WATCH THIS! Horse senses something weird in this situation! See the horse’s reaction…

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[@lizzyanthus1]

I watched this several times over, because there was something familiar about the womans actions, and demeanor. She kept her distance mostly, and seemed to study the animal quite intently. Then you hear some other woman call to her, and she responds. Then the other woman says "you can stand next to him", which she then did. She then reached out her hand, gently, and touched the horse a couple times, always gently. He didn't seem to be agitated untill others gathered around him. Then others did the same, and you will notice that the horse puts his head around towards each of the others, as each got to close, as if telling them to back off, but he didn't do that with her. Anyway, I don't think this woman was weird at all. I think she quite possibly may be Autistic. My grandaughter is, and I have watched her act the same way when meeting a new animal. She always studies them for a while, then will gently reach out her hand and pet them. I've never seen an animal she couldn't approach this way. I believe the horse was studying her as well, and seemed to know there was not the least bit of harmful intent coming from her. And did you notice her smile? The simple innocent smile of wonderment and joy. I've seen that same smile on my grandaughter in similar situations. Anyhow, I don't see anything strange about her, just a different soul, looking at the world in a different way, is all.

[@jimmieroan9881]

looked to me like she didn't know what a horse was, and just wasn't as rude as the rest of the assclowns.

[@mbo191]

@4:32

[@fightingirish4991]

I agree, my autistic daughter is 22. We forget that the most discussed of the autistic community are children. Children grow up. I was watching her hands, too. All her body language, the soft smile, the curled in shoulders and her deep thought, all are indicative of spectrum disorder. That horse was not spooked BY HER, but the crowd she drew as she was gently petting the horse. She stepped back. Also, she was unaware of being in the way, standing in the middle of the walkway. No sense of her physical situational awareness. That is very common, as well. If that guard, who has seen ALOT, thought she was a problem he would have yelled at her. Which would have really simply have made her cry. God Bless All People on the Spectrum, no matter their age.

[@lizzyanthus1]

Thank you, and bless you and your daughter.@@fightingirish4991

[@djrepasky]

Wonderful explanations from voices of experience! Thank you!

[@annethompson2173]

Animals have some special instinct when a person is either unwell or slightly different.. bless them

[@martina21953]

My little dog knew immediately that my neighbor's boy was autistic, probably before I did! Then they had a little girl. He knew that she was a baby and needed to be treated gently. Animals are amazing.

[@patriciacullen7328]

And God said " I shall send them without wings so no one suspects they are angels."

[@HC3053suevus]

@@patriciacullen7328 I don't believe in any God or angels, but this saying is great! Is it from the Bible, or who invented it? (Maybe even yourself?) In my opinion, this beautiful saying very accurately characterizes all gentle creatures, here including both the horse and the likeable, tall, slim woman in this video. Kind regards from a somewhat older Bavarian Swabian!

[@denisebell8422]

My dog Hollie knew my grandson was different he's autistic she was very gentle with him ❤

[@Scully-js4rk]

The public shouldn't be allowed to get so close to the guards.

[@Arianna-sl2hv]

Agree!

[@tarajoyce3598]

If you are referring to the woman who seemed solo she was communicating gently with the horse. Even if she was unaware of it. The horse according to his body language appreciated that.

[@carsilk2492]

Not weird, rather beautiful and inquisitive👌

[@joyceibanez8207]

I get the feeling that some of these people have never seen or been around a horse. I saw nothing weird or strange about the tall thin lady petting the horse.That horse seemed drawn to her because of her gentle respect toward him. I admire these Soldiers and the Horses for being so patient. They are real, on duty working, highly trained, Soldiers in the the Kings service. Make no mistake about it they can and will defend their King and country like all men and women in any military. They are not just decorations to attract tourists. They should be treated with respect and dignity.Much love and respect Y'ALL to England 🇬🇧 from me in Texas, USA 🇺🇸 😊

[@otiliavillanueva1428]

Absolutamente de acuerdo con tu comentario ❤💪🙌

[@chilenejoiner3000]

I watched the horse and it’s response was gentle as was the young woman’s. Horses have the ability to asses humans and the horse was very much relaxed with her🥰 wonderful reaction from and to each other.

