While I agree that tourists should not be allowed to touch the horses, they cannot be blamed for touching the horses while they are permitted to do so. They aren’t doing anything legally wrong and they’ll continue to pet the horses until someone much higher up decides to change the rules.
@@shirleyanneyoung955I agree with your comments. Sadly, the 'powers that be', have allowed the current situation to develop, by not regularly reviewing and ignoring what is happening.
@@daphnethurlow5388. And I am sure you being a seasoned traveller you learn the language of the country you visit. ( I’m being sarcastic if you hadn’t guessed)
@@janinecarson8380Google translate exists for a reason. At least try to understand some of the signs you see as they can be important or how about observe the behaviour of the people are you.
@Patricia-om3vo Barriers are not possible it's a public footpath in Whitehall under control of the Council next to a very busy road . Also barriers are potentially dangerous to horse and trooper if the horse became unsettled and ran forward .
@@almae3651 I believe he was using a translation app to translate what the police officer was saying. He probably didn't understand what he did wrong until his friend or the app translated. As far as common sense, it looked like he tried to understand..... unlike some idiots here who disparage tourists because they don't speak or read english.
@@ShenandoahTim I personally think that even if it's just hello, please and thankyou, every traveller should learn these few words before going abroad, it could make a world of difference to those whose country you are visiting.
@@JaneH-rj9jt I agree with you 100%. But that's not the issue. It's people here deciding that because local etiquette was not followed, the person who breached protocol must be punished and disparaged.
You always get one prat don't you. The shout from the Guard must of frightened the shit out of him, and the not so quiet word from the police would have reinforced that.
@jackiemack8653 you're correct. My phone auto corrected a word to my daughter this morning that made no sense of the conversation. Reign is what dictators do, like kings. Rein is what controls the horse. EXCUSE ME SO MUCH FOR NOT CHECKING BEFORE I HIT SEND.
@@DianaCB_TX oh I am sorry for being a know it all. I'm a word fanatic but truly awful in math. I really do apologize. Also not to make you feel sorry for me but I'm confined to my bed with several diseases one of which will probably kill me soon. In a way it's funny that's all I have left in life is correcting people's English. Have a good day!
Given their constant exposure to the public I would expect them to be acclimated. I believe the police have over 100 that interface with the public as mounted police.
why don't you go & let one stand on your foot, see how it would feel, why do you people want to do harm to others you do know don't you, what goes around, comes around, some people are too stupid for words, sometimes! 😮
@patriciadavis2506 Talk about stupid. This paragraph looks like it was written by a 5 year old. Incorrect spelling, grammar, and punctuation. You're a bright one, aren't you?🙄
Yes I did see another video where a lady had her foot trodden on and another lady had her ponytail yanked. I felt a certain sense of Schadenfreude. 😅 I’m sure the tourists bring a lot of money. Let them ignore the sign and or think the rules don’t apply to them.
That's what I had said before. You need to shout if person doesn't listen, plunge horse forward and if too many critters too close - just back up. Good job. Thank you for the service each King's Guard and horse do every day.
Glad he used his voice! Yelling is not only a warning for the one grabbing, it’s for all those around to hear. No matter what language you understand, you know to stop what you’re doing.
I'd like to say it's just people who don't speak or read English, sadly it's not. There's just no need to touch, shout, stand too close if be aggressive
🙄😖 You shouldn't need a sign, nor do people need to read English, to know that they shouldn't touch the reins! That's like grabbing the steering wheel when someone is driving a car! Common sense really, which sadly many don't seem to have or use anymore! Well done to this guard for taking care of his horse and letting that man, as well as anyone nearby, know that he won't tolerate anyone touching his horse's reins! I felt bad for those two adorable little girls off to the left! They got quite the fright. 😟😕
It’s not “common sense”. Common sense is sound and prudent judgment based on experience and understanding of the facts. It’s also influenced by culture. Many people know nothing at all about horses, bridles, reins, or any tack, except what they might have seen on TV or on the movies. You’re not the first to say it’s “like grabbing the steering wheel when someone is driving a car”, but in fact it’s nothing of the sort and that’s a very bad analogy. Anyone knows not to interfere with the wheel WHEN THE CAR IS MOVING, but why should they not put their hands on the wheel when the car is stationary? Apart from tossing their heads around, the horses are usually stationary too.
@@Bandomeme My comment is my own personal opinion, just as you have yours, and I respect that they are your own thoughts, your opinion. If one doesn't understand something or how it works, they should stay clear of it, and certainly not grab at it. The reins on a horse aren't there just to look good, they are the means to direct these horses, same as having a dog on a leash. Would you just run up and grab the dogs leash? That's a good way to end up with a nasty bite! The horses don't stay "stationary" when someone pulls or yanks on their reins. They at times react even before the guard does. It's not factual that "anyone" knows not to grab the steering wheel when someone else is driving, as is evident by the fact that there have been many accidents over the years because of someone doing just that. What it all boils down to is, don't touch the reins ever, for any reason! It's so simple really.
