Monday MELTDOWN! Guard AND Police push the help button as Horse quits!
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- Monday MELTDOWN! Guard AND Police push the help button as Horse quits! 16.10.2023.
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UPDATE: The horse is a mare named 'Verona' ... she is known for having a feisty temperament!
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Love very much....I'm glad l have joined . I'm coming there this yr coming. Bucket list
Canadian Made
Thank you for the videos
Did they get rid of the lady who was always stood annoying the horses & guards. I have watched lots of videos of her there every day annoying everyone & being told off.
I believe I heard you describe yourself as English, not British. May I ask what differentiates them?
@@TaraVixen I wondered what had happened to her. She had the art of upsetting every horse and guard.She made it appear she was part of the proceedings. She would pull at the reins and when remonstrated with had this maniacal laugh. I did see her on her site which was very vitriolic, but it seems to have disappeared, it certainly wasn’t the jolly,happy , I’m everybody’s friend, that she appears. Not the person I would like as a friend.
My dad was a lifeguard (as was his dad), I lived at Knightsbridge barracks a couple of times in my life, the horses were wonderful and so well cared for, I still get teary eyed when I go back as the smell of horse poo makes me think I’m ‘home’ 😂
Curious, does the Crown have a stud farm for breeding the Irish Droughts, or do they contract with private studs?
Me, too!!
That's how I feel when I visit the gorgeous horses that take part in the Musical Ride. My dad was an RCMP for 20 years. I love the smell of those stables I used to visit regularly ❤❤ 🇨🇦
@@peggyrobertson8169 My dad travelled to Canada in the early 2000s with the Household Cavalry, I can’t remember what the official tour was called or what it was for but they were there for a month if I remember right and they spent a lot of time with the RCMP, he loved it!
I was first taken to see the changing of the guard and the horses when I was about 6 (early 1960s). In the early 80s I took my 6 year old son to see the horses - we didn't do the changing the guard on The Mall bit as I knew it would be very crowded. We were stood at Horseguards. Because of a sudden deluge of people I got separated from my son. My son is profoundly deaf, with added learning disabilities. Mummy panic! I thought I saw him disappearing through the arch where the horses had gone (where those police officers in your video went). I immediately tried to get through the arch - absolutely not!! Guard had seen him but couldn't leave his post. I got a police officer to help. Then a different guard in all his regalia appeared from the arch telling me my son had got to the stables! I was assured he was safe and would be returned shortly. Must've been well over five minutes and the guard came out with my son who was grinning from ear to ear. The guard then explained that he could see my son had disabilities and it was kinder to let my son meet a horse and see round the stable rather than immediately being escorted back without explanation. I thanked him for understanding. My son now in his mid 40s still loves horses. 💖
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That makes my eyes water . Beautiful!
So beautiful story, so kind People. I have notice they are very patient and kind with the hordes too, even those in bad mood. ❤
Thank you so much for capturing the events and for expert narration. As a horse owner my self, I understand that the rider is trying their best to not let the horse “win”. Also, horses can get a bit excited on cold days particularly in the mornings. However, the horse has not stopped chewing on and bracing against the bit since it came on duty. She has been trying to get away from the bit the entire time. She tried at least twice to rear up. I truly think there is something wrong with the horse’s mouth, the bit, or both. Hopefully the groom, the rider and/or the vet will do a complete assessment of the horse and the equipment. My heart goes out to the horse and the rider. They will both need a long calming break after all of this.
Yes. Horrendous to see. So many people watching & approaching, yet no one was sufficiently observant to see the horse very obviously had a problem with the bit & needed it out of his mouth pronto. The one guy who had to re-fenegle the reins made me wonder if the bit was also messed up by whoever dressed the horse. Can't get the staff these days.
Exactly what I was thinking. Something was obviously cause stress to the horse withe bit and/or mouth.
it doesn't like that bit
It is so sad to think the horse might have an injury.
