Heres a man giving a CALM STATEMENT about the incident not like the newscasters going over the TOP. Thankyou young man for the update. Hope Horses and Guards are doing fine. 😊
Humans seem ok, but he said that the horses were receiving veterinary care, which could mean anything. One of the horses seemed quite badly injured to me.
I'm extremely sad this man is not an MP or PM. In less than 2 minuets we got more information, truth, facts and decorum than the last 4 years of politicians from both sides. Thank you for serving and offering us a breath of fresh air.
@@johnwright7895…reading from a teleprompter proves to be beyond Trump time after time. It’s because when in original form they contain elements of truth and Trump can’t help but embellish any facts or polish any turd in his favor
You need a new government that actually lets you vote for people based on who is popular everywhere instead of following party lines and being screwed over by Duverger's law because of local elections for seats instead of one national election for everybody at once.
This man should give all the news, on both sides of the pond. Short, sweet, to the point, factual, no name calling, no speculation, no questions taken meant to provoke and blame. Glad people and horses are well.
A@@D2R-o3sallez vous-en mon💩et Waterloo et.Dien Bien Phu.auvoir.Je suis Anglais,et pour moi les francais sont rien.J'espere j'endte rien plus de vous.Rosbeuf.😅😅😅😅
@@D2R-o3s what do you mean, us in the UK we love horse's, if these horse's are unable to rejoin the military they will go to a retired horse home where they will be cared for, for the rest of their lives
If you ever get a chance, watch the movie “In Pursuit of Honor” it is based on historical facts in the US after WW1 and the Calvary units. Heartbreaking and inspiring at the same time. A military horse deserves the greatest regards for its care and life.
Colonel, I'm an old American cavalry trooper. Please allow me to speak for your troopers and say THANK YOU for keeping your priorities straight. Soldiers first, always. As we both know, there is a type of officer who would worry about this accident's effect on their career first or worry about the equipment first or the public perception first. It appears that your command does not tolerate such behavior from leadership and I think every soldier can appreciate that. This is a professional and clear briefing for the public... the language is simple, the talking points are clear, filled with facts, and the key point is repeated twice: this is the number of soldiers injured, they are receiving professional care, all the mounts have been recovered and are likewise receiving care. EXCELLENT work, sir. A sincere and respectful tip of the Stetson from a distant cousin from across the pond.
Hey Bubba did you know that more Americans have been killed BY Americans in AMERICA than ALL the Americans killed in ALL the foreign wars combined that Americans have fought in,mainly thanks to the second amendment...😅😅😅
Hey Bubba did you know that more Americans have been killed BY Americans in AMERICA than ALL the Americans killed in ALL the foreign wars combined that Americans have fought in,mainly thanks to the second amendment .... ...
@@carlhicksjr8401 Yes, "distant" - but we can all have affection and respect for our "cousins" in the United Kingdom. I agree that this officer was mature and professional and represented the military very well.
That was so lovely for the Military to give their time to give a up date on all concerned hope the soldiers, public who were injured and of course those beautiful horses make a quick recovery.
Good clear honest apology and explanation given without excuses or misinformation. The British Army is the single national organisation left that I actually trust and respect.
My heart goes out to the grooms looking after their set horses everyday. As a groom myself, i understand how upsetting this must be for them and their poor horses. wishing everyone affected and injuries a speedy recovery from what was such a scary incident
I agree. That poor white horse with the injured chest is probably going to not like being groomed there for a long time. How upsetting for everyone. And to see the horses careening off like that not knowing what would happen to them, it must have been awful for everyone.
He thanked EVERYONE who helped and being a professional soldier mentioned NO NAMES; that includes the riders, the public, and the horses which is what he said.
This is not your fault, it was the builders and their lack of health and safety, regulations and procedures. The police need to be in contact with this company as soon as possible.
That is an assumption re lack of health and safety , no matter the planning incidents happen , I am sure this will be investigated in an unbiased manner
Thank you for the update, please still keep us updated on the recovery of the horses, anyone that works with animals understands how traumatic a bad experience is and I wish for a speedy recovery for the injured humans and the horses.
Thank you for the update about horses and their riders . It was distressing for all of them and i hope they all make a speedy recovery . I hope that people will be considerate about making loud noise around horses where possible.
