Another Rein Man
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2022
- Another Rein Man
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Respect must go to each guard as they put up with so much along with their horses ❤️
It’s interesting how some troopers opt for a normal voice “Don’t touch the reins” such as at 08:41. I think it’s equally as effective, although I do enjoy seeing tourists get yelled at 😉
The quiet polite "ask" is OK when the place is almost deserted. but no good when when people are shoving, pushing and shouting.
how about a taser for repeat offenders!😊😄
There there to do a job seriously visitors should not touch the kings horses there should be a sign DO NOT TOUCH THE HORSES OR THE KINGD GUARDS 💂
Kings Guards not troopers
@@sylviamcgeary3587 They are called troopers, either name is correct.
I'd love to be behind the gates to hear what the soldiers say about tourists when they've been stood down after their hour on duty.
My late father, a Grenadier, on duty years ago, would have quite a lot to say!!
@@pathopewell1814 and it would probably be unrepeatable, and who could blame them!!!
Respect to your late father, thankful for his service. My father was Coldstream Guard
Having served in the army myself, I have a pretty good idea what the barrack room banter would be 😂
You wouldn’t, believe me 😂
I think they breathe a sigh of relief that they are going home😮😮😮😮😮
Wish tourists would realise these are fighting men and not there for their pleasure
It is interesting to see the differences in the guard changes according to dress code. In summer dress they have to return sword, then dismount and walk their horses inside. In winter cloaks, returning swords and dismounting is nigh on impossible so they simply ride back inside where the pit crew can hold their sword while they dismount.
That was an unusually very gentle and softspoken "Get off the reins" from this Guard !!!
Why do they do it, why? I've found myself saying to these idiot tourists get off the reins before the guard does on these videos lol, I like it when they shout cos it's the looks on the their faces after their told that makes my day and they skulk off, I bet these poor guards get right fed up.x
Thick is what these tourists are it isn't the language barrier they over pat the Horses or go right for the reins or try to annoy the Guards in whatever way they can come from abroad to take their clothes off in front of a Guard on duty or challenge him aggressively as they resent their toughness as Soldiers it's very much more abusive now than ten years ago some drunks punch or hit the Horses and yes the Guard is On Duty so tries shouting first then some have to be punched out which is brilliant but the Horses only have their mounted Guard to rely on to save them getting mauled by some obese woman or man The Police are looking about for Terrorist action and can't help much. Please just eject them from the Barrack Grounds completely a little Humiliation of a Bully goes a long way
I've come to the conclusion there must be a bizarre form of magnetism at play, between tack and hands. I also enjoy watching Arni the Tourist Hater at work!
I appreciate watching the changing of the guards. It would be a gross pity to lose a proper English tradition. Thank you.
I saw a horse thinking it was gonna get smonched by a pair of sunglasses.
Why are they allowed to touch the horses anyway?! Its like somebody grabbing your steering wheel through your window or as a stranger your pram handle!
Exactly
There's no reason to touch those reins! A picture is fine but keep your hands to yourself!
Your pan of the courtyard up to the clock, crest and cupola was good to see. Thanks
Not seen the first guard before and he really looks fed up!
There should be a plaque explaining that these are active service members of the British military on guard duty and that you should not touch the horses reins under any circumstances. A lot of tourists do not understand that even though the public are allowed to walk through Horse Guards, it is still a military building and these are military guards doing guard duty in the same tradition that the King's Cavalry have for centuries.
And No touching the horses either..
I loved the play on words!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you from USA! 🎄❤️🎄
Some of the best tick tocking ever right there ,,tick tocking is when you out of step ,we used to deliberately do it for the fun off it when the Ncos weren’t watching
When one has been drilled so hard to march in step, it is actually very hard to march out of step. However, as can be seen, some still manage to do so.
When under the arch he "changed step" :-)
Just love this guard very cheeky lovely face💕💕🐴🐴🎅🎄XX
Just absolutely beautiful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I think some tourists don't respect the guards. They have to touch, the horses and the guards. There's a reason why they are there.
