I hope the guard wasn't seriously injured in his fall, but I have to say...overall, I was very impressed by the horse. He had his moment when he thought, "Enough is enough" and he shed his rider, then he went back to being a good boy and followed the pack. You have to love the little bit of rebellion followed by contrition...good horsie!
Love how they just carried on. No one running to get the horse. They are herd animals and all knew he would just fall into line on his own, albeit without the rider..... :)
Must have been embarrassing, dude just almost broke his back with probably a lot of his family watching. not that he could have done anything about it.. other than not joining the army
people who join the army arent critical thinkers, their mission objective that day wasnt to play nurse. coworker/ friend fell of horse and possibly broke his back das his problem. misfortune favors the weak
I love how the horse had its rebellious moment, before suddenly coming to the realisation that if it keeps it up it'll probably be off to the glue factory and decided to behave and line up as if nothing happened.
Conversation in the stables that morning: "Another damn parade today." "Yeah just like yesterday." "Same damn thing every day." "It's cruelty to animals is what it is." "You're right. It's not like we're milk cows, needing the same routine." "I'm gonna throw my rider." "No you're not" "Yes I am." "I dare you!"
Wendy Julyan I know, right?! He was on his back on the ground. I hope he wasn't seriously injured. I've fallen off and have had the wind knocked out of me for what seemed FOREVER. I'm hoping that was the case here 🙏🏼
Hopefully just bruised rather than broken. I understand they're supposed to stay down and stay still until they've been checked. Probably why he didn't get up right away.
Good fellow ,he just took his place ..falls are a happening with the territory ,just go limp and lay to make sure you aren’t injured before getting up..smart move.
Its never if you fall off only a matter of when. My competition horse puts up with everything, except butterflies yup butterflies. How can you ever get a horse overbutterflies. !!
Mine was plastic bags. Like those flimsy ones from the grocery store. One loose plastic bag in the wild you didn't see before he did and it's a mad dash for the barn, hang on and hope for the best!
Horses sight are different they see every thing bigger than humans. maybe because butterflies flying are silent no noising like birds or other insects, horse get scared. Very sensitive animals I love them
Other Horse: „ hey you got something on your back“ Horse: „Oh yeah, thanks“ *YEEET* Horse: „can I step back into the line, I just needed to get rid of something“
How come nobody goes to help the guard that has been thrown off the horse a broken tail bone is an awful thing to recover from.I feel so sorry for that guard was not badly hurt.from Australia
Horse a little spirited today??? Didn't fancy a rider..... Boy I'll tell you what, if I had the opportunity to ride I'd be up before anyone else and get my ride in. A great way to start my day. Wish I had land and horses like my forefathers did, I would be one happy girl.
the horses are constantly chucking their heads in whatever vid you see so the mouth pieces are definitely wrong as you never see police horses go awol as many times as the queen's horseguards
I was gonna say that the other day since I am suddenly receiving so many of the queen's guard videos this month.. & so many are having the same issue! I feel as 8f they are more concerned with the appearance or attire being authentic rather than the horse & riders comfort 9r safety. ?? I mean we can't be positive what bit they're using but something sure seems amiss
Once I cut through Hyde Park on my way home from work. Same thing happened by the Grosvenor Road exit. The horse nearly ran into the road then it charged where I was standing. It was terrifying!
The best thing you can do at that point is stay silent,calm and see it it is absolutely safe to either catch the horse by the bridle or if needed, direct it the other way. Am an equestrian. Screamibg only makes it worse and that's the first thing you learn as a beginner rider. If something happens, you better keep your mouth shut, don't scream and only call for help all while trying your all to calm the horse down. Horses are like mirrors. If you are anxious, the horse will be anxious. You get scared, guess what, you are in the ER in minutes.
We have lots of wild donkeys and horses here. we feed them and outside my husbands office they gather for a drink, we have many foals at the moment, a joy to see them
Pauline Woodhouse The care and well being of the rider is catered for in training, both rider and foot soldiers know what the protocol is in the event of a fall!
Es que no puede ser con la gente no respeta ni a los animales que están haciendo su trabajo y están entrenando todos los días y se asustan pórtate además a toda la gente se les nota lo que quieren hacer son muy intuitivos, pero les da igual y en cuanto a los soldados están haciendo su trabajo y además dirigir a un caballo la mayor parte de las veces asustado, porque no van a hacer.lo mismo con un pescadero o uno que trabaja en las alcantarillas? O con un portero del Teatro, es que no se puede mostrar respeto por estos hombres y sus compañeros caballos?