@@martinnorris2262What don't you buy pal? You state you are in the construction business and dropping things from a great height contravenes the Health and Safety Rules - so are you insinuating that part didn't happen? Or don't you believe a soldier who works with horses - and has seen active service since 2005???
@@maria-lq8xd no inconsistency here. I think it’s wrong to have non domesticated animals as pets, unless they are rescue ones. I think as wild animals, given the choice, these horses would rather be free. I’m not sure what they are used for ? Pomp and ceremony? Does it serve a purpose to keep them?
Actually, you would find that a lot of these horses would pine for nice conditions in stables and the attention they get rather than endure bad weather in the wild. Look at the condition some of these wild horses are in by springtime.Horses have been domesticated for a very long time even if they act on instinct from the wild.@@sophiemallows5928
Stupidity./unthinking "developer?) If it is on a frequent exercise route - isn't the" quiet street" part of the properties value? Cowboy builders v Military Horsemen
@@semoneg2826 london city walks posted another incident. The horses were unsettled today. Sensitive creatures these beautiful horses. A lot of tension in london that only they can smell/sense. Uniformed Horsemen/women & there horses deserve respect. They aren't tourist props. Respect.
Especially glad to hear about the horses, we as people choose to be in the military or police force horses (and dogs too) do not. Thanks for the update, hopes of recovery to all involved
Take a long hard look at yourself jpc. Through no fault of their own three fellow humans have been injured. Being in the army by choice or not has nothing to do with it. Go back to your room.
Our Armed Services do a fantastic Job daily...wishing the Soldiers and Horses a speedy recovery. And please when around horses be careful not to suddenly frighten them with loud noises.
Also the incessant, various flags waving, tour guides lack of control + required respect, and loud excitable silly, high pitched noisey nonsense!! PLUS the usual repetitive "STRANGE GAWPING & MOCKING" done by those Hasidic Jewish Men with their curls and beards etc They most definitely need stricter Police controlling.
@@ourfarmhouseinspain Accidents can be caused by natural events, resulting in the cause being.... life. You are thinking about industry only, not life in general. Risk is everywhere, deal with it
@@dom3581 There's almost invariably a traceable cause for any accident, even if involuntary, blameless or natural. The repetition of the phrase ' accidents happen ' is far too widely invoked - not just in industry - to excuse thoughtlessness or simple carelessness, most usually around the home looking at hospital admission statistics.
Thank you, sir, for the up-to-date brief. I would like to have a talk on that building site. They have not said one word or indeed apologise for the damage & upset they have done.
I am glad that all are safe and receiving the required treatment. Best wishes in particular to the injured service personnel as this shows some of the dangers of the job they do every day.
That's so awful for everyone involved. Thank God no lives were lost. Thank you, Sir for the update. Prayers for a speedy recovery for the soldiers & horses.
Professional delivery addressing the situation that transpired, well done and best wishes for full and speedy recovery off the injured personnel and horses…..
Thank you for update, so very glad all calvary soldiers are ok and the horse's are getting veterinary care, it was so very upsetting to see, take care.
They shouldn't act any differently around the horses than they would at any other time. Animals undergoing socialization that are deemed fit enough to be introduced to the field need to gain experience around the natural sights and sounds of the area that they will be expected to patrol. I train working K9s and horses in military and private sector applications, and I would be a bit miffed if everyone treated my animals with kid gloves when they are learning. It is the handlers' responsibility to keep the animals under threshold, not the people around them. This is not the fault of the construction workers.
@@Nylak-Otteroh come on, we both know they probably violated some noise or OSHA regulation. There is normal construction work and then there is by the book. Ain’t nobody making a fuss about cutting some corners until something happens, well … something happened.
Thank you for the update and letting us know that the soldiers and horses are all receiving medical care by hospital staff and vets wishing them all a speedy recovery.🙏🙏🐎🐎👍👍
… And that all received the vax like you surely, buying whatever the establishment and royaulty tell you ,ever docile lambs . poor souls …no hope,. Let’s just hope that the poor horses are fine, because according to some people on videos chats, they re not quite treated properly by the army,,?!