@@Kimberly-dn4mc you’re missing the point completely. It’s only simple if you are familiar with horses and know what bits of tack do what, as you obviously are and do. Many, if not most, people aren’t. Nor do they equate the suicidal grabbing of the steering wheel of a car in motion with posing for a photo while holding of a bit of leather dangling from a stationary horse. Never mind. It’s not that important in the general scheme of things and I’m very sure the MOD and VisitBritain can manage their affairs very well without our comments from the sidelines.
I’m really glad for the sake of the Guards and their Horses that Police are showing their authority more now than they have in the past..Respect to all.
These are big strong horses. Parents who push their kids to stand near the horse are being neglectful. The horse can be spooked and rear up and the kid/kids can get hurt.
We had neighbors who raised Arabians In training one a horse trotting in circles lead with rains, kicked up back leg, caught a child , in its chin, split it cliff palette. It was a life time injury & terrible at the time. Teach your children not to be behind any horse if possible.
I don't think this guy was offensive, he looked baffled - he clearly didn't speak English and was just copying what he saw other people doing. He wasn't trying to be difficult like some are. They just need to blanket ban touching the horse and then no one's going to get it wrong by accident. Those that then do can get the good yelling at they deserve
That was the most dangerous one I've seen so far. He not only grabbed the reins, but it looked like he was trying to lead the horse out of the box as well. That was blatant AF
They need to protect the horses and the Guard behind a barrier. There is no need for tourists to approach the horses. It's very dangerous and they're working.
Interesting the way they all pose and they have to have their hand on the horse. They have a no touching policy at Disneyland and this isn't Disneyland. These are military horses and military soldiers. They should have a no touching policy. Not that some of these people would listen.
Excellent job Guard...it is NECESSARY to make some people understand they are doing Wrong...All this " don't shout" etc is ridiculous..just in case it " upsets" some poor soul? Too bad. Behave and Respect the Guard and his/her horse..this is not disneyland just in case there are some who thinks it is. They are not there for YOU. Tourists are merely tolerated.
Countless people engage with the horse before him. With no objections. Any of the geniuses commenting think maybe the Asian tourist does not read English? ( to the uneducated, a tourist is a person who is traveling / visiting a foreign place or location). I didn't hear any broadcasts on loud speakers saying don't touch the reins. Only a single sign in one language. Did the guard do anything wrong? No, its not up to him stop and wonder if the gentleman reads English. However nor is it up to sanctimonious jackanapes to jump to conclusion without the benefit of conscious, intelligent, impartial observation. But then again if some people thought before they started blathering, they might never say anything at all. In many case's a blessing.
I could not believe what I saw the tourist do!! Hats off to the guard and police officer!! Both handled the tourist very appropriately!! I do not understand why tourist can not leave these magnificent, sweet horses alone !!
It's very rude and disrespectful to touch the King's guard and never grab the King's horse reins. This is not Disneyland, people need to respect the King's guards, they were trained VERY HARD at the army like my brothers. DON'T TOUCH THEM AGAIN!!! Just respect them please and stay aside to take a picture.
@@samuelleblanc1525thing is how's he supposed to know though? They let people come up and mess with the horse, giving the impression it's all fine. You can see how tourists can get confused. They're not all going out trying to be offensive, they're just doing what everyone else is. Just ban anyone touching them and it'd be fine. Horse would probably be a lot happier too.
@@ecm958 A lot of tourists forget to bring their brains - this is the closest many have been to a live horse, and some, I fear, imagine they just huge toys.
Had the very great pleasure in seeing the horse stand on the foot of some over familiar idiot a few years ago. I think the trooper and his mount enjoyed it as much as I did.
All those people and nobody bothers to thank the guards. The guards are doing a job, they are not there for photo props. I loved the little boys at the end. They kept a safe distance. I bet their parents are proud of them.
They would no more grab the lead of a stranger's dog, why would they do that to an animal much bigger than they are? Not only that even feeling the pull he didn't let go till the guard charged him. What an idiot.....who did he think he was? Some big man in front of his 'mates'.
Something i've noticed in these videos. Not one of the tourists thanks the Guard for allowing them to have a photo taken with him and his mount. It's clear that all these people think these Soldiers are paid actors like they'd find at Disneyland.
Actually they often do try to thank the guard but s/he is seated high up and frequently looking the other way, so the opportunity is lost. I’m perfectly sure the tourists here do NOT think the guards are paid actors just because they’re allowed to take photos next to them and pat the horse. They’re allowed to take photos next to policemen in uniform too, and next to Pearly Kings and Queens, none of whom are paid actors either. The difference lies in the fact that sightseers cannot talk to the guards or establish any kind of relationship with them. In fact, not talking to the guards is a form of respect as it’s well known they are on duty and shouldn’t be distracted.
~ I'm a proud warhorse damn you! Stop treating me like your Christmas puppy. (I don't bite the little tourists. They're mostly bones anyway. Anybody near my head height is fair game if I'm in the mood.) ~
I don't understand why they have to touch the horse let alone grab the reigns if that horse gets spooked it won't only hurt himself and the guard but also the public. Please show some respect for the horse and guard they are working after all. Respect to the guard and horse you do an amazing job.
