@@joysynmonds9082 Where would we be without our soldiers? It is a shame that 'the powers that be' have allowed the current situation to develop. So much so some people do not appreciate that the Guards carrying out their duties at this and other sites are highly trained and disciplined military personnel, some of whom have been engaged in combat duties in other countries. Visitors, please show RESPECT to our military personnel.
Why do they allow tourists or whatever people to go so near the guards?They are working people and the horses get tired as well of all the people mumbling and children crying.
People who don’t know horses have no idea the power of these majestic animals. Tourists smiling and poking at the horse with their backs turned 😂,no clue that they could be tossed into the street or have bones broken with half a kick. No appreciation for how well trained they are. Those guards are amazing.
These Guards put up with so much abuse from Rude Tourists, they should be awarded Medals for endurance!! No one, but NO One would behave towards American Guards o]in this manner, why in God’s name do they think they can do this in London?
Crikey, the horse was really focusing on where the noise was coming from, so alert-glad Guard anticipated a potential problem, pressed alarm button.. and both horses taken to safety
Protesters were congregating and eventually march past the gates. Guard saw what was going on as he sits up high and alerted the Commanders. Shortly after, Guards take the horses back to the stables for safety.
@@bccrayfish I replayed at a slower speed & it sounded to me like the guard spotted a vehicle parked or stopped where it shouldn't be, and that it was occupied! I applaud him for only smashing it twice...
Phew! That was so nerve wracking. The Guard was amazing, I could see and feel his stress , he was so caring and concerned for his horse , he was tolerant of the public more so than I would have been and very polite when asking them to move out of the way when finally he could take his beautiful horse back to the stables away from the noise of more protesters. He must have been so relieved. Sadly so many of the public just think of themselves , selfish and entitled and must have a photo no matter what the cost . Anyone with a modicum of understanding could see how agitated the horse was and how wonderful the guard was as reacting quickly whilst keeping his horse steady.
I've never been there. I enjoy watching the horses and the guards, but I really get upset with the behaviour of so many people. I was raised to show respect to all who deserved it. Respect seems to be gone now. Some people believe that they can do whatever they want wherever they are, and no one can tell them what they can and can't do. So disheartening. I truly admire the guards and those beautiful horses. They have to put up with so much!
@@susanbissell6319 he’s just mouthing it, they’re like children at times, everything goes in their mouth! He’s ‘on his toes’ as they say because of the demonstrators so champing on his bit, if it hurt him he wouldn’t do it!
I find it quite amazing that not one of these tourist could see the horse getting agitated because of protesters.I feel sorry for the guards and horses. They go to work each day and end up in a zoo.
Thank goodness the commander’s took the horses in until the protesters had cleared the area , and the horses felt safe , as we have seen before the horses have have been spooked and were difficult to control and therefore a danger to the guards and public ! and unfair to them to subject them to this behaviour !
I am appalled by the disrespectful way so many people behave. I can understand the desire for a picture with the horse and guard, but it can be done without crowding the horse! Blessings on the soldiers and horses who undertake this onerous duty!
They're VERY sensitive pray animals. You'd think they'd be pretty brave for the size of them but few are, most are big chickens frightened by a piece of paper blowing in the wind
I think soldier is probably worried about how it might affect his mount and therefore the safety of the crowds and😂 himself. Good old-fashioned risk assessment! Not a form or a pen in sight!!
That's exactly what it is, otherwise don't dress them up like toy soldiers with fancy helmets. Put MOD armed police there instead and then people will take it more seriously.
How many pictures does that woman need ...hogging the lime light, its not a farm they are doing a job ffs ...winds me up how disrespectful people are 😤
Based on what I was seeing, they should have hauled the horses in seconds after guard went for "the button" - Poor horse was wired so tight he could barely stand himself. Ever signal he was giving was "GET ME OUTTA HERE!!!!" so plain that he might just have well been screaming exactly those words at the top of his voice.