Thank you so much for this update I have been so worried about the troopers and the horses, watching them as often as I do at Horse Guards I have grown very fond of many of the horses and guards. I even know some of the horses by name, so as you can imagine I am hoping and praying that non of them have serious life threatening injuries and of course the same goes for the injured troopers. Having worked with horses myself I know how you grow to love them and I know your horses are treated extremely well and I am sure loved as well. Praying and sending love to all concerned💖
One has to hope the dropping of construction materials was not a deliberate act. Being a rider and driver of horses I am aware that some people deliberately try to frighten horses because they think it's funny. A ridiculous, and incredibly dangerous mind-set, for rider and horse, but sadly it's all too common. Note I am not suggesting that this is the case here - we shall no doubt never know - but I sincerely hope it wasn't.
This was a health and safety issue!! Construction workers should be trained in health and safety but clearly this hasn't happened in this situation. Concrete falling from height! It's enough that injuries have been incurred from just the noise of it but what if said concrete had actually landed on top them? 😮 A public inquiry is needed as to how this happened and the Army plus anyone else affected by the incident should be suing the construction company 💯💯
Thank you for your update. I’m wishing well to all that were injured and I know that your horses will get the best vet care to help them towards a speedy recovery.
Funny how guys like him are typically just really sound and level, their generally the best of their class, interestingly so where a lot of upper classes are scoundrels, bet he's a very ernest good fella, very genuine, very respectful, very well molded.
Netherlands 🇳🇱 What a Blessing to hear this update, it kept me thinking about it all the time. Now I know that these beautiful creatures are okay and their so dedicated Guards are going to be allright gives my mind the rest I was seeking for all the time after the incident. So happy I found this video update❤thank you , Blessings for the Guards and their cavalry 🙏 love from a Dutch animal-lover
That myst have been almost like a bomb going off- stuff dropped from a great height into a skip or whatever- Horses in panic just don't ''think'' they are deaf too all rein aids, and the voice, too. Hope all horses and riders make a good recovery.
Sorry for the unfortunate occurance and the injuries that resulted. Hope everyone fully recovers. Thanks for the update. It was upsetting to see the horses so panicked and hurt. Thanks again for the update on everyone. Alabama, USA
@@PapaBurgandy111 😂 very amusing PapaBurgandy111 but I did mean their welfare, especially as one of the horses was shown injured and bleeding in the footage released today.
Something wrong with builders who would drop rubble from a height right next to horses. I hope they (the horses) are ok, especially the white one, he had a bad cut somewhere. Glad the riders are ok too.
Very sorry to hear of the injuries to both horses and riders . Good to hear all are well taken care of . Much love and many gentle hugs from BC Canada .
This is a shock simply since for 60 years I cannot remember this happening like this before. It shows that noise pollution can have terrible effects on us all. Wishing a speedy recovery to Horses, the Men and anyone else injured. God Save the King.
PLease update us on the condition of the horses especially the two that were hit and cut up and seriously injured - please don't pts even if they cannot work again..as they will be traumatised - but deserve to be cared for anyway.. Also hope the soldiers are all good and will be there for the people when needed! the way the people were there for them and their horses! !!
If they cant work again they will go to the Horse Trust in Buckinghamshire. Check it out, loads of pics and details of the residents. I think all horses except for one are back at Hyde Park that includes Vida the Grey. The other one is in Hospital.
Of course ALL will have PTSD ... We literally watched a "War Zone" reaction, and the horses running in FEAR FOR THEIR LIVES !! I do fear the shock suffered by ALL ... Guards and Horses, will take a long time to recover from ... sad to say.
I presume someone has spoken to the construction workers who dropped building materials from a great height. That doesn't sound like something that should be done, especially when soldiers on horses are going past.
This is how a professional makes an official statement, clear, factual, calm.
I would expect nothing less from the brits. They are as classy as they come.
Brits are a classy bunch 😇♥️
@dylanplumley280 Our armed forces are more professional than our politicians
@@Stu1664RM i-i-i cant believe it! officials making a public statement.... may have it all written down and practiced beforehand?!?!?!?!?
@@dylanplumley280Thank you for your kind words. 🇬🇧
Heres a man giving a CALM STATEMENT about the incident not like the newscasters going over the TOP. Thankyou young man for the update. Hope Horses and Guards are doing fine. 😊
With so-called news casters, it's all about them..how they come across..all to improve their own personal standing. Gone are ghd days of Alvar Lyndell
HE IS NOT AMERICAN
Im from the US, and I think this presentation is offensive. Why isn’t he a gay black women? Obviously a racist country.
Great statement , thank you !