That guy knew exactly what he was doing, the rules are simple and clear to anyone, all know that the reins are for guiding the horse and him grabbing them was no mistake . He had a smirk on his face when walking back and the guy with them spoke english and said reins so he knew. The Police need to start fining or arresting anyone now who grabs the reins chain or bridle area. The sooner that happens the sooner the word gets out and less will try it. Mind you there will always be the ENTITLED who will try because as we know rules don't apply to them. Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘💖💖💖💖
No one has the manners to say Thanks or Thank You to the Guard riding the horse.....Amazing tolerance by the horse I think. Dont know anything regards horses but.... Laurie NZ
It takes 1 person to break the rules-everybody will follow! The Guardsmen was too kind. To grab the reins of his horse indicates- “a power play” they guy is lucky not to have been touched by his saber! Great job Guardsmen 🇬🇧
Petition. Should the 2 on-duty mounted horse guards be issued with truncheons for use against any who touch their person or mount (especially the reins)? Their patience and discipline is inspirational.
Horse Guards originally formed the entrance to the Palace of Whitehall and later St James's Palace; for that reason it is still ceremonially defended by the King's Life Guard.
Why not rope off the area with lazer light beams about 4 feet high going from one pole to another and put up sign do not cross beam. This way the horses can move out without disturbing anything. People can still cross in front of horses without being able to touch them. By the way, all of you Guards do an amazing job! So proud to see you able to stand up to these ridiculous tourists. I love it when you shout at them! They deserve it! Keep up the good work.
7:49 is the massive shout and charge! Much RESPECT to that King's Guard, however I think this man has no idea what he did, until someone came out and explained it to his group. Then again, grown folks should not feel the need to touch anything!
Thanks for posting the time of the event. People really need to learn how to edit videos no need to post a 10 minute video when what you’re wanting to show is in the last 2 minutes.
I want to know how the Guards walk in those boots. They look really uncomfortable. Props to our King's Guards for the great job they and their horses do.
Did I hear the police officer say to the friend: can you translate for me? Really they need a pictorial sign that needs no words to get the message across. And once again the horse comes in last with a yank on the bit.
@tricia4900 Actually, it's not obvious at all. Not to someone without horse knowledge. The guy made a mistake, it's really that simple. He's learned his lesson and probably won't do it again. There should be a paint line around the guard's area that says do not cross. The line itself is a universal sign that this area is marked off for a reason. There should also be signs saying don't approach the horses. If everyone else isn't getting close then people that don't speak the language usually aren't going to do it either. You really don't need to be right up next to them to get a picture with them anyway.
@@thelnepoet1 Good ideas all. It is really not rocket science. A red paint line, maybe police posted for a period of time to get people used to the idea of staying out of the zone. Eventually it will become common knowledge and obvious to stay back.
@cynn3367 Exactly. Eventually, it'd be less stressful on the guards and the horses and way safer for the tourists. Horses, even well trained/mannered ones, can have off days just like us.
The more and more I watch these videos, the more I realise this is likely the last times this duty will be performed. If in 3 years this is still going as is, if at all. I will be very surprised.
Glad to see that there's now some tall police officers on duty who can handle the situation properly and look like they know what they're doing. Nice quite word in the mans ear. Job well done.
Tourists should not be allowed anywhere near the Queen's Guards & horses!! They should be required to stay behind a fence, where the guards & their horses are not put in danger!! This makes me sick!! The public cannot be trusted to behave appropriately, apparently, under any circumstance!! Pathetic!! Shameful!! 🇺🇸
I kust love these beautiful soldiers and the horses so majestic, i wish I could be there to show my respect which they deserve so much for what they do, God Bless them 🙏🏼❤❤☺️
My boy once bit a child in the face after the kid repeatedly teased him, the mom never even tried to stop him. I wasn’t there, but was told about it afterwards. People can be so dumb!
Very patient Royal Guards, lovely horses. Tourists are annoying. The horse must be exhausted after being touched, tugged at, etc. Plus all the smells and noise.
That was a really aggressive pull on the reins by the tourist, who didn’t show any remorse or embarrassment when chided by the police officer. (How the horses and guards must dread their “shift” on this particular duty.)
It’s unfair and extremely unrealistic to expect every foreign tourist to be able to read English. How many English people go abroad able to read in the language of the country they visit?
@@shirleyanneyoung955 sorry you're misunderstanding what I said...... I was being sarcastic (my English sense of humour) meaning ppl choose not to read the signs put up!!! It should be common courtesy for tourist NOT to go up to a soldier on hourseback that is on duty doing his job & pull on the horses reins. I would never ever do the that in this country or any other!!!!!! Would they like it if they were at work & the soldier went & started tugging on their clothes wanting a pic, no they wouldn't!!
That’s why I say for the military to put up an international sign that everyone will understand, a horses head with a hand on the reins with a red line through it, how simple!