I'm sure he's fine. They are trained to stay down and stay still until they've been checked, that's probably why he didn't get up right away. Also getting thrown on the gravel/sand would have been a softer landing than on the road, if he was lucky.
These are soldiers from the army. I believe they have to learn to ride and must supply the horse themselves. They should learn to ride. As a riding instructor from Germany I think they could all do with a sitz longe. And the horses need more work so they are a bit tired!
The horses are actually generally provided and cared for by the army. They graduate a traditional cavalry training school (a 16 week program if I remember correctly). Some of them have no previous riding experience. During this program they are taught to mount, walk, trot, canter, and jump while keeping control of their horse. The soldiers themselves have very little say in the manner of their instruction, as it is based off a system which has been developed over centuries. They spend half the year on ceremonial duties and the other half meeting training requirements and deploying as needed. Speaking as a former member of a similar unit in the United States, they do a great job and it is very clear they take pride in their work. Respect for the horse is instilled from minute one of training- they eat first, they are cared for first, and if a building is on fire and they are inside, we go in to save them. Quite literally, our unit SOPs stated "save the horses" but never said anything about fellow troopers. I would assume that they are taught this in the same manner we were, as our training manuals were written based on theirs. The horses are actually quite well cared for- they get predawn rides through London, they see vets, farriers, dentists, and tack fitters on a regular basis, and I do believe I've also read that they also get sent out to pasture on a regular schedule. (sorry, info dump I know- will admit to being a slight bit of a nerd on this subject).
Well, the easy answer is their enemy. The French under Bonaparte had many many issues. No money for starters thus no ammunition. The list is long. Death came to both sides.
Back in those days the horses received proper training and the riders had proper training and experience. These contemporary riders don't have the slightest idea what they are doing and the horses are extremely poorly trained.
The bits are extremely harsh, cruel. This combined with poor horsemanship results in the horse exploding like this. It's time these riders learnt to ride in a rope halter with one rein only and until the rider fully understands the value of this he should NEVER be allowed to progress to two reins, let alone ride with a bit. The mouth of a horse is extremely sensitive. I could go on, but feel that I'm wasting words.
Yes - you are wasting words. You have no idea what you are talking about. This horse didn't just decide to play up because he didn't like his halter!!! These are some of the best trained equestrians in the country. The horses are well trained and well treated - we all have an off day.... halter my eye.
@@wendypetersen7529 She might be wrong on the horsemanship but the bits are cruel (also i've seen spurs on a few of them in prior videos ? Those are known to cause injuries )
werner haase You are an idiot, Sir! That was caused by the touroids on the Square. IMO arresting a few and charging them with obstructing the armed forces, leading to a very heavy fine, would help. The word would soon get around.
@@aislingmichaelaoneill1028 Don't be ridiculous, tourists bring millions of pounds to the London economy every year, so the last thing you want to do is punish them for simply being tourists. Far better for the police/armed forces to take whatever additional precautions may be deemed necessary in order to improve safety at this sort of public event.
What’s with all the “head tossing.” And when in motion, the noses are doing their own thing. Haven’t these people heard of teaching their horses proper head position for these exercises?
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #1 НАЧАЛО ПУТЕШЕСТВИЯ [Новый сезон] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/380Q7gLWGvk/mqdefault.jpg)
The horse got back in the line as If nothing had happened 😂😂
'I don't need no stinking rider to stand guard', relieved of all that weight, horsie is quite happy.
I hope the guard wasn't seriously injured in his fall, but I have to say...overall, I was very impressed by the horse. He had his moment when he thought, "Enough is enough" and he shed his rider, then he went back to being a good boy and followed the pack. You have to love the little bit of rebellion followed by contrition...good horsie!
Love how they just carried on. No one running to get the horse. They are herd animals and all knew he would just fall into line on his own, albeit without the rider..... :)
Must have been embarrassing, dude just almost broke his back with probably a lot of his family watching. not that he could have done anything about it..
other than not joining the army
people who join the army arent critical thinkers, their mission objective that day wasnt to play nurse.
coworker/ friend fell of horse and possibly broke his back das his problem.
misfortune favors the weak
@@Bee-tj8gc Well, it's not like there are like a hundred other people standing there who can call an ambulance.
Why call the ambulance? It can wait until the horses have gone
The upper stiff lip...
Typically British...
No problem for the rider nor the horse...!