Still horses may not be fine after all. But this is what it is. Like humans they can get hurt and have to change their course of life 🙂↕️
thank you for letting us know that horses and humans are all ok.
What about the scaffolders poor guys
@@ejeje641 typically scaffolders would fall into the humans category 😉
@@nic.h
Are you sure about that?
( just joking).
Humans seem ok, but he said that the horses were receiving veterinary care, which could mean anything. One of the horses seemed quite badly injured to me.
Gazans, on the other hand, ...
I’ve never experienced an update from the Army before and I tell you it’s so much better than the Police.
I'm extremely sad this man is not an MP or PM. In less than 2 minuets we got more information, truth, facts and decorum than the last 4 years of politicians from both sides. Thank you for serving and offering us a breath of fresh air.
Oh for fuxache…. It was a simple statement not a controversial incident
@@johnwright7895…reading from a teleprompter proves to be beyond Trump time after time. It’s because when in original form they contain elements of truth and Trump can’t help but embellish any facts or polish any turd in his favor
@@johnwright7895Keep your silly Two-Horse-Race politics out of my face.
Going by his accent if he was a politician, he’d be a bloody Tory anyway.
You need a new government that actually lets you vote for people based on who is popular everywhere instead of following party lines and being screwed over by Duverger's law because of local elections for seats instead of one national election for everybody at once.
Fine example of a respectful gentleman.
HE IS NOT AMERICAN
This man should give all the news, on both sides of the pond. Short, sweet, to the point, factual, no name calling, no speculation, no questions taken meant to provoke and blame. Glad people and horses are well.
It’s so refreshing to hear a statement from a public official that’s clear, concise, and factual.
Can this guy get in to politics?
Why on earth would he want too given the state of them these days ....
What, and ruin a perfectly good human?!?!
@@marypasco2213Mary with the facts, no one starts out being a bought puppet. It happens slowly over 30 years and then suddenly you're a muppet.
@@marypasco2213 that was my first thought.. DONT RUIN A PERFECT HUMAN
Yes, please run for US PRESIDENT . we need YOU! SIR!!!!
I'm grateful no one was seriously injured. I know the vets are taking excellent care of the horses.
Vous en êtes sûr ?
A@@D2R-o3sallez vous-en mon💩et Waterloo et.Dien Bien Phu.auvoir.Je suis Anglais,et pour moi les francais sont rien.J'espere j'endte rien plus de vous.Rosbeuf.😅😅😅😅
@@D2R-o3s what do you mean, us in the UK we love horse's, if these horse's are unable to rejoin the military they will go to a retired horse home where they will be cared for, for the rest of their lives
One rider was trampled apparently
If you ever get a chance, watch the movie “In Pursuit of Honor” it is based on historical facts in the US after WW1 and the Calvary units. Heartbreaking and inspiring at the same time. A military horse deserves the greatest regards for its care and life.
Thank You Sir...concise, direct and factual. Glad to know humans and horses are safe.
Neither would last long against drones.
@@bastogne315 They're ceremonial.
@@bastogne315 American...
@@bastogne315And, would you?
1.42 minutes and we had more clear, factual information than all of the MPs put together, Mr Woodward I salute you. Glad horses and soldiers are okay
From another side of the globe wishing the horses and the soldiers a swift and complete recovery❤
Thank you for the update. Glad to know that both human beings and horses are on the mend.
Hear hear!
Colonel, I'm an old American cavalry trooper.
Please allow me to speak for your troopers and say THANK YOU for keeping your priorities straight. Soldiers first, always. As we both know, there is a type of officer who would worry about this accident's effect on their career first or worry about the equipment first or the public perception first. It appears that your command does not tolerate such behavior from leadership and I think every soldier can appreciate that.
This is a professional and clear briefing for the public... the language is simple, the talking points are clear, filled with facts, and the key point is repeated twice: this is the number of soldiers injured, they are receiving professional care, all the mounts have been recovered and are likewise receiving care. EXCELLENT work, sir.
A sincere and respectful tip of the Stetson from a distant cousin from across the pond.
Hey Bubba did you know that more Americans have been killed BY Americans in AMERICA than ALL the Americans killed in ALL the foreign wars combined that Americans have fought in,mainly thanks to the second amendment...😅😅😅
Thank you 'distant cousin from across the Pond' for your wonderful response.