A) The police officer spoke to the person in English and the Person replied in English. B) You are in a English speaking country... it's no one's but the visitors responsibility to understand the local culture, language and literature. C) Grabbing the reigns of a horse is no different from grabbing a steering wheel of a car that is moving... it's obviously stupid. D) The guard is not there for Tourists and is not there to accommodate them. E) That is why your "Request" will be ignored.
Why... why...WHY??? would anyone yank a horse's head toward their face? That animal weighs about 2,000 pounds and has teeth... BIG TEETH! (They're called "chompers" for a reason.) I know horses don't (usually) bite, but they COULD if they wanted to! And the person sitting on the horse rules over those on the ground -- the rider makes the rules. Never screw around with someone else's horse or the doctor will be asking why you have hoofprints on your face.
I don’t know how the soldiers and horses deal with tourists day in and day out! They are there for protection but in historic uniforms and with historic weapons!
I believe everyone there was, or could have been, in danger. Excellent policing, guarding, AND camera work. MUCH RESPECT. To me, the visitors in question looked covertly armed and military as Hxll.
Why do people feel the need to touch the horse, just stand and have your photo taken and STOP TOUCHING
They think they are at a circus.
So agree. It should not be allowed
While I agree that tourists should not be allowed to touch the horses, they cannot be blamed for touching the horses while they are permitted to do so. They aren’t doing anything legally wrong and they’ll continue to pet the horses until someone much higher up decides to change the rules.
@@shirleyanneyoung955 or until someone gets badly hurt
@@shirleyanneyoung955I agree with your comments. Sadly, the 'powers that be', have allowed the current situation to develop, by not regularly reviewing and ignoring what is happening.
Even if you can't read the sign, why would you assume it's OK to forcefully pull on the reins of someone else's horse?
Exactly
Learn English..it helps
@@daphnethurlow5388. And I am sure you being a seasoned traveller you learn the language of the country you visit. ( I’m being sarcastic if you hadn’t guessed)
@@daphnethurlow5388 How many tourists learn the language of every country they visit on vacation? Especially Europe, which has more than 40 countries.
@@janinecarson8380Google translate exists for a reason. At least try to understand some of the signs you see as they can be important or how about observe the behaviour of the people are you.
In recent years there has been a great deal of disrespect from the public towards the royal guard. A few years ago this was not possible
Due to a lack of RESPECT by some visitors and UK laws being too liberal.
He not only grabbed the reins he yanked them off to the side! How could anyone think that was ok? Rude and clueless.
It's like if you're driving a car, and someone suddenly grabs the wheel and tries to turn it.
People want to take controle away from the guard ..tssss
Very clueless.
Ask that person how they feel about someone grabbing the steering wheel while driving!!!
The horse, could have reared up & unseated, the guard, or charged into the crowd or the road, God forbid🤔
How much longer must our Superb Soldiers and Horses be subjected to this Disrespectful Abuse by the Moronic Tourists ??? , time for Barriers !!
I agree 🤟🏼
@@alanashore9570 I agree that they should have a barrier between the horses and the tourists.This would make it safer for the Guards and the horses.
@Patricia-om3vo Barriers are not possible it's a public footpath in Whitehall under control of the Council next to a very busy road . Also barriers are potentially dangerous to horse and trooper if the horse became unsettled and ran forward .
@@kathellison8084 Perhaps if they weren’t Allowed to be Abused , They might not be Spooked and on Edge ??
@@kathellison8084 I didn't think of that. So maybe they could keep the tourist at least six feet back from the Guard and the horse
People keep leaving their BRAINS AT HOME 🙄🙄
so very true and it is getting worse
And worse. ,,no common sense..it's getting crazy .
No, these people are all suffering from Fith Syndrome.
We call them "turons ", a combination of tourist and moron.
They never had brains to begin with.
Their ignorance is limitless.
Presumably you are referring to the visitors who show lack of respect?
So glad the Guards get to shout again.
Get to shout again? They couldn’t for some time? Respect, from Canada
Well done to the guard and to the police officer for "having a word" with that tourist.
He's got absolutely no idea what he's done wrong. No common sense either.
@@almae3651 I believe he was using a translation app to translate what the police officer was saying. He probably didn't understand what he did wrong until his friend or the app translated. As far as common sense, it looked like he tried to understand..... unlike some idiots here who disparage tourists because they don't speak or read english.
@@ShenandoahTim I personally think that even if it's just hello, please and thankyou, every traveller should learn these few words before going abroad, it could make a world of difference to those whose country you are visiting.
@@JaneH-rj9jt I agree with you 100%. But that's not the issue. It's people here deciding that because local etiquette was not followed, the person who breached protocol must be punished and disparaged.
@@ShenandoahTim A international sign "might" help.
You lads make us so proud don't understand why the tourist need to touch the horse.
You always get one prat don't you. The shout from the Guard must of frightened the shit out of him, and the not so quiet word from the police would have reinforced that.
I have seen someone being a prat before. It wasn't nice I can tell you. Bloody prats.
Thank you for defending your horse!
It's not just that, reigns are the control, and that man took control
Sorry it's reins not reigns
@jackiemack8653 you're correct. My phone auto corrected a word to my daughter this morning that made no sense of the conversation. Reign is what dictators do, like kings. Rein is what controls the horse. EXCUSE ME SO MUCH FOR NOT CHECKING BEFORE I HIT SEND.