[@roseann5126]

Horses know, the young lady as a gentleness about her and a love, I think she is special, GOD BLESS her

[@gogglebox2427]

The most wonderful part of this video, is the enlightened Comments underneath. As mum of a disabled adult child, it is so heartening that so many felt this lady maybe had Autism, and the respectful Comments in her defense against the title of the video says so much about you lovely people. 🤗

[@macgregorwiggins1285]

I thought her studying the horse was nicer than the tourists who just walk up and turn for a photo without ever acknowledging the beautiful animal or the guard. Many of the tourists just treat them as backdrops and then walk away. Her smile was rather beautiful and innocent.

[@sam12587]

I agree. I’ve noticed those who are either on spectrum(borderline or undiagnosed) tend to be more animal gifted then regulars. Either that or she’s got horse experience.

[@IHateYoutubeHandles615]

That lady is not weird. She's just very good around animals. It's very clear; see when she reaches out, she offers the back of her hand to the horse to smell. She's not grabby, she moves slow, and she's careful where she touches the horses head. This is how to not get betten when approaching animals.

[@helzhathnofury7363]

I thought she was very respectful of the horses space. The crowd just shove their way in as a right.

[@dawnchehreh1683]

I didn't like the others pushing their way in front of her, disrespectful.

[@IreneArcher-yt1kr]

It’s Disney to the Tourists a Right to touch. So Sad they have no Manners.

[@wannie9731]

Nothing about her seemed to be worrisome. She was happy to study the horse, letting him see her there, and was very gentle in her touch of the horse.

[@brendanorris9944]

She obviously has special needs and the horse was sensing it and staying calm 👍😔around vher

[@jennycable3164]

How those beautiful horses keep calm with all that going on around them is amazing. All praise to the wonderful men and women who take care of them with such love.

[@leonienolan511]

Makeing a horse stand still with weight on its back and humans swarming around like wasp's for photos oops is just cruel 😢

[@amandaspellman7536]

Some of them don't handle it and are brought to the back and bite plus if you watch their body language it tells a lot.

[@harrietwoolever6180]

It is amazing that these tourists have apparently never seen a horse before.

[@peggyuriz156]

I was just getting ready to say that. I can’t believe how many of these people look like they’re on Jurassic Park looking at dinosaurs, like they’ve never seen one before. Not just staring because they’re beautiful animals, but staring, reaching out, touching like they’ve never seen anything in their life like that before.

[@marymonson2187]

They probably haven’t ever seen one in person before, so why is that weird? There are plenty of animals that you don’t even know exist, bet you would try touching them and stare at them given the opportunity. Horses are not a universal animal. Heck, I’ve had city people come to the farm and be fascinated by the cows and pet them not knowing if it was safe to do so or not. Not only that, but they couldn’t believe where milk comes from. So don’t look down on people because they never saw a horse before just because to you it seems ridiculous.

[@RichyRich2221]

Ive seen people stand i front of the horse acting more weird than this lady

[@charlottecunningham2141]

⁠@@marymonson2187exactly. I don’t understand why that’s a hard concept for so many people to grasp

[@ekoelen9902]

and you only on tv

[@jodirauth8847]

Such a beautiful big strong wonderfully smart horse. I hope it stands there for an hour dealing with public is so hard. I hope horse gets to return to pasture and get lots of water and fresh grass.

[@torridavenport1031]

They are put out to pasture regularly. The horses get loaded up in luxury horse lorries when they are taken to pasture. Not all at once obviously as some need to remain. So they take them in shifts so ALL the horses get their turn. It's tradition. These wonderful Horses are worth hundreds of thousands each. So they are treated as well as royalty too.