I quite agree with you. Head to the side, ears up & slightly back. Poor boy was looking really worried even though the lovely guard was doing his best to reassure him.
The button was pressed as they are protecting the official entrance to StJames and Buckingham Palace. Protesters are not allowed entry theough her so the horses are removed and the gates closed with armed police. The horses aren't worried, they are military horses. He will be on high alert. They are used to being in loud parades all the time so sure as shit it's not scared.
I think it’s so wrong, they shouldn’t touch the horse or even get closer than the edge of the arch for a photo. You don’t know if someone might have something in their hand.
It’s definitely wrong that they did but the guard seemed fine with it and the horse didn’t seem to react all that much so it was probably within limits
What a beautiful animal, and the guard was very attentive. I wondered what was going on because the horse was looking very attentively to his left, after the horses went inside I saw the idiots coming down the road.
Unbelievable how oblivious people are! There was so much noise I could hear it, the horse could hear it, the guard obviously heard it, but seemingly the tourists heard nothing! The horse was tense & wired and tourists are still trying to pet it.
I want to tell you all the guards who serve your country. Thank you. I'm glad to find out when the horses retire. They are put out to pasture to rest. That made me feel so good. Thank you again for your service. And God bless you and all the horses.
Even I don't. But people don't realise how much Training that these Soilders have to go through. It takes years to get where they are, and I should imagine that it really is a hard process and not everyone can do it. Also these horses are specially trained for this purpose they are beautiful but they are also there to do a Job. The Connection between the soilder and his horse is just paramount, and that's what we see here this soilder respects he's horse as much as the horse respects him. I understand that they are called tourist attractions but people also need to show them the respect that they deserve.
THESE HORSES ANG GUARDS HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO BACKGROUND PHOTO PROPS…EVEN WHEN THE GUARD WAS DISCUSSING HIS CONCERN WITH OTHER OFFICERS THESE RUDE TOURISTS CONTINUED TO PAW THE HORSE AND GET NEAR AS POSSIBLE FOR THEIR PHOTOS..
I have seen this guard before in multiple roles. He is very professional, attentive, alert, and overall, just a very levelheaded person. I wish that I was able to take my family there and show them how Beautiful this country is. I visited the UK when I was five and fell in love with it. I also have some English, Irish, and Scottish in my family.
If he cares for the horse he would not like it stand there have a a bit in its mouth put it back into a little box for hours on end to get bored should be in a paddock
These guards on their horses are a magnificent sight. I understand that tourists want to take pics but it's disrespectful to touch horses. It makes me wonder, if instead of horses, they were imposing dogs, like German shepherds, would any of these idiots dare to touch them?
Many of these people have never seen a horse up close,let alone touch one. I can see the curiosity part of it. If your stupid enough to touch the reins then your on your own 💂♂️
@@davidweston6653 they really do always press the issue, don't they? What can I get away with...it's nonsense to try and see how far they can push people.
Not really. Protesters tend to gather in Trafalgar Square to march down Whitehall and demonstrate outside the Houses of Parliament. It’s a short, direct route. This is the centre of London. Anywhere they go they will inconvenience someone or something. The protest leaders are supposed to give police notice of a protest and where it will march, so someone in the police knew about this one but didn’t share the information.
Respect for this soldier of the king... I'm think but I'm not sure the peoples are disrespectful. I love his professionalism and the horse are so beautiful. Sorry for my English... Love from France ❤️🙏
It boggles my mind why people are touching this animal on duty. The discipline of the guard to not tell people to get away from him... I don't have that discipline.
For goodness sake! When are tourists ever going to learn that this is not Disneyland? These are working soldiers astride these horses! Where is the respect?
@@gvshe996 There sure is a lot of protesting down that street. I wonder what the foreign tourists think of that, about how it would go over in their country!
This guard made NO hesitation in hitting the panic button alerting soldiers and police for his fellow guard. This guard and his horse then paid very close attention to the other guard and horse.