@@DianaCB_TX oh I am sorry for being a know it all. I'm a word fanatic but truly awful in math. I really do apologize. Also not to make you feel sorry for me but I'm confined to my bed with several diseases one of which will probably kill me soon. In a way it's funny that's all I have left in life is correcting people's English. Have a good day!
Leave the horse alone you have opportuniy to take pictures beside the horse. It's very stressful for the horse and the palace guards. Thank you.
Sign says "DON'T TOUCH THE REINS" in black and white caps and what does he do? 🤦
Many tourists cannot read English.
I feel sorry for both the horse and the poor soldier, they must have a lot of patience😵💫
These horses have much more patience than ours. One should occasionally step on a tourist's foot to keep them in line.
Given their constant exposure to the public I would expect them to be acclimated. I believe the police have over 100 that interface with the public as mounted police.
why don't you go & let one stand on your foot, see how it would feel, why do you people want to do harm to others you do know don't you, what goes around, comes around, some people are too stupid for words, sometimes! 😮
@patriciadavis2506 Talk about stupid. This paragraph looks like it was written by a 5 year old. Incorrect spelling, grammar, and punctuation. You're a bright one, aren't you?🙄
Yes I did see another video where a lady had her foot trodden on and another lady had her ponytail yanked.
I felt a certain sense of Schadenfreude. 😅
I’m sure the tourists bring a lot of money. Let them ignore the sign and or think the rules don’t apply to them.
That's what I had said before. You need to shout if person doesn't listen, plunge horse forward and if too many critters too close - just back up. Good job. Thank you for the service each King's Guard and horse do every day.
I don't know why they don't set up a barrier. The guards are there to protect the queen not as a photo prop!
Glad he used his voice! Yelling is not only a warning for the one grabbing, it’s for all those around to hear. No matter what language you understand, you know to stop what you’re doing.
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The sign says do not touch the reins..apparently it is too hard for some people to read.
I'd like to say it's just people who don't speak or read English, sadly it's not. There's just no need to touch, shout, stand too close if be aggressive
Yes! Yelling transends a language barrier.
Like a clip I saw where a tourist hits the horse repeatedly a swear often is known in many languages
Pip Pip guardsman!! Forceful and no messing!!!
🙄😖 You shouldn't need a sign, nor do people need to read English, to know that they shouldn't touch the reins! That's like grabbing the steering wheel when someone is driving a car! Common sense really, which sadly many don't seem to have or use anymore! Well done to this guard for taking care of his horse and letting that man, as well as anyone nearby, know that he won't tolerate anyone touching his horse's reins! I felt bad for those two adorable little girls off to the left! They got quite the fright. 😟😕
That so called mother on the left was forcing her terrified little girl to stand in front of the horse disgusting I wonder how good she is as a MOTHER
That idiots friend in the GREEN JACKET GRINING AND THEN GO S BACK FOR ANOTHER PHOTO WITH THE POICE MAN STOOD C.OSE TO THE GUARD
It’s not “common sense”. Common sense is sound and prudent judgment based on experience and understanding of the facts. It’s also influenced by culture. Many people know nothing at all about horses, bridles, reins, or any tack, except what they might have seen on TV or on the movies. You’re not the first to say it’s “like grabbing the steering wheel when someone is driving a car”, but in fact it’s nothing of the sort and that’s a very bad analogy. Anyone knows not to interfere with the wheel WHEN THE CAR IS MOVING, but why should they not put their hands on the wheel when the car is stationary? Apart from tossing their heads around, the horses are usually stationary too.
@@Bandomeme
My comment is my own personal opinion, just as you have yours, and I respect that they are your own thoughts, your opinion. If one doesn't understand something or how it works, they should stay clear of it, and certainly not grab at it. The reins on a horse aren't there just to look good, they are the means to direct these horses, same as having a dog on a leash. Would you just run up and grab the dogs leash? That's a good way to end up with a nasty bite! The horses don't stay "stationary" when someone pulls or yanks on their reins. They at times react even before the guard does. It's not factual that "anyone" knows not to grab the steering wheel when someone else is driving, as is evident by the fact that there have been many accidents over the years because of someone doing just that. What it all boils down to is, don't touch the reins ever, for any reason! It's so simple really.
@@Kimberly-dn4mc you’re missing the point completely. It’s only simple if you are familiar with horses and know what bits of tack do what, as you obviously are and do. Many, if not most, people aren’t. Nor do they equate the suicidal grabbing of the steering wheel of a car in motion with posing for a photo while holding of a bit of leather dangling from a stationary horse. Never mind. It’s not that important in the general scheme of things and I’m very sure the MOD and VisitBritain can manage their affairs very well without our comments from the sidelines.
Well done Trooper!
Haha had to laugh at how everyone scattered, good to see the guards can still use their voices when needed
Success!!
The little girls on the left just made a scary memory lol
@@JMarie118 Must admit I felt a bit bad for the little girls lol 😆
You don't want to be in the path of a charging horse especially one that size.