[@shaneedaniel5125]

There was nothing weird about the lady studying the horse. In actual fact she approached the horse in an appropriate manner. Was slow with her movements, eye contact with the horse and very gentle patting. It is when adults and children approach quickly, keep patting the horse right in the face and make a lot of noise.

[@user-bs5nz7wl1j]

Exactly, being a horse lover, I do envy those who get to pet the horses. and Being in a hurried mode to get a quick picture in so the next person can get a turn isn't about making the animal comfortable.

[@irisproctor6635]

That lady was odd. Leave the horse alone!

[@user-oo2dv9qq2h]

She's certainly got a fascination for the horses... Reminds me of a doctor who's trying to work out the best course of action to deal with a patients illness or complaint!!

[@lawrenceschabell5740]

I think the horse knew she was not a threat.

[@lindyloudamato]

She seemed fine not so much some others!

[@alicewilliamson407]

Weird

[@Sylvia-Storm]

It’s more the ones who keep touching or poking the horse and then jumping away who annoy me.

[@bettiegoober7853]

I don’t think people really know that if their sick they can infect the horse, and guard. DONT TOUCH THE HORSE!!!!

[@carolkjelland2877]

The guard yes, but people don't usually give animals their illnesses. Vica versa. There are a few things that can be passed back and forth, but not many.

[@maryellenshock]

Utisum is not contagious!!

[@jackpearce9257]

All them children at the start trying to grab the reigns and stroke the horse and sticking their phones into the horses face should of been immediately told to step back by the guard.

[@zaftra]

horses may bite sign isn't there, stand by for litigation

[@kevinralph5305]

What we have to remember is majority of these tourists haven't been this close to a horse never mind stroking it.

[@user-ho7ym3gz5o]

It's one thing for tourists to want to take a couple of pictures(which is fair enough). But to stand there for ages staring while attempting to keep petting the horse when its pretty obvious your making it feel nervous, is not only out of order but also pretty damn disrespectful. its true what some are saying here, by doing that she isn't giving off good vibes at all. I actually feel sorry for the horses and guards having to put up with it. I'd of felt like telling her to pi**off now

[@camillagorham1673]

Ever think that this may be an autistic adult? She did nothing wrong. The horse wasn't upset. You people just need something negative to say so that you're relevant. Smh

[@allanhargreaves7338]

What a charitable soul you are,I hope you and yours enjoy good physical and mental health lest you meet someone of a similar mindset as your own!

[@user-ho7ym3gz5o]

@@allanhargreaves7338 Oh P*ss off Allan. if your going to have a go at someone perhaps direct it to our crap mental health team we have in this country,

[@djrepasky]

@@allanhargreaves7338very well said!

[@elib7311]

Or she could have been special needs and there was no ill intent, just an innocent mind taken in by the wonderment of being up close to a beautiful horse.

[@virginiafry9854]

Horses are very sentient beings - this horse realised that the woman was ‘different’ and behaved gently. Of even greater importance is that the horse tolerated multiple people touching its nose at once.

[@karma56ism]

King Charles needs to do something about these tourists antagonizing his guards and horses. There needs to be a fence around them so the tourist can't get so close. Most of these tourists are also arrogant and they don't pay attention to the sign usually posted right there in front of their face. It's just rude and mean. I can imagine how much anxiety that poor horse has getting touched all day long! Let alone the stress it put on the guard trying to control the horse.

[@paulettebillinge]

She is freaking me out never mind the horse!

[@Fishhead217]

She’s definitely strange bordering on downright creepy!

[@lesleymooney305]

Think the word is HE!

[@Fishhead217]

@@lesleymooney305 and? Either way, constant staring is very off putting for anyone.

[@Ace-ke7fq]

can you imagine it's like someone coming up to you and staring at you

[@littleredwitch]

She’s a bloke!

[@user-zt8bv2qw6x]

Horses know when something is not right. She was mesmerized by the horse. I do this also they are so majestic. I always watch their eyes ❤

[@teresabillings8378]

Has anyone else noticed the missing warning signs? I know they remove them occasionally for cleaning but this seems permanent.