It makes me wonder if the guys dred working out front these days ? .it's just awful the way some disrespect them. I do feel very bad for them. Considering how good it could be !
I love the videos when the horses go on their holidays by the sea. They roll around in the fields getting dirty. Their Guards, wearing shorts, ride them bareback galloping along the beach and then they go in the sea for a swim, Guard and horse. The horses love it. It's great.
Why do they allow those stupid people to keep pestering the guard and his horse it's not a toy or a pet on and on they continually mess with the horses face he can't escape them 😢😢
It is a latching button , when operated it will not switch the alarm off until reset unlike the previous panic button which was no more than a door bell push.
First of all I would like to say is to all the Kings Guards is Thank you for you’re service in the British Armed forces. God bless u and the others and ur family’s. Even though that we r from two different countries. U r from the UK and I’m from Canada 🇨🇦
Seriously? Does everyone have to touch the horse? You can tell the horse is getting irritated. I understand the fascination but there are places you can go that are meant for petting or even riding horses. Imagine you were being touched hundreds of times every day by strangers while you are trying to work.
They're only about 16 to 16.3 hands tall. They're especially bred. I used to ride two horses, one 17.2 hands, St John, and the other Fritz, was 18 hands. I prefer riding big horses. Both were German Warm Bloods. Fritz was very powerful though, and needed careful handling. He could do cross country with jumps for hours at a canter and never tire, unlike me 😂.
How very alert were the horses to the approaching noise, what Fantastic animals they are. Great credit to the Guards who love their horses, we salute you. Which ever protesters they were , I wouldn’t give them a single coin as a donation. They had no sympathy at all for the beautiful horses on Guard. Even if you have a right to protest, the person leading the protest, should at least dampen down the noise completely as they passed the guards on horses. those protesters are absolutely disgrace. To the British guards and their wonderful horses, I salute you. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I’d give them a donation They’re not idiots they are supporting Palestinians who get bombed in their homes every night whilst you lay asleep in your comfy bed
I must admit I love the way the horse comes first no matter what, for these people who say its not a petting zoo they are correct and these are trained soldiers but come on these animals are majestic beast full of power who would not want to stroke or even just touch these fantasic animals, Im not really a horse person but just look at them so well kept coats just shine with health and vitality and some of our finest sitting a top in all that regalia who would not want a photo of such a special occasion, such as it is people dont realise how powerful the horses are and even myself can see when a horse gets agitated and would back off but some people must be blind not to see it and still try get near for that photo and I bet the soldier would love to use that pig sticker to chase them away, Im so proud to be British and still remember my number I was given 40 years a go I dont know my own phone number but that number I will never forget, so proud of our lads (that includes the female lads) for been so patient with the crowds of sometimes ignorant people, im starting to ramble so im off, remember be PROUD OF BEEN BRITISH fly the flag anytime you want and support our troops they deserve it.
People seem to think of bite or kick is no big deal not realizing the horse can literally kill them easily with one blow. Or worse and more likely cause severe brain damage. Letting the kids go up to it is shear ignorant stupidity. This is not a pet.
It goes to the Guardroom where they can see everything on CCTV anyway. They could obviously see by the Guard's body language that it was urgent and that's why they both came out.
I am always amazed at the ignorance of parents who encourage or force their small children to approach these horses .My sons were raised with horses and taught to respect how unpredictable they are 😢😢
I love this guard! He’s not hesitant about taking charge and he is very attentive to his horse. He’s a model soldier!
I don't think the public understand that soldiers are a very effective force.
They seem to think they are puppets.
@@joysynmonds9082 Where would we be without our soldiers? It is a shame that 'the powers that be' have allowed the current situation to develop. So much so some people do not appreciate that the Guards carrying out their duties at this and other sites are highly trained and disciplined military personnel, some of whom have been engaged in combat duties in other countries.
Visitors, please show RESPECT to our military personnel.
Why do they allow tourists or whatever people to go so near the guards?They are working people and the horses get tired as well of all the people mumbling and children crying.