Hey Bubba did you know that more Americans have been killed BY Americans in AMERICA than ALL the Americans killed in ALL the foreign wars combined that Americans have fought in,mainly thanks to the second amendment .... ...
@@jillosler9353 Well, ma'am, I'm pretty 'distant'. US West Coast.
@@carlhicksjr8401 Yes, "distant" - but we can all have affection and respect for our "cousins" in the United Kingdom. I agree that this officer was mature and professional and represented the military very well.
Hope all the soldiers and horses recovery, respect to all our service men and women and horses.
And dogs.
Cats?
Of course, especially Larry!@@Michael-fj5sh
That was so lovely for the Military to give their time to give a up date on all concerned hope the soldiers, public who were injured and of course those beautiful horses make a quick recovery.
Good clear honest apology and explanation given without excuses or misinformation. The British Army is the single national organisation left that I actually trust and respect.
Please give these horse's a kiss from all in the UK, and a speedy recovery to the soldiers in hospital, xxxxxxxxxxx
🤣
From those of us in the US too please!
@@garfield2439 Yes ❤
From your friends across the pond, too🇺🇸❤🇬🇧
Maybe horses do not understand kisses, but they DO understand a good currying, oats (for working horses) and a dry, safe place to rest.
Thank you for providing such respect to not only the people involved but the horses
Very unfortunate but glad there was no life lost. Wishing both the soldiers and the horses the speediest recovery.
Awwwwwww. Same.
Wishing both the soldiers and the horses a speedy recovery, good to hear no injuries where life threatening.
My heart goes out to the grooms looking after their set horses everyday. As a groom myself, i understand how upsetting this must be for them and their poor horses. wishing everyone affected and injuries a speedy recovery from what was such a scary incident
The grooms are the soldiers who ride them I think
Correct. Each new soldier is given a horse, and it is their responsibility to look after the general day to day care and welfare of their horse.
What grooms? What set horses?
WTF are you talking about?
@@marcografvonpartagasNo.
I agree. That poor white horse with the injured chest is probably going to not like being groomed there for a long time. How upsetting for everyone. And to see the horses careening off like that not knowing what would happen to them, it must have been awful for everyone.
Thank you for the update. Prayers for soldiers and horses for their complete and speedy recovery.
So glad to hear the horse's are having vet treatment now.Hope the humans are doing good now wishing all a speedy recovery.
Thanks for the very professional update. Glad to hear all the riders and horses are okay. Very scary situation.
Good to see a successful rescuing of this situation on all counts.
Wishing all horses and troopers a speedy recovery
No mention of the man with rucksack who calmly walked over to the black horse and rescued it so I say to him thankyou ❤
Members of the public were also thanks - and well done to that man for rescuing the black horse.
Yes !! An empath
He's just thanked everyone that helped !
Where was this?
He thanked EVERYONE who helped and being a professional soldier mentioned NO NAMES; that includes the riders, the public, and the horses which is what he said.
This is not your fault, it was the builders and their lack of health and safety, regulations and procedures. The police need to be in contact with this company as soon as possible.
I totally agree they need to be investigated further
I think maybe you should have a cup of tea and cool your cockles me old mate.
The builders they need stop being antisocial
That is an assumption re lack of health and safety , no matter the planning incidents happen , I am sure this will be investigated in an unbiased manner
I wouldn’t write off negligence on both ends - if you have horses , you need to control such activities around.
Refreshingly straightforward, informative and direct. Well done!
Sending best wishes to the humans AND horses involved. Thank you for the update.
Thank you for the update! 👍🏻
I wish the horses and soldiers a speedy recovery!
Thank you for the update, please still keep us updated on the recovery of the horses, anyone that works with animals understands how traumatic a bad experience is and I wish for a speedy recovery for the injured humans and the horses.
Thank you for your professional response to what could have been an awful outcome for your soldiers and your horses.
Thank you for the update about horses and their riders . It was distressing for all of them and i hope they all make a speedy recovery . I hope that people will be considerate about making loud noise around horses where possible.
So sorry for all involved. I’m glad that everyone is recovering and that the horses have been found and able to get the help they need.
Thank you for the update.
No agenda, no political bias, no insinuation.
Just a factual documentation of what happened and thanks.
Nothing ever pleases you BNP people.
I don’t buy it pall
@@martinnorris2262and what insights do you have as to the horses?