[@angelagreen3742]

I think they’re going to write new signs as to say do not touch the horses as well as they might bite and kick 😮

[@brendagore1115]

​@@angelagreen3742I have been thinking that some people have no respect

[@christinebirch7906]

I noticed that to. That would be a good idea to have a sign 'do not touch the horses'.

[@user-qj7et4wv3q]

One way to find out is to do r&I (that's research and investigation), if you get an answer you'll know won't ya

[@kathyabraquet578]

It appears she’s trying to psych the horse out with her intense eye to eye staring. I’m sorry, that’s totally weird in my book.

[@user-no9dg1fy8p]

that woman needs to move away from the horse it's getting agitated something needs to be done to stop the tourists bothering the horses and guards and foot guards

[@sandracrosbie8468]

While I was watching the video,I was waiting for the " weird" person to appear. Then I saw the young woman who could not have been more respectful to the hotde. She didn't just barge in the way so many others did. She stood there looking like she was intrigued by the animal. The horse did seem to react to her but not in a negative way. Both horses reacted in a similar manner. Unfortunately the world we are living in, is just waiting and anticipating the next chance to record and upload the video to social media. Then adding a caption for click bait. People are forgetting to be people. Not all disabilities are visible. Have compassion for the ones who don't know that they need it. Be kind.

[@ianjackson8643]

I don’t think she I s another she my have grown up in high rise block and has never seen a horse up close before and was fascinated to be that close to a horse

[@sarahlou28]

Horses are very perceptive, sensitive creatures.

[@bonnieweeks7601]

Creepy but not illegal. Ban the touching of the horses. They can still take pictures.

[@tasicourtney8117]

She seemed a gentle soul to me, harmless

[@lg1882]

completely agree...she has an expression of sympathy, even compassion and appears to be in awe of the beauty of these wonderful horses.

[@shirleyanneyoung955]

I know, there’s absolutely nothing weird about that lady. Some people are just so quick to judge.

[@lg1882]

@@louse_mouse Yes indeedee lousey mousey

[@lg1882]

@@louse_mouse LG Yes I am indeed....she is harmless and simply observing/enjoying the beauty of this wonderful animal.[Coming from a once upon a time horse owner ], lousey mousey....perhaps restrict your comments to ferret owners only

[@debrabolton9372]

Might be she has never had close contact with a horse? Who knows? I think for many tourists they just don't know how to react. To be honest, I would never have the patience that the guards do....and the horses.

[@shirleykotze3674]

I think she is fascinated by the beautiful horse. She seems lonely

[@StandingStillStuff]

How are these guards supposed to do their duty when they have to keep a close watch on their horse and can’t observe the surrounding area at the same time..These videos show that there is no respect for the horse or the guard.They are a photo op background,petting zoo. Imagine all the lies people tell about how especially friendly the horse was to them allowing them to pet it.

[@charlottecunningham2141]

Oh please 🙄 I’ve seen of guards multi-tasking

[@StandingStillStuff]

@@charlottecunningham2141 Hurrah for you….good on you.

[@charlottecunningham2141]

@@StandingStillStuff and too bad you haven’t seen any🥱

[@kaafromoz]

No we can not wait the couple of minutes it takes to swap the horse guards over we must have the picture NOW!!..It's the sign of the times..entitlement, the BS attitude of the Idiots we see on here every single day. The rules do not apply to me I am entitled to rush up when told not to do so, and get in the way and make a complete idiot of myself as well as put others at risk. Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘💖💖💖💖

[@lorrainebowe9585]

I was watching this lass and the way she went up to each horse studied them for a while before gently petting them it made me think she was some sort of horse whisperer she maybe autistic animals can sense wether a person is OK or not they can also sense if someone is different God bless her whoever she is

[@janataylor2721]

That is a simply beautiful horse! Gorgeous and very patient.