Wisdom from my Dad: never a horse that can not be rode, never a rider that can not be throwed
If you don't like to ride, I got a horse that don't like to be rode
I love how the horse had its rebellious moment, before suddenly coming to the realisation that if it keeps it up it'll probably be off to the glue factory and decided to behave and line up as if nothing happened.
lol. horse gets back in line before any of the humans notices,
Conversation in the stables that morning:
"Another damn parade today."
"Yeah just like yesterday."
"Same damn thing every day."
"It's cruelty to animals is what it is."
"You're right. It's not like we're milk cows, needing the same routine."
"I'm gonna throw my rider."
"No you're not"
"Yes I am."
"I dare you!"
😂😂😅
@@daniel_sc1024 yep repetitive every day awful and probably back to the stable no runing free sad
I thought that horse was thinking maybe I will get no food tonight? Damn.
How about the poor guy. Never saw him get up. I felt for him.
Wendy Julyan I know, right?! He was on his back on the ground. I hope he wasn't seriously injured. I've fallen off and have had the wind knocked out of me for what seemed FOREVER. I'm hoping that was the case here 🙏🏼
Among the crowd was a doctor who provided first aid, moments later the soldier got up and walked slowly back to barracks ...
@@adammu7351 thank you, glad he was ok. I am a rider so know what it's like to have a fall
I thought they were just going to kick some sand over him and pretend it never happened!
@@adammu7351 That's a long walk back to Knightsbridge from Horseguards. But they have support vehicles for such things and farriers etc.
Didn't he join the rest of the horses and lined up like a good boy?
A115
@@anaisbarrosodgh5790 yes
Oh my gosh that horse went back to its place and even lined up... Without its rider. Hope the rider was ok..
I hope that the rider is alright.
Trooper
Hopefully just bruised rather than broken. I understand they're supposed to stay down and stay still until they've been checked. Probably why he didn't get up right away.
Horse is like I know how to do this, don't need no stinking rider
It's always the sudden stop and turn that get you thrown fast and harder then another horse move while bucking.
The horse said "The show must go on!"
Horse is pretty well trained!
If you listen from 48 seconds in there seems to be a noise which then the horse becomes spooked
When you forgot your schoolbooks in the train, but you still sit down and try to join the class without them.
Good fellow ,he just took his place ..falls are a happening with the territory ,just go limp and lay to make sure you aren’t injured before getting up..smart move.
Its never if you fall off only a matter of when. My competition horse puts up with everything, except butterflies yup butterflies. How can you ever get a horse overbutterflies. !!
Mine was plastic bags. Like those flimsy ones from the grocery store. One loose plastic bag in the wild you didn't see before he did and it's a mad dash for the barn, hang on and hope for the best!
Horses sight are different they see every thing bigger than humans. maybe because butterflies flying are silent no noising like birds or other insects, horse get scared. Very sensitive animals I love them
@@aliciaaltair it seems that white things or insect like butterfly disturbing horses
That rider has definitely been hurt. Hope it wasn't too serious.
Don't forget they're also trained to stay down and stay still until they've been checked, so he wouldn't have got up right away.
Other Horse: „ hey you got something on your back“
Horse: „Oh yeah, thanks“
*YEEET*
Horse: „can I step back into the line, I just needed to get rid of something“
I just hope that the Horse Gaurd was OK.
I'm sure he was ok, they're trained to stay down and stay still until they've been checked.
How come nobody goes to help the guard that has been thrown off the horse a broken tail bone is an awful thing to recover from.I feel so sorry for that guard was not badly hurt.from Australia
Horse a little spirited today??? Didn't fancy a rider..... Boy I'll tell you what, if I had the opportunity to ride I'd be up before anyone else and get my ride in. A great way to start my day. Wish I had land and horses like my forefathers did, I would be one happy girl.
the horses are constantly chucking their heads in whatever vid you see so the mouth pieces are definitely wrong as you never see police horses go awol as many times as the queen's horseguards
Why don't they change that???
I was thinking the very same thing. Talk about overbridled.
I was gonna say that the other day since I am suddenly receiving so many of the queen's guard videos this month.. & so many are having the same issue! I feel as 8f they are more concerned with the appearance or attire being authentic rather than the horse & riders comfort 9r safety. ?? I mean we can't be positive what bit they're using but something sure seems amiss
Boccagli si traduce in italiano 😀non bocchini 😃 google are bad translator mistakes into Italian words, change completely the meaning
Best bridle for these would be a curb bit with a copper roller
Once I cut through Hyde Park on my way home from work. Same thing happened by the Grosvenor Road exit. The horse nearly ran into the road then it charged where I was standing. It was terrifying!