@@Lynsey516it's a teachable moment. Could save their lives one day.
I’m really glad for the sake of the Guards and their Horses that Police are showing their authority more now than they have in the past..Respect to all.
Too bad they don't lift a finger to Just stop Oil! 😂
@@taraann7753m
@@bidensdiaper394People like you are just an embarrassment
@@bidensdiaper394 piss off lunatic! the only old man in diapers is your trump . The diapers and girdle man!
The police do their jobs every day exemplary. The police and Guards are not babysitters!
Well done guard !!
These are big strong horses. Parents who push their kids to stand near the horse are being neglectful. The horse can be spooked and rear up and the kid/kids can get hurt.
Who cares.
We had neighbors who raised Arabians
In training one a horse trotting in circles lead with rains, kicked up back leg, caught a child , in its chin, split it cliff palette.
It was a life time injury & terrible at the time.
Teach your children not to be behind any horse if possible.
The offensive tourists always look like they're gobsmacked after they've been corrected. I hope it cures him of his ignorance.
Some smile very large and do it again. When they smile after getting yelled at, with never an apology.
I don't think this guy was offensive, he looked baffled - he clearly didn't speak English and was just copying what he saw other people doing. He wasn't trying to be difficult like some are. They just need to blanket ban touching the horse and then no one's going to get it wrong by accident. Those that then do can get the good yelling at they deserve
Bravo horseman. Protect your horse.
That was the most dangerous one I've seen so far. He not only grabbed the reins, but it looked like he was trying to lead the horse out of the box as well. That was blatant AF
They need to protect the horses and the Guard behind a barrier. There is no need for tourists to approach the horses. It's very dangerous and they're working.
Interesting the way they all pose and they have to have their hand on the horse. They have a no touching policy at Disneyland and this isn't Disneyland. These are military horses and military soldiers. They should have a no touching policy. Not that some of these people would listen.
Excellent job Guard...it is NECESSARY to make some people understand they are doing Wrong...All this " don't shout" etc is ridiculous..just in case it " upsets" some poor soul? Too bad. Behave and Respect the Guard and his/her horse..this is not disneyland just in case there are some who thinks it is. They are not there for YOU. Tourists are merely tolerated.
Well Done
Yes well said
Countless people engage with the horse before him. With no objections. Any of the geniuses commenting think maybe the Asian tourist does not read English? ( to the uneducated, a tourist is a person who is traveling / visiting a foreign place or location). I didn't hear any broadcasts on loud speakers saying don't touch the reins. Only a single sign in one language. Did the guard do anything wrong? No, its not up to him stop and wonder if the gentleman reads English. However nor is it up to sanctimonious jackanapes to jump to conclusion without the benefit of conscious, intelligent, impartial observation. But then again if some people thought before they started blathering, they might never say anything at all. In many case's a blessing.
@@DIDYOUSEETHAT172You don't need a language to express RESPECT.
@@patriciaphillips2479 Laughable bullshit logic, when you do need it to read the sign that explains the rules.
I could not believe what I saw the tourist do!! Hats off to the guard and police officer!! Both handled the tourist very appropriately!! I do not understand why tourist can not leave these magnificent, sweet horses alone !!
Yes, that was a very forceful grab at those reins!
It's very rude and disrespectful to touch the King's guard and never grab the King's horse reins. This is not Disneyland, people need to respect the King's guards, they were trained VERY HARD at the army like my brothers. DON'T TOUCH THEM AGAIN!!! Just respect them please and stay aside to take a picture.
@@samuelleblanc1525thing is how's he supposed to know though? They let people come up and mess with the horse, giving the impression it's all fine. You can see how tourists can get confused. They're not all going out trying to be offensive, they're just doing what everyone else is. Just ban anyone touching them and it'd be fine. Horse would probably be a lot happier too.
The sign says don't touch the reigns@@85parrot
@@ecm958 A lot of tourists forget to bring their brains - this is the closest many have been to a live horse, and some, I fear, imagine they just huge toys.
Had the very great pleasure in seeing the horse stand on the foot of some over familiar idiot a few years ago. I think the trooper and his mount enjoyed it as much as I did.
All those people and nobody bothers to thank the guards. The guards are doing a job, they are not there for photo props. I loved the little boys at the end. They kept a safe distance. I bet their parents are proud of them.
There is one in every crowd who thinks the rules don't apply to them
They would no more grab the lead of a stranger's dog, why would they do that to an animal much bigger than they are? Not only that even feeling the pull he didn't let go till the guard charged him. What an idiot.....who did he think he was? Some big man in front of his 'mates'.
Something i've noticed in these videos. Not one of the tourists thanks the Guard for allowing them to have a photo taken with him and his mount.
It's clear that all these people think these Soldiers are paid actors like they'd find at Disneyland.
I've seen a couple of very polite Americans thanking the guard.
Even if they were actors in Disneyland, what about a thank you to them. It's a complete lack of RESPECT.