[@wendyschaumberg6850]

What I find strange,& is what is, is people are so invested in their phone & photo skills. So much time spent on how do I look not on wow what's that, if you're in someone else's country...no respect anymore, none😢

[@Maria-tm2eu]

What a beautiful Lady, her aura gives love and affection to all. Thank you Lady for beeing.

[@madgekilbourn5256]

It really wasn't the job of these brave troopers and horses to pose for pictures but thanks to the dawn of cell phones everyone has one. The horses are so brave and patient to put up with multiple people touching them, sometimes three or four at once. I commend them and the troopers for their professionalism. Thank you for your service to the King and England.

[@nancyaylward1176]

I’m wondering if the Young Lady is autistic. It seems like her touching the horses is more sensory than anything. Some autistic People become fascinated with a certain object and dwell on it. If you noticed Her Family were close by her and redirected to another place.

[@Janeburns-mi9dh]

What a sweet and gentle person she is.🤗

[@ritabrandow1318]

She nicer than a lot of the other people. I know kids don't really understand unless they have been taught but the adults should know better. You can tell she had a gentle spirit just by watching her. She is also polite Notice the group of girls how they copied her. They were gentle with the horse also. Istead of some other kids 😮😮😮

[@katharinejungkind356]

I just see a person fascinated by the horses. Maybe getting brave enought to get closer. Many people haven't seen or been close to a horse. Watch the little girls too... The horse couldn't be better if it had a magic horn and rainbow sprinkles.

[@gunhojput]

Yup i agree with @lizzyanthus1 some people can connect with animals on a whole different level that most of us cant comprehend but that also means that comprehension with her fellow humans is compromised as you can clearly see with this woman its a gift and she has it lucky her. thanks mike for posting lots of love in this video makes a nice change. love to all.

[@LilMissPatriot]

Horses are very smart and intuitive.

[@kaydunlap4455]

She acted weird to start but seems very taken and gentle with the horse.

[@Yorkie2]

I expected her to start levitating & floating around the horse.

[@christianemontazer]

Horse to the dog : “ hi there, I’m sure glad to see you🥰 instead of all these noisy humans and their annoying phones and backpacks 🎈 dog:” yeah me too, wish we could frolic in the field together…… wanna come with us?” ❤ ( previous video)

[@threisaclinkscales6953]

Such beautiful and majestic horses. Are they Fresion horses? Georgous.

[@D4Disdain]

The thin lady with the glasses wanted to be the star in everybody's movie, and be talked about. Period. And she got it.

[@shirleyleichliter4487]

What a beautiful smile she has❤

[@susyward581]

When the horse shook his head as the yards long yellow bags brushed past his nose (rude) horse was saying ffs!

[@nana2five790]

I wonder if she’s like an “animal whisperer” or someone who says they “speak with animals”. That’s the feeling I got from watching her.

[@deborahllwalker]

Yes! I thought the same thing, that she was trying to read the horses mind. She certainly couldn’t read the poor horse saying leave me alone.

[@janisprice5499]

Well, whatever she's trying to do.....she's c..p at it!! Leave em alone!

[@susanhannafin3793]

I bet the horse is wishing she would piss off

[@lddixon2394]

She would do well to keep her "talents" to herself. The horse is WORKING and not there to be psychoanalysed or distracted.

[@rebeccayokoyama6821]

I thought the very same thing!!! It was as if she was communicating telepathically with the horse!

[@soapydesigner]

A story of the majestic and the miscreants.

[@jaykb6587]

The "weird" ones in this video clip were "pink" and "parts." The horse followed both of them as they went to both sides of this horse. It's as if the horse sensed something wasn't right about THEM...

[@verali164]

Probably thinking i could get a few dinners out of him or her. Or maybe she classes herself as a horse whisperer, not, plus there are cameras around.

[@teresabillings8378]

I agree with the horse whisperer guess. She may go so far ss believing herself to be an animal psychic.

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

She's a good soul, I think the horse would prefer her quiet respect to 99% of the other encounters it has in its work, and that comes with over 60years experience of owning and living with horses. And I am on the Autism spectrum.