I agree, something is wrong with the bit/bridle. It almost sounds like the bit is clicking on her teeth, so something is not right. Either her teeth need done, or the bridle is not the right size or something like that. You can see that the guard has very soft hands. As soon as she stands still for a moment, the reign is loose and it is obviously still bothering her.
Bless them all! 👌 Amazing job. Expert horsemanship!! I’m thinking the departing horse may have passed on the message “kick off enough and they’ll bring you back in” 🤗🤗🤗
I'm thinking there might have been an issue with either the bit or the bridle or perhaps the horse is uncomfortable in his mouth.....the constant chewing on the bit makes me think so. But the guard did a wonderful job on keeping it all under control. Such a great video, btw!
Thought same thing I noticed it soon horse came out
I concur.
I am stunned by how many people just laugh and do not see any danger in a horses behavior or animal for that matter....still awesome to see that much professionalism there
The Guard mounted on the horse had impeccable control throughout the ordeal, respect of the highest indeed!
Total respect to the horseman on Verona , he did an amazing job ! I bet his arms were aching after that shift bless him . Thanks for another great video John 👍
Ah, Verona again!
What a spectacular looking mare, even if she was having a tough day. Kudos to her caring, skilled rider
You want the guards to smile while people want to take pictures, but we need to remember that these guards are actually on DUTY. It's not about being unfriendly, but performing a duty to protect and serve England. It is so amazing to see this history in motion. There is a time for play as well as a time for when we need to keep the main thing the main thing. Thank you for the beautiful videos.
Having trained horses I have mad respect for this guard. It may look as though he had no control but he managed this with only one hand.
This guard needs a medal, how he managed to control that horse for am hour I cannot imagine. With one hand too. I understand why it is best to keep the horse in the box. Its like a child they have to learn about the box
AMEN!!
Something is bothering the horse, it may be an issue with his mouth.
@@PeacfullSoulActually I was wondering why he is chomping on the bit so much. I feel so sorry for the horses. I would like to see how the tourists would feel if they had to stand still for an hour and have hands touching them all the time. 😖
I agree. The tourists are ill mannered, totally disrespectful of both guards and horses. The area needs to be fenced to keep the stupid people a safe distance away
I love your commentary John! it truly is astounding how little common sense anyone has these days. It should be simple, horse looks upset, stay away....
Thank you Sophia - very kind! It was an extraordinary thing to see. I physically had to pull a lady away from doing her 'shopping' at The Guard Shop when the horse was perilously close!
We had horses. One neighbour gave the stallions one apple a day over the fence.
One day we arrived he was IN the Paddock showing guests our stallions. We just ran with forks and shovels... 🙈 He could not believe that the stallion attacked him.
Common sense... never go near to a stallion on his own paddock.
Agreed! Some people are so stupid about the proper handling of horses and what constitutes abuse. It's stunning sometimes. One particular thing is some of these horses appear to have roller bits, while commenters are going on about the horse is hurting, and it's abuse, when the horse is actually enjoying the roller bit because it's bored or nervous. I've explained it so many times that I should keep that info all typed up and ready to paste into my comment.
@@carol.stoeser It seems to be "normal" for people to comment on videos when they know nothing about the subject. Sadly, our govt. here in the US is no better.
@@carol.stoeser Thanks for the schooling on horses’ roller bits. Now I can relax & not worry that the horse is in distress.
This is the most remarkable hour I’ve seen for Guard and mount. What a tremendous job the guard did, with one hand, as you pointed out. This will be spoken of for months and months to come by all the guards. It does show the lengths the guards will go through to keep a mount on station for his assigned time. Tremendous narrative!!
Thank you for the commentary & video, really great.
Some people think this is English Disneyland & these horses are like a pet. These ignorant people don’t seriously realise these horses can be very dangerous especially when the horse is very unsettled.🤦🏼
Indeed- they're MILITARY, for Heaven's sake. Wish they had an "exclusion" zone for the protection of both horsies ( John :) ) and the daft tourists. The agitations always appear on that one side, which is where the majority of tourists congregate. The horsies ( John :) ) can feel the vibrations but not understand them...and feel uneasy or even threatened. Lovely commentary by John... my American kids laugh when I call them "horsies" so it's an extra delight to hear Johns clear affection for those splendid creatures... :)
I agree, I was thinking they treat it as some kind of petting zoo.