You are so right!❤
@@patriciaphillips2479 , brilliantly said!
People who don’t know horses have no idea the power of these majestic animals. Tourists smiling and poking at the horse with their backs turned 😂,no clue that they could be tossed into the street or have bones broken with half a kick. No appreciation for how well trained they are. Those guards are amazing.
It's the parents letting the children near the legs when they could hear the protest approaching that shocks me.
@@cathyb46 Yes. Why would parents let small children near the horse when the sign practically says this horse may hurt you🙄
Expert alert 🤣 EVERYONE knows horses are strong 🥴
@@karla4799 the horses are trained for it , these horse guards have NO purpose other than tourism
Why are the guards “amazing “ ? They don’t do anything 🤷♂️
These beautiful Guards have the patience of a many saints! Thank you, and Bless you all.
These Guards put up with so much abuse from Rude Tourists, they should be awarded Medals for endurance!! No one, but NO One would behave towards American Guards o]in this manner, why in God’s name do they think they can do this in London?
@@helwigtwin very good question and one that is often asked, sadly as yet there have been no decent answer.
Redcoats still exist???
Admire the guard, did everything right, and showed real affection for his horse. He was firm but polite with the crowd too.
Crikey, the horse was really focusing on where the noise was coming from, so alert-glad Guard anticipated a potential problem, pressed alarm button.. and both horses taken to safety
1:36
I love how the horse is nice to people in uniform and can distinguish who is a uniformed soldier and who is a tourist.
More like the horse recognizes the people who are around it all the time instead of the random people.
Protesters were congregating and eventually march past the gates. Guard saw what was going on as he sits up high and alerted the Commanders. Shortly after, Guards take the horses back to the stables for safety.
Thanks for the explanation! Video was too long for the title to make sense.
@@bccrayfish you are welcome.
Even the horse is looking seriously towards the protesters
@@bccrayfish I replayed at a slower speed & it sounded to me like the guard spotted a vehicle parked or stopped where it shouldn't be, and that it was occupied! I applaud him for only smashing it twice...
Thank you for letting us know what was going on.
A good rider to reassure his mount that he is there for him. You can see the horse getting more agitated and the Guards awareness of that fact.
I dont think this horse likes being petted that much. For a little bit then says o.k. enough.
¡ NO ES PARA MENOS EN 15 MINUTOS LO TOCARON 30 PERSONAS! ¡ POBRE CABALLO QUE ESTRÉS !.
Aww this guard is soooo tentive to his horse❤❤🐴🐴🐴
So glad they got them inside.
The horse was so concerned 🐴💕
Phew! That was so nerve wracking. The Guard was amazing, I could see and feel his stress , he was so caring and concerned for his horse , he was tolerant of the public more so than I would have been and very polite when asking them to move out of the way when finally he could take his beautiful horse back to the stables away from the noise of more protesters. He must have been so relieved.
Sadly so many of the public just think of themselves , selfish and entitled and must have a photo no matter what the cost . Anyone with a modicum of understanding could see how agitated the horse was and how wonderful the guard was as reacting quickly whilst keeping his horse steady.
I've never been there. I enjoy watching the horses and the guards, but I really get upset with the behaviour of so many people. I was raised to show respect to all who deserved it. Respect seems to be gone now. Some people believe that they can do whatever they want wherever they are, and no one can tell them what they can and can't do. So disheartening. I truly admire the guards and those beautiful horses. They have to put up with so much!
El guardia trato de contener su nerviosismo al igual que su caballo.
Admirable..!!
The horse was so intense looking up the street from where the commotion was coming.
How alert this gorgeous horse is. Watching and listening. X
Ohhhh no kidding!! Those ears right up and eyes towards whatever is going on ..
He seems like he doesn't like his bit
I hate bits in their mouths. You can tell it hurts them especially this horse
It looks like he poses for photos with some people, too.