[@anita6761]

She may be autistic, or other disability.has anyone considered that? My autistic son has had to put up with rude people calling him weird all his life.

[@yololovescats]

Don 't put the children under the Military horse. How many hand touch the horse nose.

[@miraandwesrapp6579]

The horse looks at that woman like get away from me.

[@eilsmile8732]

Enjoyed this immensely Lady C

[@BackwoodsGirl59]

That horse knows something Is off about her and she is creeping me out so I can imagine how the poor horse feels

[@evelynjepson5955]

there are weird people there, and thinking they are entitled.

[@ferrucciomazzon1927]

Horses and some races of dogs literally read the persona This because the animals for centuries worked with men, analisying and understanding them . Had Many examples when riding, hunting and security work.

[@user-no9dg1fy8p]

Is that Arnie

[@ianjackson8643]

Don’t worry he’ll be back😊

[@jilldavies7094]

I think Arnie is a Life Guards horse, not a Blues and Royals.

[@lynnwrigley4244]

what a bloody boring life for these horses

[@Fedgery007]

So many people who obviously have never seen a horse before.

[@stellatomlinson8546]

The most weirdest about this was how the mother ( i assume) taking pictures of the girls at 2.28, avoided tripping over her trouser bottoms. The were literally sweeping the pavement.

[@denisescutt1865]

She may be very lonely.

[@paulettebillinge]

She actually was with someone who tried to get her to move away.

[@charlottetracy3970]

I miss seeing the beautiful horses and the soldiers every day during the shut down. Hopefully horses and troops are getting a good rest. I hope there will be a celebratory event when they return. I hope Mike & Jd will show us whats happening in the yard from time to time. Happy Holidays to all!

[@Lynsey516]

The horse felt uneasy with that woman just hanging around in front of them and staring, not knowing what she is going to do next! She seemed to linger about there.

[@cynthiagass5590]

Some of these idiots like to stand there and stare at the horses. To the uneasy horse, this appears to be preditory behavior.

[@leslieschott754]

Oh no, another Karen! Does she think she’s a horse whisperer?

[@ellenlyons7413]

she's a strange one, she dresses funny too. haha\

[@christinageha-sf2zg]

You sure that’s not a man

[@Lynsey516]

@@christinageha-sf2zg I'm starting to wonder myself now 🤔

[@paulinemegson8519]

Man I wish more tourists approached the horses like that. Slow and gentle is the way with horses, loud, abrupt, fast movements upset them. It’s my pet peeve with most of the tourists at HorseGuards. Her smile and gentle touches were lovely to see…..up till everyone and their poodle decided they just HAD to join in at any rate, and the horse loved it, leaning into her hands. It was beautiful to see, and it’s moments like that that make me hope that the general idiocy of large groups of humans doesn’t mean that the horses will have to be separated from the public for safety reasons. Because if they’d just get their heads out of their arses it wouldn’t have to be an issue

[@rachaelstanton5789]

Why are people being so judgemental, ganging up on this lady, who appears in awe of the horse,, and she seems to be somewhat lonely, stop being unkind, I thought we Brits are better than that, obviously some of you aren't !!!

[@pauletteowen648]

She's freaking me out 😂😂😂😂

[@hagarj100]

Apparently this is the only place on Earth a horse can be seen!

[@bobbipetty7411]

Right?p

[@08wolfeyes]

Tourists, please, leave the horse alone and keep your distance. While i understand that it's interesting to some to see the Kings guards, both the guards and horses are doing a job. If you get shouted at or if you get in the guards way, don't expect them to stop until you're finished doing whatever you're doing or until you notice them, they will keep on walking whether your there or not, iften shouting at you and pushing you out of the way if need be. Don't then complain you got hurt or shouted at. These guards are highly trained fighters, in fact, some of the best. Their job is to protect thebking and will do whatever they have to in order to protect him. Have some respect snd keep your distance.