The best thing you can do at that point is stay silent,calm and see it it is absolutely safe to either catch the horse by the bridle or if needed, direct it the other way.
Am an equestrian. Screamibg only makes it worse and that's the first thing you learn as a beginner rider.
If something happens, you better keep your mouth shut, don't scream and only call for help all while trying your all to calm the horse down.
Horses are like mirrors. If you are anxious, the horse will be anxious. You get scared, guess what, you are in the ER in minutes.
We have lots of wild donkeys and horses here. we feed them and outside my husbands office they gather for a drink, we have many foals at the moment, a joy to see them
I envy you, I'd like to have a little donkey. Just to see them out the window or to give am occasional treat to
He has a good mind
Horses have their moods. This horse does not want to be mounted.
These are the Queen's Irish Blacks correct? They are an old-fashion breed, bred in Ireland and are large, 16.3-18 hands.
They are Irish Sport Horse bred -nothing "oldfashioned" about them.
Good horse :)
lol....."yeow dont get the pisichology of me the horse bro!"......."and look where u are neow!".....
🫢horse wasn’t having it with that man on his back
Like the way all ride on past the guy on the ground!!
Pauline Woodhouse The care and well being of the rider is catered for in training, both rider and foot soldiers know what the protocol is in the event of a fall!
They did exactly the right thing, as they are trained to do.
Fury in the slaughterhouse
was the name of a famous band from the 90‘s.
Murder on the dancefloor was the name of a famous song 😁😄
The qweens garden never react on surprises. Because the real protect the qween. Nothing can get theirs attention! Only the qween protection.
0:52 yw
That horseman could have had a heart attact, what the hell , and nobody helped him, never mind God save the Queen what about him
They followed their training exactly and did the right thing.
振り落としたくせにちゃんと列に戻ってるのカワイイｗ
rider alright? Knocked out that is too bad.
No, they're supposed to stay down and stay still until they've been checked.
@@alison__16 oh so mean time we worry about the rider. ok . alright then.
Was the Rider injured ? He lay on the ground for some time.
They are trained to stay down and stay still until they've been checked. That's probably why he didn't get up right away.
I'm thinking about hamburgers....
I’m colorblind so I can’t see anything on here besides black and white 😖
Es que no puede ser con la gente no respeta ni a los animales que están haciendo su trabajo y están entrenando todos los días y se asustan pórtate además a toda la gente se les nota lo que quieren hacer son muy intuitivos, pero les da igual y en cuanto a los soldados están haciendo su trabajo y además dirigir a un caballo la mayor parte de las veces asustado, porque no van a hacer.lo mismo con un pescadero o uno que trabaja en las alcantarillas? O con un portero del Teatro, es que no se puede mostrar respeto por estos hombres y sus compañeros caballos?
It's a shame that every mistake is filmed and under such public gaze .
No body is perfect!!
It happens quite a bit, they get up, dust themselves off and carry on.
What happened to that guard?
Epic
Omg 😱 is he ok 😰 I am worried for him 😰
I'm sure he's fine. They are trained to stay down and stay still until they've been checked, that's probably why he didn't get up right away. Also getting thrown on the gravel/sand would have been a softer landing than on the road, if he was lucky.
More training needed.
Pferdchen! Pferdchen! Was hast du nur gemacht?!🐴🐴🐴🐴🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐝🙂 Hoppe Hoppe Reiter, wenn er fällt dann schreit er... (Sorry)...🤭🥲
no discipline to grab the horse, the horse had more discipline and returned to the ranks.
I took this same fall as a kid. Not fun.
I love how the guard just stays on the ground for the remainder of the video like so dramatic we love a queen 👏👏
They're trained to do that. Stay down and stay still until the medic checks them.
These are soldiers from the army. I believe they have to learn to ride and must supply the horse themselves. They should learn to ride. As a riding instructor from Germany I think they could all do with a sitz longe. And the horses need more work so they are a bit tired!
The horses are actually generally provided and cared for by the army. They graduate a traditional cavalry training school (a 16 week program if I remember correctly). Some of them have no previous riding experience. During this program they are taught to mount, walk, trot, canter, and jump while keeping control of their horse. The soldiers themselves have very little say in the manner of their instruction, as it is based off a system which has been developed over centuries.