A huge shoutout to the very well trained guard who so masterfully handled a very unhappy horse who was determined to not go to work today! The young trooper had only one hand and his legs to handle a rearing, bucking and kicking horse (yes I saw him kick 3 times)! Bravo, sir, we’ll done! Very disappointed that senior staff didn’t bring the trooper in to change horses for the rest of his duty!!
One of the silly tourists could have been seriously hurt all the while clicking their silly phones for a photo op!! You would think most folks would know to move far away when a misbehaving horse is in their vicinity!! Even while holding their children’s small hands or the prom, they just stand there and watch, some laughing!!
Kudo’s to the trooper…staff who didn’t remove the horse, not so much!! Support these young men and women doing their utmost in a very trying situation!!
Thank you for your service to King and country to each of the troopers serving!! My husband of 57 yrs served the US for 23 yrs and US Customs & Border Patrol for 26 yrs! He retired after serving our nation for a total of 46 yrs at age 73 yrs. Blessings!!❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼🇺🇸🇬🇧. 🇮🇱
Poor horse he "told them he didn't want to deal with the tourist today".He is like I QUIT..
Thank you so much for sharing.. this Guard was Amazing.. he had so much Control with one Hand.. Sometimes the Horse don’t feel it
Love the sounds of horses. Hopefully the next time this horse is out he'll have a better day.
I’ve got enormous respect for the guards, specially the horse guards. Horses can be unpredictable at some times, with these crowds of tourists you never can tell.
Eu também . Ainda mais porque eles controlam esses animais com apenas uma mão nas rédeas. A outra fica o tempo todo segurando a espada, mesmo quando o cavalo empina. Esses guardas são excelentes. ❤
I just DO NOT believe how stupid these tourists are. Well done the guard under very difficult circumstances. Those tourists need to move before the horse moves them himself.
Tourists so stupid they’re idiots the horse is nervous
Hi, from New Zealand, having worked in tourism for a lot of years, we define a tourist as a person that stays away from home for more than 2 nights!! Loving your narrative!!!
Bravo, to that guard for all his hard work.
Got nothing but up to admiration for these men and women. And the work they do, and the horses, too. That takes a lot of skill and nerve to stay there like that. I used to own horses so I know exactly what it's like. When a horse wants saddle, you have to be very calm. And don't let him sense your panicking.❤❤❤
Wow, That King’s Guard is Trying so Hard to Calm his Horse, You Know What we all have Bad Days , Well Done Officer 👮♀️👌👍👏👏👏👏
Thank you for video,was interesting too,cannot be there but felt part of what was going on.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Fascinating. As someone who used to ride horses I’ll tell you that without a doubt that skilled soldier is going to have very sore shoulders later. Also as a past rider I’ll be honest. I’d have been on my ass at some point 😂.
I do understand why they didn’t let the horse quit early. If you did that it would challenge you on everything , every darn day.
The Guard should be commended for his patience and love of Horses. As he knows the horse needs to be aware this needs to happen for a short time.
Of course you can be a tourist in your own country, why would you think you can't? Thanks for doing this for us.
I guess the determining factor is how far one needs to travel to 'visit a place for pleasure' and thereby qualify as a tourist.
Secretly I was hoping I could never be self-labelled as a 'Touron' 😄
@@LondonCityWalks You're not. But distance doesn't matter to me, I grew up about 10 road miles from Plymouth Massachusetts and we used to go see Plymouth Plantation, the Mayflower and Plymouth Rock every summer. I've also been to Boston on Old Ironsides, USS Constitution, multiple times. It just depends on your interests. You can be a tourist without being a Touron.