[@jilldavies7094]

I think you're being ridiculously judgemental. The first horse was simply doing what horses do. A downward-hanging head is a sign of a relaxed horse. The woman was keeping a respectful distance for quite a while, before gently stroking the animal. The second horse was tossing its head before the woman was anywhere near it---even while the soldier was attending to it. Head-tossing is a sign of frustration. There was absolutely nothing "weird" about either the "situation" or either horse's reaction to it. A perfectly nice respectable lady standing in awe and admiration of a couple of splendid horses. Get over it.

[@jenette16]

Very well put. This is click bait for sure

[@Milly-ht4lo]

She also may have never seen such a beautiful horse up close and personal. One of the more respectable people I’ve seen. 👍🏻

[@micheleprince2799]

It's clear that people do not understand the stress these horses are exposed to day in and day out. It is not sensitive to crowd in on these horses no matter what others in this comment section think. At any time a person can do them harm.

[@dianebannister4591]

There was nothing weird about that woman who waited around watching the horse, then approaching it. She put her hand out for it to smell and touched it gently. Somebody messed up with the title of this video. Also that could have been me standing there watching the horse more than others because I love horses. Although someone did tell the woman that she could stand by the horse. Maybe, she was just a little shy.

[@marytesta3003]

I can't believe they let crowds of people ambush the horse. They need a line and control.

[@TisEyerish1]

The horse on the left was sooooooooooo ready to go...chomping at the bit, so to speak.

[@rafaelantoniovidalbranco2844]

I hate to see the horses uncomfortable with that thing in they're mouth

[@lioness7tamigaither346]

My heart hurts for those poor horses forced to stand for hours on end on concrete no less! Not even allowed to walk around at all to relieve the pain & stress!!!

[@paulinemegson8519]

One hour. They’re in the box for ONE hour….even less if they’re the first ones in. Ffs if you’re going to make a snide comment at least TRY to get it correct. Try breaking your heart over all the horses that are turned out to worm sick grass and ignored, never wormed, never given a cover, feet never checked,never brushed, never offered supplementary feed even when their paddock is slush. But according to you bleeding hearts they’re fine cos they’re “free” and “on the grass”…..instead of being in a warm dry stable, with a squadron of grooms to pander to their every need, with vets and farriers and saddlers on call to deal with their needs, fed a diet specially composed for each horse, exercised EVERY day as well as being groomed and health inspected, and turned out for a holiday regularly. 🙄

[@WendyRichards-uq3cu]

These gorgeous equines are forced to stand still while people poke, pet & annoy them. It's abuse!

[@sheilabanks7240]

THE WOMAN IN BLACK JACKET/ GLASSES. THE OTHER ONE TO THE RIGHT IN THE CROWD IS THE NUT JOB THAT WAS EJECTED NUMEROUS TIMES FOR BOTHERING THE GUARDS & HORSES.

[@tinaharvey356]

I have been around horses. I think there is something bothering it. Like a fly by it's head. Or something bothering its ears. It keeps shaking its head. And . You can see he like that lady. That animal is in distress. They have to stand for hours

[@KK-eh2gm]

I am still at this statement: Do Not Touch the Horse, Soldier or their gear! JUST DO NOT TOUCH.

[@georgeshearer1412]

That woman is a tempting to speak to the horse telepathically.

[@Kikatebnpagan]

What I don’t understand is Why the need to touch the horse, they are there to do a job not to be touched with hands up in their faces, most annoying.

[@cindychristie4327]

Why, in hell, do parents let their kids keep touching the horses? You can bet if they get bit, they'll blame the horse or the guard, I guess some people are just idiots.

[@denevaflath1397]

I watch these horses and say "Bite them, kick then!"

[@user-qj7et4wv3q]

Horse conveyed what it was thinking to you, neigh i dont think so, Absolutely nothing weird in this vid at all, nothing i haven't seen a hundred times before, anither bullvid

[@barbaraaldam204]

Wow look at the tracksuit at 2.39 it was so understated it even had to tell us it was PINK.😎😎😎