@@susanbissell6319 he’s just mouthing it, they’re like children at times, everything goes in their mouth! He’s ‘on his toes’ as they say because of the demonstrators so champing on his bit, if it hurt him he wouldn’t do it!
Love this guard and his stunning horse 🐴 ❤
me too x
The horse is very alert to the approaching noise. What a majestic animal.
I find it quite amazing that not one of these tourist could see the horse getting agitated because of protesters.I feel sorry for the guards and horses. They go to work each day and end up in a zoo.
Because they have no horse sense.
Because they are only interested in themselves.
I agree .Their very selfish and arrogant
Not everyone is a horse expert.
Thank goodness the commander’s took the horses in until the protesters had cleared the area , and the horses felt safe , as we have seen before the horses have have been spooked and were difficult to control and therefore a danger to the guards and public ! and unfair to them to subject them to this behaviour !
commander's?
i was being polite its a shame your not of the same mind sir .
I am appalled by the disrespectful way so many people behave. I can understand the desire for a picture with the horse and guard, but it can be done without crowding the horse! Blessings on the soldiers and horses who undertake this onerous duty!
What a lovely guard reassuring his horse.
That’s one steadfast horse and a great guard keeping it calm, not that it wasn’t already.
It amazes me how the horse can sense all the anger from the protestors so far away
They're VERY sensitive pray animals. You'd think they'd be pretty brave for the size of them but few are, most are big chickens frightened by a piece of paper blowing in the wind
It is lovely to see the horse and the guard look at the same direction 😊
Cute
I thought the same thing and they were so still, too.
The horse is as worried about what's going on as the guard. Good team.
I think soldier is probably worried about how it might affect his mount and therefore the safety of the crowds and😂 himself. Good old-fashioned risk assessment! Not a form or a pen in sight!!
They're there to do a job, it's not a petting zoo.
Their job is to look pretty for tourists to take pics with. It is a petting zoo
That's exactly what it is, otherwise don't dress them up like toy soldiers with fancy helmets. Put MOD armed police there instead and then people will take it more seriously.
@@Tierone1337 No the idiots do not have to touch and harass the horses to take a pic with them.
@@A_10_PaAng_111 So you are going to tell the Royals what to do? 😂 Moron!,
I could only handle 5 min of that. Seriously people should stay 6ft away ! Annoying Shesh
How many pictures does that woman need ...hogging the lime light, its not a farm they are doing a job ffs ...winds me up how disrespectful people are 😤
Good decision, that guard looked far more nervous than the horse did. It looked like the most excitement that horse had seen for a while.
Based on what I was seeing, they should have hauled the horses in seconds after guard went for "the button" - Poor horse was wired so tight he could barely stand himself. Ever signal he was giving was "GET ME OUTTA HERE!!!!" so plain that he might just have well been screaming exactly those words at the top of his voice.
I quite agree with you. Head to the side, ears up & slightly back. Poor boy was looking really worried even though the lovely guard was doing his best to reassure him.
The button was pressed as they are protecting the official entrance to StJames and Buckingham Palace. Protesters are not allowed entry theough her so the horses are removed and the gates closed with armed police.
The horses aren't worried, they are military horses. He will be on high alert. They are used to being in loud parades all the time so sure as shit it's not scared.
they have their protocols that must be followed because it was not life-threatening, so it always takes longer time.
I love these beautiful horses.
I can’t believe how many people go up and touch and Pat that horse without asking permission.
It's surprising!
They shouldn’t touch these horses at all 🤦🏻♀️
I think it’s so wrong, they shouldn’t touch the horse or even get closer than the edge of the arch for a photo. You don’t know if someone might have something in their hand.
@@janetroberts2262 agreed!
It’s definitely wrong that they did but the guard seemed fine with it and the horse didn’t seem to react all that much so it was probably within limits
What a beautiful animal, and the guard was very attentive. I wondered what was going on because the horse was looking very attentively to his left, after the horses went inside I saw the idiots coming down the road.