@martyzink6273 Lets go and pat the furry cow 😂😂😂
@martyzink6273 Living 20 miles from Disneyland here, & let me tell you, with my first-hand experience, you're not missing much at all! Don't waste your $ & time. If Mr. Disney was still alive & owned it, I'd say be sure not to miss it, & you probably would have seen him in the park as well. Now that corporate bigwigs have taken over, it's all about filling their own pockets full of $, & they don't care what their customers want. What's even crazier, is the young generation of today is happy to pay enormous amounts of $ to go in. Some people were paying a monthly fee comparable to a car payment, just to have a season pass. And most of these kids are renters spending $ on this, opposed to going out and buying a house for themselves. Priorities are really messed up & many people attracted to this lifestyle, charge their credit cards to afford this, or even quot decent jobs to work at Disneyland for employee benefits. Forget tourons, what about Disneyorons!
I love this video! Well done! I. Sit first seat and this is a present for me! In Londen while at home in the Netherlands!!! Thank you!
I bet that Guard was tired after dealing with that unsettled horse for an hour. He did a great job! ❤
I am a tourist and would never disrespect anyone or any anamal.. I hate how they are think they are entitled.
Wish we could send support and praise to these guards
Absolutely superb horsemanship... The horse is a giant toddler and you can't let it get its own way and the guard has to smile and release tension otherwise the horses behaviour will only worsen
I expect the horse doesn't like Monday mornings and the thought of having to put up with disrespectful tourists. Who can blame him. Great commentary. 🥰
Well done to the police too for looking after after both guard and horse
Oh my goodness, I am loving the commentary…”why isn’t the horse keeping still and posing” 🤭 Seriously though, people forget these are working horses and troopers, they are not putting on a show for tourists!
The Guards and the horses are highly trained soldiers who are working for our King and country. I am British born and bred and sick of international tourists come to my country and disobey our laws and rules. Police serving the military should stand with the horse and guard all the time they are there to keep away tourists from getting close.
That stupid tourist stall should be on the street a mile away from the horse and guards. Poor horse is quite clearly stressed over something, or someoneone has upset them
I wonder if it was something about the box that upset the first horse because the second horse seemed a little unhappy too!
Loved the little horsey kiss ❤
Thanks you for the video, I like the way you talk through different parts and explain what is happening 😊
Perhaps it smelt wrong for some reason.
@@watchesfromedges Horses have a very good sense of smell. This 'article' underneath explains better than I would, If someone came close to the box and had a disgusting smell (Bo/perfume/aftershave)that lingered , that might well be the cause.
Horses are thought to have about 300 million olfactory receptors, which is considerably higher than humans (five or six million olfactory receptors). Horses have an accessory olfactory system known as the vomeronasal organ that detects pheromones and volatile odours.
Would it be possible to find more information about the guards and the horses? I've gotten a little addicted to your videos, and I would love to learn more about these wonderful soldiers. Thank you!
Best video I've ever seen shot here! Well done and thanks!!
These tourist are crazy and uncaring it's so sad I feel bad for the horses and kings guard God bless them
That horsey had the biggest smile on his face as he left the box for good and headed back to the stables! Well done to that guard, Kudos!
Extraordinary horsemanship by this guard.
I watch all your videos from Australia makes me feel like I’m back home . After 53yrs .keep up the good work you make me smile with some of your comments
The woman who was shouted at, had the most bizarre body language. She was like a toddler. So strange, but at the same time fascinating.
I guess she is Japanese. Their body language is difficult to read for us western people
Hello from Canada, I just love your videos and all your narratives, feel bad for guard and horse, such silly tourists, move back❤️🇨🇦🇬🇧❤️
I honestly think that Guard should be applauded for being able to control the horse from hurting anyone and the horse and him with just one hand. If that had been me I would put the sword back and use two hands. I do feel sorry for these horses having to stand still in a box being mauled by tourists. Also I can’t remember when another video I watched when a member of public threw a piece of paper at the standing guard with her name and phone number. A police officer picked it up and tucked it inside the guards boot. I wonder if he ever phoned her?