Actually they often do try to thank the guard but s/he is seated high up and frequently looking the other way, so the opportunity is lost. I’m perfectly sure the tourists here do NOT think the guards are paid actors just because they’re allowed to take photos next to them and pat the horse. They’re allowed to take photos next to policemen in uniform too, and next to Pearly Kings and Queens, none of whom are paid actors either. The difference lies in the fact that sightseers cannot talk to the guards or establish any kind of relationship with them. In fact, not talking to the guards is a form of respect as it’s well known they are on duty and shouldn’t be distracted.
I just commented about this. So rude.
He looked visibly shaken ! Good.
Well done guard💖 and Policeman💖
Clearly Yellowstone Park is not the only place where Tourons gather. 😳🥺
There are morons from every country. Imagine how they act at home. Ignorance has no boundaries.
I love how the police comes to check when a guard shouts 😊. so much for the new sign
~ I'm a proud warhorse damn you! Stop treating me like your Christmas puppy.
(I don't bite the little tourists. They're mostly bones anyway. Anybody near my head height is fair game if I'm in the mood.) ~
Teach horses to nip them...they back off when horses start doing that.
I like the tourists that stand a respectful distance away
I don't understand why they have to touch the horse let alone grab the reigns if that horse gets spooked it won't only hurt himself and the guard but also the public.
Please show some respect for the horse and guard they are working after all.
Respect to the guard and horse you do an amazing job.
What a lovely natured horse ❤
That guy knew exactly what he was doing, the rules are simple and clear to anyone, all know that the reins are for guiding the horse and him grabbing them was no mistake . He had a smirk on his face when walking back and the guy with them spoke english and said reins so he knew. The Police need to start fining or arresting anyone now who grabs the reins chain or bridle area. The sooner that happens the sooner the word gets out and less will try it. Mind you there will always be the ENTITLED who will try because as we know rules don't apply to them.
Keep Safe Keep Strong 🦘🦘🦘🦘💖💖💖💖
About time the guards shouted again!
It is such a pity that people can't read.........I think they are testing the guard......
I do too.
No one has the manners to say Thanks or Thank You to the Guard riding the horse.....Amazing tolerance by the horse I think. Dont know anything regards horses but.... Laurie NZ
Yes! Good on him. It's ridiculous not being able to shout. Unfortunately it's needed.
Gorgeous horse, must be very difficult for the horses and guards to constantly be touched by tourists.
It takes 1 person to break the rules-everybody will follow! The Guardsmen was too kind. To grab the reins of his horse indicates- “a power play” they guy is lucky not to have been touched by his saber! Great job Guardsmen 🇬🇧
Nice shout out by the Guard & well done to the police.
Oh, that poor horse, that must have hurt him .
Pathetic
Every time I see video's like this I wonder what happened to respect?
I've said this time and again they need symbols not words. A big horse with a circle and a cross line says no touch.
I am in awe of these gorgeous horses and the guards so calm.
Love this gaurd.he takes know messing ❤
Apparently, none of them can read the sign that says don’t touch the reins!
You don't need a language to express RESPECT. You do however need to engage your brain and show some common sense.
Maybe the guards feel like using their sword on people, too!
That horse was getting quite distressed.
Petition.
Should the 2 on-duty mounted horse guards be issued with truncheons for use against any who touch their person or mount (especially the reins)?
Their patience and discipline is inspirational.
Oh to be able to give a poke with the sword!
Beautiful, stunning horses.
Horse Guards originally formed the entrance to the Palace of Whitehall and later St James's Palace; for that reason it is still ceremonially defended by the King's Life Guard.
Well done, that guard.
It’s so nice to see certain people be in the moment and take a natural photo, instead of pretending to be a cover model! Too much time on Instagram!
They aren't there for your entertainment, they're the Kings guard 😡
Love horses, used to ride horses… don’t put your bloody child next to a horse with big teeth 🙄🙄🙄
Should be DON'T TOUCH. PERIOD.
You cannot hold the reign of the horse . It's the palace guard control the horse not the tourists.
You have to have confidence approaching these beautiful horses.
If you notice the nervous holiday makers leave the horse skittish.
Why not rope off the area with lazer light beams about 4 feet high going from one pole to another and put up sign do not cross beam. This way the horses can move out without disturbing anything. People can still cross in front of horses without being able to touch them. By the way, all of you Guards do an amazing job! So proud to see you able to stand up to these ridiculous tourists. I love it when you shout at them! They deserve it! Keep up the good work.
7:49 is the massive shout and charge! Much RESPECT to that King's Guard, however I think this man has no idea what he did, until someone came out and explained it to his group. Then again, grown folks should not feel the need to touch anything!
It was hardly a charge
Thanks for posting the time of the event. People really need to learn how to edit videos no need to post a 10 minute video when what you’re wanting to show is in the last 2 minutes.
They've got some really beautiful horses.
I want to know how the Guards walk in those boots. They look really uncomfortable. Props to our King's Guards for the great job they and their horses do.
Did I hear the police officer say to the friend: can you translate for me? Really they need a pictorial sign that needs no words to get the message across. And once again the horse comes in last with a yank on the bit.
I was watching this live today, and yes the MOD policeman did get the friend to translate..