They’re not idiots they are supporting Palestinians who get bombed in their homes every night whilst you lay asleep in your comfy bed
Unbelievable how oblivious people are! There was so much noise I could hear it, the horse could hear it, the guard obviously heard it, but seemingly the tourists heard nothing! The horse was tense & wired and tourists are still trying to pet it.
I want to tell you all the guards who serve your country. Thank you. I'm glad to find out when the horses retire. They are put out to pasture to rest. That made me feel so good. Thank you again for your service. And God bless you and all the horses.
I am amazed at the horses they seem to know trouble ahead! They are truly wonderful horses. ❤
Even I don't. But people don't realise how much Training that these Soilders have to go through. It takes years to get where they are, and I should imagine that it really is a hard process and not everyone can do it. Also these horses are specially trained for this purpose they are beautiful but they are also there to do a Job. The Connection between the soilder and his horse is just paramount, and that's what we see here this soilder respects he's horse as much as the horse respects him. I understand that they are called tourist attractions but people also need to show them the respect that they deserve.
That is the very first time I have seen the rider reassure his horse.Kudos to him and the horse❤ Good morning “ someone” xx
I couldn't bear watching the endless daily parade of ooglers.
He looks fancy and picturesque but he can see over the crowd to what’s happening up and down the street. Same concept as mounted police.
Endless parade of half wits and dim wits; people who know nothing about horses and can't read a simple sign.
THESE HORSES ANG GUARDS HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO BACKGROUND PHOTO PROPS…EVEN WHEN THE GUARD WAS DISCUSSING HIS CONCERN WITH OTHER OFFICERS THESE RUDE TOURISTS CONTINUED TO PAW THE HORSE AND GET NEAR AS POSSIBLE FOR THEIR PHOTOS..
They are not props!, people!
I know and agree with you...the horse is anxious as it can hear the crowd further up the street
Nuts
How long does their shift last?? So sad
@@kimberlypatton205❤
I have seen this guard before in multiple roles. He is very professional, attentive, alert, and overall, just a very levelheaded person. I wish that I was able to take my family there and show them how Beautiful this country is. I visited the UK when I was five and fell in love with it. I also have some English, Irish, and Scottish in my family.
Love this guard he cares for his horse first and foremost ❤❤
If he cares for the horse he would not like it stand there have a a bit in its mouth put it back into a little box for hours on end to get bored should be in a paddock
I love it when the horse perks his ears and takes interest in whatever is happening on the street!
These guards on their horses are a magnificent sight. I understand that tourists want to take pics but it's disrespectful to touch horses. It makes me wonder, if instead of horses, they were imposing dogs, like German shepherds, would any of these idiots dare to touch them?
not all but some would probably do that. :)
Some would😂
I don’t get it? I have to touch the horse to show what? I just crumble in shame of my fellow humans. Are we this unaware, stupid and content?
Well said Elisabeth ❤
Agree, they really look moronic just for a photo.
Many of these people have never seen a horse up close,let alone touch one. I can see the curiosity part of it. If your stupid enough to touch the reins then your on your own 💂♂️
Yes some humans are that stupid.
@@davidweston6653 they really do always press the issue, don't they? What can I get away with...it's nonsense to try and see how far they can push people.
even the horse is looking lol
I wish they had a sign that says "PLEASE DON'T TOUCH THE HORSES" .
Is it possible to have these protests march down a different route? The horses and guards are on duty, but the protests upset the horses.
Not really. Protesters tend to gather in Trafalgar Square to march down Whitehall and demonstrate outside the Houses of Parliament. It’s a short, direct route. This is the centre of London. Anywhere they go they will inconvenience someone or something. The protest leaders are supposed to give police notice of a protest and where it will march, so someone in the police knew about this one but didn’t share the information.
Respect for this soldier of the king...
I'm think but I'm not sure the peoples are disrespectful.
I love his professionalism and the horse are so beautiful.
Sorry for my English...