They spend half the year on ceremonial duties and the other half meeting training requirements and deploying as needed. Speaking as a former member of a similar unit in the United States, they do a great job and it is very clear they take pride in their work. Respect for the horse is instilled from minute one of training- they eat first, they are cared for first, and if a building is on fire and they are inside, we go in to save them. Quite literally, our unit SOPs stated "save the horses" but never said anything about fellow troopers. I would assume that they are taught this in the same manner we were, as our training manuals were written based on theirs.
The horses are actually quite well cared for- they get predawn rides through London, they see vets, farriers, dentists, and tack fitters on a regular basis, and I do believe I've also read that they also get sent out to pasture on a regular schedule. (sorry, info dump I know- will admit to being a slight bit of a nerd on this subject).
@@headshot_hermionegranger7401 thank you!!!
The soldiers are taught in the regiment and the horses are all owned by the Ministry of Defence.
Couldn't almost EVERY rider do with more lunging ...?
Yes you are right. I noticed horses looks tired those last days of Celebration 70 years Queen Elizabeth.
@@headshot_hermionegranger7401 very interesting comment thank you
Horse
Total disregard for welfare of rider difficult to watch, ignore all, and just carry on, very cold!!
OFP!
Hope that guard was ok. ??? I have to agree. These horses are Always throwing their heads. Wrong tack
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
🤨🤔
lol
How the hell did they win at Waterloo?
Well, the easy answer is their enemy. The French under Bonaparte had many many issues. No money for starters thus no ammunition. The list is long. Death came to both sides.
Back in those days the horses received proper training and the riders had proper training and experience. These contemporary riders don't have the slightest idea what they are doing and the horses are extremely poorly trained.
@@dingusdingus2152 because back then the horse and rider were actual weapons of war. Today they are window dressing.
@@davemclaughlin8625 so perhaps you were just asking a rhetorical question?
Maybe because the French were worse? 😁
Knowbody went to the guard who fell off, shows what the people think of the army
Yes they did.
@@alison__16 they think army people are fools, all MP do
@@bond0666 nonsense
@@alison__16 like pawns on a chess board, lose limbs in war, and live on the streets of uk as drunks and addicts, what MP cares??
The bits are extremely harsh, cruel. This combined with poor horsemanship results in the horse exploding like this. It's time these riders learnt to ride in a rope halter with one rein only and until the rider fully understands the value of this he should NEVER be allowed to progress to two reins, let alone ride with a bit. The mouth of a horse is extremely sensitive. I could go on, but feel that I'm wasting words.
Yes - you are wasting words. You have no idea what you are talking about. This horse didn't just decide to play up because he didn't like his halter!!! These are some of the best trained equestrians in the country. The horses are well trained and well treated - we all have an off day.... halter my eye.
@@wendypetersen7529 She might be wrong on the horsemanship but the bits are cruel (also i've seen spurs on a few of them in prior videos ?
Those are known to cause injuries )
@@horselover7744 they are for dress, they aren't used.
Bitless bridles can just be as cruel especially if used by an inxpericed rider. A hrises head and face are sensitive too
Rope halters? Jesus ?
do you know τhey ride bareback on τhe beach every year? No bridle, no saddle! you're an idioτ
time for the glue factory
Not the Queens horse No Way they are too well looked after
@@darneyoung537 time to go to a French restaurant then.
no, time for an educated rider!
I just lost 100 brain cells reading these comments 😳
I read that when the Queen's horses can no longer perform they are destroyed and the meat is sent to Japan.
Hee haa good job horse
werner haase You are an idiot, Sir! That was caused by the touroids on the Square. IMO arresting a few and charging them with obstructing the armed forces, leading to a very heavy fine, would help. The word would soon get around.
@@aislingmichaelaoneill1028 Don't be ridiculous, tourists bring millions of pounds to the London economy every year, so the last thing you want to do is punish them for simply being tourists. Far better for the police/armed forces to take whatever additional precautions may be deemed necessary in order to improve safety at this sort of public event.
@@aislingmichaelaoneill1028 The stupid horse wasn't even near the tourists.
@@Seek1878 He got turned into dog food.
@@1962pjh no he did not. That's not even funny dude
What’s with all the “head tossing.” And when in motion, the noses are doing their own thing. Haven’t these people heard of teaching their horses proper head position for these exercises?
Treat your horses better
These are some of the best cared for horses in the world.
Surprised they didn’t walk back over the fallen guard and trample him, considering how barbaric this lot are. #pointless
Let me guess, you think the bits they use are cruel? 🙄