Who

[@donnadees1971]

Why aren’t the police clearing folks away.?

[@Greylock21]

THE HORSES WANT PRINCESS CATHERINE BACK WITH THEM. AND SEAMUS THE MASCOT. BAN 🥀 AND c

[@dianeedwards803]

The chubby police officer at Horse Guards is useless all she does is talk.