The horse does not like what's in it's mouth!! That's why 😢 It's a shame, I would like to know if he's fine before and if so maybe it's not that or it's Just Hurting or Discomfort That Day!? But It's What I See , Zoom in and Watch it's Mouth ! Wee Soul 😢 They Don't Choose This Life But it Needs To Be Done! Respect The Guards/troopers & The Horses! Hope They Get To Lie Down When They Rest XXXX
The horse is like I want to go back to barn NOW!!!😂 but that guard 💂♀️ was awesome, he went through all that holding the reins in only one hand!!
That was pretty incredible
It helps if the horse's neck chain is secured before he goes on duty. Shoddy inspection work. During the desert campaign in World War One (1914-1918) when grazing was non existent the horses began eating their neck ropes as a substitute. As a result the ropes were replaced with the British cavalry neck chain. The links are for securing the toggle piece when it was around the horses neck whilst being ridden. When the rider dismounted he would unlink the chain and use it as the horses lead chain. It was also used to tether the horse.
Interesting info, thanks for sharing.
Your commentary on your videos absolutely make these videos so much fun to watch, also I appreciate you explaining what's going on too, From California Thankyou 💕
My pleasure Pamela. Thank you for your kind words! 🙏🏻
Man, I was watching this video with my headset on and the horse screamed all of a certain and scared to crap out of me.
Narration is excellent, horses are temperamental like people on a Monday morning well done guard, tourists r a pain they don't get it ❤
Bless him, he's probably saying dock my pay, I am not standing in the box. 😂
I never watch videos this long, but this one was great! Thank you!
Really fascinating morning. The control of the Guard was exceptional.
Did wonder how often the horses get out for a good gallop?
I know periodically they are released to large pastures and for a few weeks
allowed to frolic and just be horses.
Great coverage! Thank you :-)
They absolutely cannot let the horse abandon its post. They can’t let him think he can, even once. Also, his whinnying was loud, as if he’s trying to communicate with another friend. They do form bonds and with the group of horses that just came in this morning he might have recognized a friend. He was loud enough to be trying to communicate. Or he’s just being a major butt. 😂
You’re right. The horse must go back into the box. Horses learn very quickly what to do to get their way. Not putting her back into the box would have reinforced the idea that if enough nonsense happens, they’ll let me go back to my stall. It happens as quick as you can snap your fingers.
Mares (& I’ll get flack for this) are moody. I’ll take a gelding anytime. Heck, I’d take a stallion over a mare!
Good job by the guard up. There’s a fine balance between staying calm, keeping your seat, & control. I have not yet seen a guard loose control or his temper against a horse for its action. Good horse people have been chosen as guards!🐎
We've seen horses taken in before on a much shorter time than this. Perhaps Ime being naive but I would have thought it was important to make sure that the horse was ok
Poor horse. Let him go back into his stall. He's clearly upset and had enough. Tourists are stupid. They should ne put in a cage well away from the horse and guard. Thick as pig muck they are. Send the entitled witch home. Go back home. Sick of her sort.
Why is that dumb ass dame standing there. Sod off back home. Not wanted in UK if you can't behave yourselves in MY country. Damn woke, entitled pains in the ass. Hope the horse kicks them for being in the way, no more than they deserve?
@bonnieabrs1003 You’ll get no flack from me. I’ve been a horse owner for 65 years and “mare-a-tude” is real!
😂😂😂😂she says "take a pic from behind"😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you so very much for your videos! I find so much history and education in the jobs of these guards and horses.
I also find myself full of anxiety as the people disrespect them!! Sometimes I'll have to give you a like and stop watching because it makes me so mad!!
Ignorance of all people.....😢! I wish they'd at least consider they respect they deserve in protecting not only the Palace but the people as well!!
MY GOD PEOPLE STOP WITH THE FOOLISHNESS!!
#ANXIETYATITSHIGHEST!!