If they touched one of the Guards they would not come off so lightly
@@daphnethurlow5388 some do touch them
Why do tourists think that grabbing the horse's tack is necessary to taking a nice photo? I love horses so I can see how wishing to pet the animal is common. But grabbing at the reins or bridle? WTH?
To me it's akin to grabbing the wheel of a car. Bizarre behaviour.
And several touch the horses at the same time it’s cruel. The the ones who want to touch but are scared so wave their hand in front of its face. No consideration for the horse at all they treat it like a prop.
Dumb tourists
Is that guard alright? Looks like she's trying to hold in a sneeze. Poor thing. The dedication to their work is admirable. Can't be easy having to sit there for an hour when you're not feeling well, and then put up with idiot tourists too.
Those chin straps don't look comfortable the way the Life Guards have to wear them, at least the Blues and Royals can put them under their chins.
I always thought that,too. 😀
If I recall it goes back to the days when they fought in heavy helmets. It was something to do with heavy headgear falling backwards with a possibility of breaking their neck, or such.
@@ChrisAndCats Also the pointed front peak of the helmet runs down the centre of the nose thus rendering full vision impossible unless the head is tilted backward.
No wonder they sit on horseback. At least they can see more from that height advantage, without having to tilt their head back 😊. As smart as that helmet is (it is my favourite of all military headgear. Close 2nd is the Scots guards Glengarry Bonnet with 2 ribbons hanging from the back.), I can't see it as being very practical. However, absolutely fabulous in ceremonial events 👍👌🤗
@@maevephipson2803 one of those "looks pretty but a proper pest to wear" type scenarios!
You have a good video again. That's why you are my favorite. Thanks for sharing.
The boots don't look easy to walk in, it reminds me of how you walk in ski boots.
Not only those boots are horribly uncomfortable to walk in, they are highly polished, so the guards have to walk in certain way to preserve their pristine appearance
@@Katrina-mi2gm if I remember correctly they don't walk heel toe, but heel heel.
@@charlesmallo I understand that among troopers they call it the 'waddle'. It has been known that occasionally a trooper looses a spur which is quickly picked by a nearby policeman or by an orderly.
notices should be on either side of Horses on shelter walls, holding horses reins ,may lead to strike on arm from Guards SWORD. HOSPITAL TREATMENT WILL HAVE TO BE PAID FOR BY VICTIM OF HAND AMPUTATION.
I have to agree with that Douglas
Lol
It seams one does not know left from right when we March.
Alison, the guards wear their helmet chin strap like that in case it is hit or blown off backward so it doesn’t choke them. I read that somewhere.
It's been a long day, the guard is yawning 😄
I hour.
How often do they change the guard?
The royal guard is how many hours they sit and stand on horses and do they also keep watch at night? Paw up.
Just one hour !
The mounted sentries change hourly between 8am and 4pm, between 4pm and 8pm there are just 2 dismounted sentries changing hourly then from 8pm once all the gates close just 1 dismounted sentry changing every 2hours till 8am
To keep conversations at a minimum
5:53 - Oh dear!
Are his stirrups uneven?
Where do the horses go after they finished
Stables rear of the gate they go into..someone said there are 42 Stalls there, but I may have mis- heard..Maybe they meant at the Barracks where the soldiers/ horses live not a big distance away. Anyway know?
Interesting that the most disrespectful tourists at one point we're Hasidic Jews does God not give everyone freedom as long as it hurts no one or has God given them a Special Dispensation to interfere with other people's rights
People have no common sense anymore
Oh dear me...what happened at 5:51............and after it too.........
That was a mess 😂😑
😃🐎ich hätte gern gewusst wie die das machen wenn die mal dringend auf die toilette müssen vielleicht ist im sattel da ein plumzklo ein gerichtet
Hold it in
Hehe rein man
SAS SBS is that your identity disguised with 5's? :)
Why is the girl at 1 minute 35 seconds taking a ‘photo of the horse’s arse?