@@martinnorris2262What don't you buy pal? You state you are in the construction business and dropping things from a great height contravenes the Health and Safety Rules - so are you insinuating that part didn't happen? Or don't you believe a soldier who works with horses - and has seen active service since 2005???
HE IS NOT AMERICAN ....
Thanks for the update. So pleased both human and horses all receiving attention. Bless you all . ❤
Horses are enslaved again :(
@@sophiemallows5928 so your never had a pet…..Enslaved what bollocks
@@maria-lq8xd no inconsistency here. I think it’s wrong to have non domesticated animals as pets, unless they are rescue ones. I think as wild animals, given the choice, these horses would rather be free. I’m not sure what they are used for ? Pomp and ceremony? Does it serve a purpose to keep them?
Actually, you would find that a lot of these horses would pine for nice conditions in stables and the attention they get rather than endure bad weather in the wild. Look at the condition some of these wild horses are in by springtime.Horses have been domesticated for a very long time even if they act on instinct from the wild.@@sophiemallows5928
Thank you for the update. Glad to hear everyone is ok.
Thank god the soldiers and the horses are ok
Massive hugs to you all guards and horses, from Christchurch New Zealand. Ty for your service 💂 🐎 ✨️ 🤗 💖
I'm glad the soldiers and horses are ok. I would like to think that it was terrible bad luck that the materials fell when they did.
Stupidity./unthinking "developer?) If it is on a frequent exercise route - isn't the" quiet street" part of the properties value?
Cowboy builders v Military Horsemen
That's the reason they Carey them out so they can get use to the noise etc....thank God it wasn't during a parade
@@semoneg2826 london city walks posted another incident.
The horses were unsettled today.
Sensitive creatures these beautiful horses. A lot of tension in london that only they can smell/sense.
Uniformed Horsemen/women & there horses deserve respect.
They aren't tourist props.
Respect.
Seemed a bit dodgy on the timing.
Builders have no consideration for others, and will make no attempt to reduce the noise they make.
As someone who's family ride on horseback, I'm so glad the horses and soldiers are getting such wonderful care. Poor startled horses.
Eloquent & concise 😊 Please give an update on the status of horses. 🤞
Thank you for a update.
Wishing Soldiers and horses speedy recovery.
Especially glad to hear about the horses, we as people choose to be in the military or police force horses (and dogs too) do not. Thanks for the update, hopes of recovery to all involved
Take a long hard look at yourself jpc. Through no fault of their own three fellow humans have been injured. Being in the army by choice or not has nothing to do with it. Go back to your room.
Thank you for the update, and I wish a speedy recovery of the horses and human involved
Our Armed Services do a fantastic Job daily...wishing the Soldiers and Horses a speedy recovery. And please when around horses be careful not to suddenly frighten them with loud noises.
Also the incessant, various flags waving, tour guides lack of control + required respect, and loud excitable silly, high pitched noisey nonsense!!
PLUS the usual repetitive "STRANGE GAWPING & MOCKING" done by those Hasidic Jewish Men with their curls and beards etc
They most definitely need stricter Police controlling.
Thank you for the update. Hopefully everyone, soldiers and horses recover quickly and soundly 🇨🇦
Very best wishes for all to recover soon.
Nicely said, well done MOD for being open and transparent about the incident and responding to the public so quickly with this message. Full credit.
Excellent report. Extremely professional, as always.
Thank you for the update. And a speedy recovery to the soldiers and horses xxx ❤
Accidents happen, the timely update as to the background to this awful event is much appreciated.
well said
Working in industry would teach you that accidents don't 'happen' but are caused. There's almost invariably a reason if you look carefully enough.
@@ourfarmhouseinspain
True
@@ourfarmhouseinspain Accidents can be caused by natural events, resulting in the cause being.... life. You are thinking about industry only, not life in general. Risk is everywhere, deal with it
@@dom3581 There's almost invariably a traceable cause for any accident, even if involuntary, blameless or natural. The repetition of the phrase ' accidents happen ' is far too widely invoked - not just in industry - to excuse thoughtlessness or simple carelessness, most usually around the home looking at hospital admission statistics.
Thank you, sir, for the up-to-date brief. I would like to have a talk on that building site. They have not said one word or indeed apologise for the damage & upset they have done.
I am glad that all are safe and receiving the required treatment. Best wishes in particular to the injured service personnel as this shows some of the dangers of the job they do every day.