You have such a nice educated voice. Pleasure to listen to and appreciate your knowledge
LEAVE THEM ALONE! Always ASK PERMISSON before the rider knows the horse an his mood!
I'm hoping someone was out on the parade ground when the Life Guards rode in, this horse was agitated from the first moment he appeared in the courtyard to replace the Blues and Royals guard. He was probably acting up all morning, seems to have a problem with the bit, his mouth doesn't stop moving the entire time he's in the box. Saw it on a different video.
I'm going to try and find out more about the horse - would not surprise me if he's new as there are many horses I haven't seen before.
There was aproblem with his tack
Woman thinks it’s a show or something. Standing close with her children, has no clue she should move back
Horrific
What do you expect ignorant tourists thinking they own the place, horse should just bite the fkers, that they would learn..it’s not about them and there stupid fotos😊😊
Having no clue sums it up!
I’ve had thoroughbred racehorses for years here in the U.S. and I can tell you that most people are utterly clueless around horses. Also, this isn’t even close to a horse meltdown. He’s just fussy. Horses are like everyone; they can wake up on the wrong side of the bed. Sometimes you can work it out, but sometimes you need to make changes and do something to help them settle down. A lot of times if you give in to this fidgeting, and take them back to the barn, you reinforce the behavior. Here in the U.S. some of the most experienced cowboys (championship PBR ropers, cutting horse trainers and reiners will tie a fidgety horse to a shady tree (where they’re comfortable but not back to their stall)and reward them once they quiet down. The reward is to leave them be. After they settle down, they learn quickly to relax and stop fidgeting. It’s not cruelty or force but firm and loving leadership skills that matter.
Thanks for your message and information. I love the way you calm down a frazzled horse. Be well.
I’ve seen similar at horse guards on a number of occasions but never an incident that has carried on so long! Phenomenal horsemanship from the guard. Complete idiocy from Joe Public.
The guards are remarkable. Many have never been on a horse until they join up.
Although the horse seemed to be struggling with it's bit.
The difference in the 2 horses is remarkable.
I’m beginning to think the horse box may have a bad ‘vibe’. Horses are very intuitive. Don’t mean to be flippant. The soldiers are amazing.
Every time the reins are pulled back, the horse throws her head and fights. He may need her teeth floated (filed down.) If she has a sharp tooth scraping her tongue or cheek, when the bit pulls it may be making her hurt a lot. Either that or some other tack is binding somewhere.
I thought I was the only one who doesn't like to work on Mondays! Guard is phenomenal, such great control.
Tourists think they are ornamental for entertainment when they are actually working.
Maybe all the horses feel something in the air. They are so good and special. The guards are awesome.
I have been watching you videos and l ham in enjoying thank you have happy new year
I wonder if the bit is bothering the horse? They are such beautiful creatures, look so healthy too!! I would love to go visit these places!! Thank you for sharing your video.
I feel like that on Monday mornings too 😅😅
I hope the horse is ok
I'm sure it would be frowned upon, but if i was a tourist or even a resident in England i would have a hell of a time not keeping my mouth shut !! I am watching this video and otjers and i just want to yell "can't you f'ing read?? DON'T TOUCH THE F'ING REIGNS!!!!
REIGNS!!!!"
Those people could really hurt the horse, the guardsman or heaven forbid themselvea or another bystander!!!
Nice commentary regarding the tourist. Would love to visit the UK sometime before my limited time on this world ceases. Kept thinking in other videos that the tourist really take liberties in regards to these horses. Wonder why they don't muck the area before a new horse if put in. I don't have practical experience with horses but kept wondering in the manure of the other horse was setting it off. The new horse at the end didn't seem all that pleased either in the box. Regardless, good video.
Believe it these horses know how big they are. If they calm down its because they agree. 😊
At minute mark 9:58 till past 10:02 the woman was Japanese. They bow forward for all sorts of reasons. Showing respect, for greetings, and to say, they're sorry.