Erm...its OBVIOUS you dont touch the reigns so dont blame it on not understanding English
@tricia4900 Actually, it's not obvious at all. Not to someone without horse knowledge.
The guy made a mistake, it's really that simple. He's learned his lesson and probably won't do it again.
There should be a paint line around the guard's area that says do not cross. The line itself is a universal sign that this area is marked off for a reason. There should also be signs saying don't approach the horses. If everyone else isn't getting close then people that don't speak the language usually aren't going to do it either.
You really don't need to be right up next to them to get a picture with them anyway.
@@thelnepoet1 Good ideas all. It is really not rocket science. A red paint line, maybe police posted for a period of time to get people used to the idea of staying out of the zone. Eventually it will become common knowledge and obvious to stay back.
@cynn3367 Exactly.
Eventually, it'd be less stressful on the guards and the horses and way safer for the tourists.
Horses, even well trained/mannered ones, can have off days just like us.
Extañaba estos gritos ❤
I would love to get the guards a T-shirt that says "Here, let me grab the steering wheel out of your hands!"
The more and more I watch these videos, the more I realise this is likely the last times this duty will be performed. If in 3 years this is still going as is, if at all. I will be very surprised.
Best gorgeous guard 💂 ever
I just love the tourist reactions around the ferocious, man eating horse
I could never do that job,I would screaming and shouting at people all day,and not in a lady like way.👿
Why on earth are these people allowed to even touch the Kings horses? There should be a barrier 2 meters away.
Glad to see that there's now some tall police officers on duty who can handle the situation properly and look like they know what they're doing. Nice quite word in the mans ear. Job well done.
Eerst weet deze toerist zogenaamd niks😢.
Komt de politieagent dan begrijp ze het opeens.
Spreken ze wel Engels.
Tourists should not be allowed anywhere near the Queen's Guards & horses!! They should be required to stay behind a fence, where the guards & their horses are not put in danger!! This makes me sick!! The public cannot be trusted to behave appropriately, apparently, under any circumstance!! Pathetic!! Shameful!! 🇺🇸
I kust love these beautiful soldiers and the horses so majestic, i wish I could be there to show my respect which they deserve so much for what they do, God Bless them 🙏🏼❤❤☺️
My boy once bit a child in the face after the kid repeatedly teased him, the mom never even tried to stop him. I wasn’t there, but was told about it afterwards. People can be so dumb!
The way the horse was staring at the little girl at 3:17 was so cute!
Very patient Royal Guards, lovely horses. Tourists are annoying. The horse must be exhausted after being touched, tugged at, etc. Plus all the smells and noise.
Such good animals to stand continuously and deal with Ignorance
People are rude showing no Respect .go home.
7:51 oh that poor little girl in the pink shorts got scared so bad. Bless her
That was a really aggressive pull on the reins by the tourist, who didn’t show any remorse or embarrassment when chided by the police officer. (How the horses and guards must dread their “shift” on this particular duty.)
Amazing what the guards and their horses have to put up with from these clueless tourists !!
I was just about to say love the new sign but some aren't able to read!!!!! and he shouts.....😂
It’s unfair and extremely unrealistic to expect every foreign tourist to be able to read English. How many English people go abroad able to read in the language of the country they visit?
@@shirleyanneyoung955 sorry you're misunderstanding what I said...... I was being sarcastic (my English sense of humour) meaning ppl choose not to read the signs put up!!! It should be common courtesy for tourist NOT to go up to a soldier on hourseback that is on duty doing his job & pull on the horses reins. I would never ever do the that in this country or any other!!!!!! Would they like it if they were at work & the soldier went & started tugging on their clothes wanting a pic, no they wouldn't!!
That’s why I say for the military to put up an international sign that everyone will understand, a horses head with a hand on the reins with a red line through it, how simple!
A) The police officer spoke to the person in English and the Person replied in English.
B) You are in a English speaking country... it's no one's but the visitors responsibility to understand the local culture, language and literature.
C) Grabbing the reigns of a horse is no different from grabbing a steering wheel of a car that is moving... it's obviously stupid.
D) The guard is not there for Tourists and is not there to accommodate them.
E) That is why your "Request" will be ignored.
@@babalonkie The man's cohorts could have told him not to grab the reins. I think many do it to see if they can get away with it.
Why... why...WHY??? would anyone yank a horse's head toward their face? That animal weighs about 2,000 pounds and has teeth... BIG TEETH! (They're called "chompers" for a reason.)
I know horses don't (usually) bite, but they COULD if they wanted to! And the person sitting on the horse rules over those on the ground -- the rider makes the rules.
Never screw around with someone else's horse or the doctor will be asking why you have hoofprints on your face.
I don’t know how the soldiers and horses deal with tourists day in and day out! They are there for protection but in historic uniforms and with historic weapons!
Some people may not be able to read english ... so an explanatory drawing will have to be added to the panel 😀😀
I believe everyone there was, or could have been, in danger. Excellent policing, guarding, AND camera work. MUCH RESPECT. To me, the visitors in question looked covertly armed and military as Hxll.