That's so awful for everyone involved. Thank God no lives were lost. Thank you, Sir for the update. Prayers for a speedy recovery for the soldiers & horses.
Best wishes to all concerned especially the beautiful grey
I think it looked worse than it was because horses when they have a cut do tend to bleed quite profusely.
Professional delivery addressing the situation that transpired, well done and best wishes for full and speedy recovery off the injured personnel and horses…..
Thank you for update, so very glad all calvary soldiers are ok and the horse's are getting veterinary care, it was so very upsetting to see, take care.
Thanks for the update.
Anyone going to have a word to the crew at the construction site about the list of top 10 things not to do next to a horse in public for next time?
I would suggest they stay well clear of Guardsmen for the foreseeable future
They shouldn't act any differently around the horses than they would at any other time. Animals undergoing socialization that are deemed fit enough to be introduced to the field need to gain experience around the natural sights and sounds of the area that they will be expected to patrol.
I train working K9s and horses in military and private sector applications, and I would be a bit miffed if everyone treated my animals with kid gloves when they are learning.
It is the handlers' responsibility to keep the animals under threshold, not the people around them. This is not the fault of the construction workers.
@@Nylak-Otteroh come on, we both know they probably violated some noise or OSHA regulation. There is normal construction work and then there is by the book. Ain’t nobody making a fuss about cutting some corners until something happens, well … something happened.
Thank goodness everyone is being cared for, praying that there are no long term consequences for anybody- human or horse❤🙏
So long as the soldiers and horses plus everyone else is OK and safe that's the important part
Thank you for the update and letting us know that the soldiers and horses are all receiving medical care by hospital staff and vets wishing them all a speedy recovery.🙏🙏🐎🐎👍👍
… And that all received the vax like you surely, buying whatever the establishment and royaulty tell you ,ever docile lambs . poor souls …no hope,. Let’s just hope that the poor horses are fine, because according to some people on videos chats, they re not quite treated properly by the army,,?!
The images of the bloody horses running down the street is horrifying.
Important to remember a horse carries 50 odd litres of blood on average, even a superficial injury can look a lot to our eyes.
@@samjl4 Exactly. Just ah half a cup water can make a large patch.
Do you often get horrified so easily?
Life's a little rougher than that!
if Tarantino directed Lloyd's TSB ad's 🤐
@@Capitalisst Some people are "easily" (judgment, yah) horrified than others. Best not to shame them for it.
Thank you so much for this update I have been so worried about the troopers and the horses, watching them as often as I do at Horse Guards I have grown very fond of many of the horses and guards. I even know some of the horses by name, so as you can imagine I am hoping and praying that non of them have serious life threatening injuries and of course the same goes for the injured troopers. Having worked with horses myself I know how you grow to love them and I know your horses are treated extremely well and I am sure loved as well. Praying and sending love to all concerned💖
So glad all appears well! Hope the white horse is OK considering that was the main horse going around the internet - he looked pretty badly injured!
I believe Vida is back at Hyde Park
Grey horse. No such thing as a White horse FYI.
I am glad the horses and your soldiers are doing well ❤🩵❤ Thank you for your service 🙏
Bless you all and especially those beautiful horses! Please do give an update on their recovery! ❤
One has to hope the dropping of construction materials was not a deliberate act. Being a rider and driver of horses I am aware that some people deliberately try to frighten horses because they think it's funny. A ridiculous, and incredibly dangerous mind-set, for rider and horse, but sadly it's all too common. Note I am not suggesting that this is the case here - we shall no doubt never know - but I sincerely hope it wasn't.
My thoughts too.
Seems it was concrete that fell off an elevator/lift, so thankfully, really unlikely to be deliberate. Just a horrible accident.
Yes sadly that's what I've found too.
This was a health and safety issue!! Construction workers should be trained in health and safety but clearly this hasn't happened in this situation. Concrete falling from height! It's enough that injuries have been incurred from just the noise of it but what if said concrete had actually landed on top them?
😮 A public inquiry is needed as to how this happened and the Army plus anyone else affected by the incident should be suing the construction company 💯💯
Most likely they weren’t aware of the horses, I think🙂
Our thoughts will be with your soldiers and horses as they recover from this difficult time. Regards.
Glad to hear that the soldiers are ok and the horses are receiving care.