Masterful horsemanship! 100% agreed with the Guard on riding out this problem horse through his shift. The horse seems to be somewhat "barn sour". The much cooler morning also has an effect. I have no doubt the horse was paired with this particular rider for this type of behavior. To take him back to the barn would be a win in this horse's mind. He would be even more difficult next time. As for the tourists...unfortunately most people have only seen horses on TV and in the movies. They truly have no idea how dangerous a horse can be. Ignorance is bliss...and occasionally the cause of injury and even death.
Why do I feel like if I were a guard horse I would be very well behaved and chilled but , if a tourist approached for a photo , sometimes I would be chill and sometimes I would attempt to bite 😂
I saw looking through UA-cam and saw 'Monday Meltdown' and I wondered what had happened?? I stay away up north in the Shetland Islands and have only been in London 4 times (1 was Heathrow flight!!), so I've never seen this.
Well done to the poor Guardsman with his excitable horse and great regards for his horsemanship, hope both he and the horse were okay after this?. Thanks to the Police and other Officials who kept the situation as under control as they could.
Hope that King Charles appreciates the service they do for him and the Royalty.
Kindest regards
Mary Christie, Bressay, Shetland Islands, North East Scotland.
The guard even told them to move back and they didnt move...😡
At last freedom xxxx ❤❤❤ that was hard to watch😮😮😮 xx
Did they ever think the horse may be in pain.??!!!
I love your channel.. thank you so much for talking to us thru what's happening!! Keep up the great work!!
John, I really enjoyed ur video & how you explain what's going on. I subbed. 🇺🇲 👍
I think the horse may have bad tooth.
Thank you Rita and welcome to the Channel! ❤️
@LondonCityWalks thx John, I'm addicted to ur videos & telling my friends to watch. ✌️🇺🇸
The Blues horse is handsome and Life Guards horse is not happy. What is this beauty called ? Pagan?? I know Arnie aka Raden. Never thought Arnie was a she. Thank You for helping all of us learn names!
The unhappy horse is 'Verona'. She is apparently known for being quite a handful!
@@LondonCityWalks Thank You as always.
@@LondonCityWalks Is she in her 'teens' or just plain stroppy?
@@LondonCityWalksWow! One heck of a morning. Thanks for the horse's name. ❤
Perhaps the roadworks drilling and general noise is hacking it off ❤❤❤❤
Can't understand some people. They should never be parents .😢
If guard gives in the horse it wins and will want to go back all the time. Guard is doing the right
Looks like the Bridal is uncomfortable in the horses mouth.
I love when a tourist does something dumb and you say, ‘Good Lord’ 😂
Extraordinary!
@@claireseyeviewonredbubble that one, too 😅
Hi John from Victoria Australia 🇦🇺🐨👍🏼. Love your videos & commentary,. Take the horse back. Stupid to keep trying.
Thank you for the kind comment Lynne!
Finally someone with sense at the end to switch out the horse. The horse was obviously in a lot of discomfort and it was slowly getting worse. Glad they ultimately focused on the horse over decorum.
Most people do not have any idea how to “read” a horse and their moods. It’s sad that not more are as educated.
The guard didn’t put the key in so I’m presuming he hasn’t reset it .
Just like people, animals have off days too. Some days they are sore or stiff, grumpy, anxious or feel under the weather and not up to duty and the only way they can express they have had enough is to act it out.
Thanks for sharing though ive seen enough to stay clear and not be a tourist.
I think the horse is upset by the chain flopping around. I think it should attach to the front on the horse's chest, but it seems to be broken. The horse doesn't like it at all.
I am going to the London for the first time can't wait to see in person
Fascinating! I'm in America, totally ignorant of all of this until i found your video, now your channel. Very educational, seems that tourists should behave better around these beautiful beasts. They are rather large. He didnt like the bit I'm guessing its not on correctly? Not experienced with horses.
I really enjoy watching your videos and getting to be a part of what is going on, as if I'm right there with all of you!!
The horses are absolutely beautiful and brave, just like the guards and police officers who are both so concerned about everything going around each other.