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Hehe..
nice video i am from usa i never been to london what is that building and can people take tour of that building
Whitehall. Not inside it’s for our military
@@denisescutt1865 thank for your reply
This is Horseguards and the archway that leads away from Whitehall brings you out onto Horseguards Parade, where the Trooping of the Colour takes place. The public are allowed to pass through it to get to Saint James's Park from Whitehall (the street that goes between Parliament Square and Trafalgar Square). The reason the Household Cavalry mount the guard here is because it was originaly the entrance to a former royal palace that is no longer here. It is still however one of the official entrances to the Royal Parks that surround Buckingham Palace. On state occasions the Royal Family cortège comes through here.
The Palace of Whitehall..not used anymore for royalty. MOD building .
@@daphnethurlow5388 The Palace of Whitehall no longer exists. This is where the entrance to it originally was and what is now Horseguards Parade was the quadrangle or inner court of that former palace. However there wasn't a passageway or archway between the street now called Whitehall and the inner quadrangle at that time. But the present building is still considered to be one of the formal entrances to the Royal Parks that surround or are next to the various Royal residences, which is why there is a Guard on duty here. Of course the building that you see today was specifically built for the use of the Household Cavalry, but as I said, it is still used by the Royal Family on State occasions. For example, certain members of the Royal Family still come here to watch the Trooping of the Colour.
What is the bell 🔔 for
if you mean the ringing bell it is a signal that the guards will be chaging shifts
It’s the clock!
So people who can't see the clock, know what time it is from the ring of the bell.
Парни в камуфляже по мощней смотрятся с их участием нет конфликтоа
I always can’t help but feel like their stomps need to be louder
They have riding boots on so impossible to stamp loudly.
Taps. Like on tap shoes.
I wonder what would happen if the soldiers and horses were replaced with mechanical soldiers and horses?
They would probably be still taking pictures
They would probably be fitted with motion sensors and also be programmed to shout louder than the humans 🤣🤣
These Soldiers Cannot be REPLACED. THEY HAVE. HEART. 🐴❤️❤️💂♂️❤️❤️
You think the public would realize..I don't
Yes so would I, like a fly on the wall documentary. Oh I think these two were out of step with each other, those arm swings were deffo out of step. Naughty !!!
Horse is very uncomfortable the bit seem to far up in it mouth it must be hard on them standing there all the time .
I have been told horse guards are on one hour shifts. Good for horse and rider. In some of these videos, I swear the horses are people watching.
@@LKre-vi5oq and wondering all sorts of things.......
Boring job
Well it's guard duty, but even so, having to spend an hour facing the hoards of tourists, some of whom can get quite annoying, must become pretty challenging at times.
@@franc9111 it would drive me crazy I have to say.
@@ChrisAndCats You don’t have to do,it..actually you don’t have the ability to do so.
@@lynw.6140 with a double back injury, certainly not - although how you would know anything about me to enable you to make that assumption is curious - however, I don't have patience for stupid/annoying/idiotic/inconsiderate (delete as appropriate) tourists, either, even if that injury didn't exist.
Hard to take them seriously in those red coats
Hard to take you seriously Bev after that infantile comment.
@@fredbloggs5843 that’s your opinion Mr Bloggs they do look ridiculous.
I like the red coats, they look very ceremonial and smart.
Well don't then
@@bevhellewell9308 Your opinion is in the minority. You are classless with no taste or understanding of tradition. Might you be a yank..
Some slovenly "walking" (7:32 0
Would be nice if 2 chaps could get in step (6:13)
One was a woman and it's called tick-tocking.
@@cindyj5522 Bet the female of the pair was the one marching correctly. She appeared to have started on the left leg. Women working in previous men only occupations have to work twice as efficiently as the men to prove they are as capable as the men. 💂👍😀 🤩