Thank you for your update
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Thank you for your update. I’m wishing well to all that were injured and I know that your horses will get the best vet care to help them towards a speedy recovery.
Funny how guys like him are typically just really sound and level, their generally the best of their class, interestingly so where a lot of upper classes are scoundrels, bet he's a very ernest good fella, very genuine, very respectful, very well molded.
Very true, my dad’s a scoundrel and he wasn’t in the army. Lazy git.
Netherlands 🇳🇱 What a Blessing to hear this update, it kept me thinking about it all the time. Now I know that these beautiful creatures are okay and their so dedicated Guards are going to be allright gives my mind the rest I was seeking for all the time after the incident. So happy I found this video update❤thank you , Blessings for the Guards and their cavalry 🙏 love from a Dutch animal-lover
That myst have been almost like a bomb going off- stuff dropped from a great height into a skip or whatever-
Horses in panic just don't ''think'' they are deaf too all rein aids, and the voice, too.
Hope all horses and riders make a good recovery.
Thank you so much for the update sir. I’m glad that all seems to be recoverable. Thanks for your service to our country 🇬🇧🏴
I don't think they were "rampaging" they were running scared. Rampaging means intentionally causing damage. Wrong word.
Sorry for the unfortunate occurance and the injuries that resulted. Hope everyone fully recovers. Thanks for the update. It was upsetting to see the horses so panicked and hurt. Thanks again for the update on everyone. Alabama, USA
Not quite enough of an update on the outlook for the horses, I hope they release that information soon.
They're all going to be court-martialled for insubordination.
@@PapaBurgandy111 😂 very amusing PapaBurgandy111 but I did mean their welfare, especially as one of the horses was shown injured and bleeding in the footage released today.
Why do you believe you need to be informed of every detail.
Take a seat.
Thank you for keeping us informed. I wish you all well.
Something wrong with builders who would drop rubble from a height right next to horses. I hope they (the horses) are ok, especially the white one, he had a bad cut somewhere. Glad the riders are ok too.
What are you babbling
Very sorry to hear of the injuries to both horses and riders . Good to hear all are well taken care of . Much love and many gentle hugs from BC Canada .
Those builders/construction workers need a serious talking to.
Great information and thank you for updating us. I'm so glad all involved are recovering.
This is a shock simply since for 60 years I cannot remember this happening like this before. It shows that noise pollution can have terrible effects on us all. Wishing a speedy recovery to Horses, the Men and anyone else injured. God Save the King.
So relieved to hear all are doing well. Thank you for the update.
I heard some horses were caputured at The Highway whichis to the east of Tower Bridge. That's a long way from Belgravia where it apparently started.
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@@eileenmcdonald1599 And what?
Thank you …my thoughts and prayers are with the injured officers as well as their horses. I pray that they will be back at it soon. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
this just shows how construction works and loud noises are debilitating to our senses and well being
The horses are so beautiful and need to be seen in London. Wishing the people and horses a speedy recovery.
PLease update us on the condition of the horses especially the two that were hit and cut up and seriously injured - please don't pts even if they cannot work again..as they will be traumatised - but deserve to be cared for anyway.. Also hope the soldiers are all good and will be there for the people when needed! the way the people were there for them and their horses! !!
If they cant work again they will go to the Horse Trust in Buckinghamshire. Check it out, loads of pics and details of the residents. I think all horses except for one are back at Hyde Park that includes Vida the Grey. The other one is in Hospital.
Of course ALL will have PTSD ... We literally watched a "War Zone" reaction, and the horses running in FEAR FOR THEIR LIVES !! I do fear the shock suffered by ALL ... Guards and Horses, will take a long time to recover from ... sad to say.
Thank God both our service men/women and horses are ok after treatment thank you to all that helped and showed concern and compassion . 🙏🏻🇬🇧👏👏👏👏👏👏
I'm so pleased well done and I hope the construction crews had a good talking to .Dropping things from a heighth without looking is never good !!!
It may have been accidental.
These horses have got to be trained to deal with loud noises anyway.
so glad to hear all involved are healing. thank you.
I just hope the poor horses are all ok especially the bloodstained grey
Nobody cares that much
thank you for letting people know that the horse's and the soldiers are doing fine 💞💞💞💞
I presume someone has spoken to the construction workers who dropped building materials from a great height. That doesn't sound like something that should be done, especially when soldiers on horses are going past.