Love from France ❤️🙏
It boggles my mind why people are touching this animal on duty. The discipline of the guard to not tell people to get away from him... I don't have that discipline.
The young children are in awe when they pet the horse. Their faces are so wonderful.
For goodness sake! When are tourists ever going to learn that this is not Disneyland? These are working soldiers astride these horses! Where is the respect?
Thank God the horses were brought in before the protesters came
8:05 = Horses Return To The Stables
0:32 = Guard Presses Panic Button
8:31 The Protest
The guards in both boxes are on constant alert.
Something definitely has the horse's attention.
There was a protest going on.
@@gvshe996 There sure is a lot of protesting down that street. I wonder what the foreign tourists think of that, about how it would go over in their country!
This guard made NO hesitation in hitting the panic button alerting soldiers and police for his fellow guard. This guard and his horse then paid very close attention to the other guard and horse.
Medal for the horse for its patience. The guard is a very patient man, yes, but he's not getting constantly touched every 5 seconds like horseyboy
Are people stupid? Trying pet (and worse getting small children to pet) a clearly nervous animal that is KNOWN to kick or bite!
Horses have more sense then some humans.
@@margashcroft549 No argument from me. The term "horse sense" exists for a damn good reason.
Those horses are magnificent!
I knew they had a panic button, but I have never noticed a big yellow box before LOL. They used to be discreet
I never noticed the yellow box either. I thought the panic button was more recessed.
The box used to be black
Exactly what I thought
Such a handsome guard and beautiful horse 🥰
I like that the guard shows affection to his horse
It makes me wonder if the guys dred working out front these days ? .it's just awful the way some disrespect them. I do feel very bad for them. Considering how good it could be !
I have heard that the guards call it “doing battle with the tourists” duty.
@@Sophira1 when I was in, it was more preferable to go overseas on ops. No tourists, and just the tanks to maintain instead of a horse
@@steveellis9065 and thank you for your service to your country x
@@Sophira1 I believe that !
Beautiful, intelligent horse.
I love the videos when the horses go on their holidays by the sea. They roll around in the fields getting dirty. Their Guards, wearing shorts, ride them bareback galloping along the beach and then they go in the sea for a swim, Guard and horse. The horses love it. It's great.
Even the horse is watching them coming.
Why do they allow those stupid people to keep pestering the guard and his horse it's not a toy or a pet on and on they continually mess with the horses face he can't escape them 😢😢
It is a latching button , when operated it will not switch the alarm off until reset unlike the previous panic button which was no more than a door bell push.
First of all I would like to say is to all the Kings Guards is Thank you for you’re service in the British Armed forces. God bless u and the others and ur family’s. Even though that we r from two different countries. U r from the UK and I’m from Canada 🇨🇦
You think they had never seen horses before.
Even the horse’s attention was glued on something.
There was a protest going on.
Guards do not have a "panic" button, help button maybe but i don't think soldiers panic
He didn’t panic. He just ordered back up.
Yeah, the people who post these try to get you in with these ridiculous headings....@@Platinumpuppy
Horse and guard on high alert. Probably not the best time to get up close for your mug shot.
These ppl are clueless! It’s not a petting zoo.
I love how the Queen's horse and guard is looking together so concerned about what's happening 💞👍🥰
King's Horse. Unfortunately Queen Elizabeth II passed on.
The guard didn't smash the panic button because that would break it . He pressed it to get help.
I swear the horses are aware!
What a beautiful horse. She seemed a bit agitated, maybe sensing that her rider was in high alert. 😊
Seriously? Does everyone have to touch the horse? You can tell the horse is getting irritated. I understand the fascination but there are places you can go that are meant for petting or even riding horses. Imagine you were being touched hundreds of times every day by strangers while you are trying to work.
Beautiful horse!!! I wish the tourists would stop harassing them. They're on duty too!
How can they cope with all these selfish people all day long? Not fair! They are serious public officers. It is not a circus!
These Irish Warm Bloods are huge. So tall and handsome. I’d love to ride one. I wonder who picks them?
They're only about 16 to 16.3 hands tall. They're especially bred. I used to ride two horses, one 17.2 hands, St John, and the other Fritz, was 18 hands. I prefer riding big horses. Both were German Warm Bloods. Fritz was very powerful though, and needed careful handling. He could do cross country with jumps for hours at a canter and never tire, unlike me 😂.
A powerful horse in the hands of a man is an amazing sight and something law enforcement in the States may need to ramp up on.
Horse and rider doing what they trained for, detecting trouble. Xxx
Fix the damn emergency button!! It’s failed more times than it has worked.
It worked this time, response was less than one minute. Looks like they replaced them.
that is a brand new latching button, obviously working fine.
Don't piss off any member of the Household Division, they will not think twice about acting if they deem you present a threat.
How very alert were the horses to the approaching noise, what Fantastic animals they are.
Great credit to the Guards who love their horses, we salute you.
Which ever protesters they were , I wouldn’t give them a single coin as a donation. They had no sympathy at all for the beautiful horses on Guard.
Even if you have a right to protest, the person leading the protest, should at least dampen down the noise completely as they passed the guards on horses. those protesters are absolutely disgrace. To the British guards and their wonderful horses, I salute you. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I’d give them a donation They’re not idiots they are supporting Palestinians who get bombed in their homes every night whilst you lay asleep in your comfy bed
They’re not idiots they are supporting Palestinians who get bombed in their homes every night whilst you lay asleep in your comfy bed
This is like people visiting the USA and trying to mess with the guards at the tomb of the unknown soldier...they are dispatched with no hesitation!!
I am so impressed with the way the guards handle rude people.
Even the horse watches the problem
Poor guard
I must admit I love the way the horse comes first no matter what, for these people who say its not a petting zoo they are correct and these are trained soldiers but come on these animals are majestic beast full of power who would not want to stroke or even just touch these fantasic animals, Im not really a horse person but just look at them so well kept coats just shine with health and vitality and some of our finest sitting a top in all that regalia who would not want a photo of such a special occasion, such as it is people dont realise how powerful the horses are and even myself can see when a horse gets agitated and would back off but some people must be blind not to see it and still try get near for that photo and I bet the soldier would love to use that pig sticker to chase them away, Im so proud to be British and still remember my number I was given 40 years a go I dont know my own phone number but that number I will never forget, so proud of our lads (that includes the female lads) for been so patient with the crowds of sometimes ignorant people, im starting to ramble so im off, remember be PROUD OF BEEN BRITISH fly the flag anytime you want and support our troops they deserve it.
"Smashes the panic button"? Gross exaggeration, a firm press would be a more accurate description. The guard was cool, calm and professional.
They need another sign reading, Do Not Touch or approach the horse!
it seems that this horse likes having people around
Not a single person asked permission to touch the horse.
People seem to think of bite or kick is no big deal not realizing the horse can literally kill them easily with one blow. Or worse and more likely cause severe brain damage. Letting the kids go up to it is shear ignorant stupidity. This is not a pet.
The horse is very alert to the crowd!
And when will the police show up. Unforgivable slow. What if there is a real emergency?
The button goes to the Guard office not to the police, hence the two soldiers coming to his aid
It goes to the Guardroom where they can see everything on CCTV anyway. They could obviously see by the Guard's body language that it was urgent and that's why they both came out.
That horse is beautiful
He's very loving too
How shameful that humans treat the beautiful horses with such contempt, and cruelty.
I am always amazed at the ignorance of parents who encourage or force their small children to approach these horses .My sons were raised with horses and taught to respect how unpredictable they are 😢😢
Right. Ignorance is bliss until they end up with a cracked skull. Smh
This is my Number One Favourite Guard Very Attentive To the emergency and to his horse 🐎 a gorgeous guy.
Its amazing hiw patient the guard was. I wouldnt be that patient.
I don't think he smashed the panic button, he just pushed it. It's probably still functional!