@@alexs6770"But it's what they do." Is a boring excuse. You don't run up to any unknown animal that's twice the size of you just because it's "what you do."
That horse is exhausted. His head is down. He's snapping at people. It was only a matter of time. People lose their brains when they go on vacation. Pay attention, he's not an amusement park ride.
I don't feel sorry for her one bit. She saw the horse nipping at tourist after tourist after tourist and went and stood too close anyway. Maybe she can't read the sign in English but she saw what was happening.
4:50 on her right arm, but it’s totally her own fault, running in, no clue of the horse, she didn’t even look at the horse, which was giving numerous warnings the entire time.
@@DogfacedblokeI doubt it or she’d have been screaming much louder than that; she’ll probably just have a nasty bruise. Probably fainted from a combination of pain and shock; it must be pretty frightening to be bitten by a huge animal, but she’ll live to tell the tale.
They should add that to the warning signs on the walls, "we are not responsible for any injuries incurred due to your stupidity.," not that it would make much difference I suspect.
@@cantbendkneeyour mobile phone translates it in their language & an unknown to you animal is unpredictable.. ( my cat of 10 yrs. is unpredictable too ) all animals are .. don’t try them otherwise face the consequences
I will never understand adults need to go and be in the picture making a V sign , knowing that the horse is bitey. Why not just take a photo of the horse ? Kids , I get , want to be in the photo , but if your scared , as most of them seem to be , stay away .
The poor horse was clearly letting everyone know not to go near him. If you ignore what the animal is saying then it’s your own fault. Would you keep trying to stroke a dog if it was growling and showing its teeth? Serves you right if you get hurt same as serves these tourists right. There is a big warning notice.
It's absolutely a disgrace that these tourists are even allowed to get that close. Treat these guys with respect, they are not there for your photo op! I say this as a non-Brit.
One after one, they see that the horse is annoyed and tries to bite everone that comes close, but none of them seem to realise that he isn't a bloody my little pony. It was bound to happen at some point. I was impressed that the horse almost lifted her into the air though! 😮
She the horse was having a go at everyone why did she run up to the horse and then cry because she was biting just read the words in back and white the horse can bite ❤
I like this rider. He gives the horse lots of rein to do what he wants. So many keep a short rein and pressure on the bit. This guard just let the horse 'assert his boundaries' . No pulling him back or yanking to prevent biting. Wonderful to see. I am wondering if anyone got a good look at the bite?
@cynn3367 I never saw anything. No blood or bite mark. I think she wanted attention and might have thought there was monetary compensation. Only compensation she should get would be from the other bystanders tossing a coin or two her way for the histronics.
She was right behind the others who were nipped at, running up to the visible sign that says, "horse may bite". This particular culture will never learn, so don't expect compensation.
I'm not defending the woman, she frightened the horse with her sudden movement and by being too close. BUT, could you read a sign saying horses may bite in Mandarin? Probably not, but the bitten woman probably could. Weather she would take any notice of it of course, is something else.
@@cliffwheeler7357 That sign would have to be written in a hundred different languages, never mind Mandarin, and would still be ignored. It's all about getting that precious photo
I had horses from the time I was a baby, bit, kicked thrown off,stepped on many times. Split my head wide open at 9yo getting thrown with my foot stuck in the stirrup, flipped upside down and hit the steel post on the diesel tank with my head, I barely cried.
The horse was obviously not happy with people getting close or petting it. They all laughed the horse's warnings off until one of them got actually bit. Like if a horse has its ears that pinned back when they see you they don't really wanna see you just back off
She was standing right there watching the horse try to bite everyone else, but she still rushed up for her photo. Guess she won't do that again! As for her follow-up drama, every horse owner will be rolling their eyes. They've all been there, had those bites. That said, the feeling faint is probably real, not an act. That can happen a few minutes after a shock like that, and for her, it was a shock. It happened to me once after I managed to slice part of my fingertip off. It was a shock, but I thought I was "okay", set about dealing with it, then suddenly slid down to the floor. Surprised the heck out of me. Yep, Buska, you are going straight to hell for laughing. You'll have to get in line, though.
They were all laughing when they were annoying the horse... Now it's all serious, and they act shocked..... Maybe this could be a lesson.... But I doubt it.........
Yes we can feel unwell afterwards, after a shock 😉 it's not necessarily simulation even a few minutes later 🤷🏻♂️the fact remains that it is clearly marked on the sign that the horse can bite.💁🏻♂️
The woman seemed to ramp up the drama when more people came over to see. Slowest faint I’ve ever seen. She stood there, then crouched down and then “fainted” Usually if you feel faint you get no warning. She had time to talk to people and get down close to the ground. Then fainted? I don’t believe it.
The sign clearly says "Horses may kick or bite", and it did attempt to have a nibble at those who went before the bitten tourist. The tourist went full compo mode. I notice none of her entourage called for assistance.
What is it with this particular group of people who keep running up to the horses like they are excited toddlers desperate for a photo? They need to be told to calm down
These look like Chinese lot..i’ve noticed Japanese doing the same & approaching the horse with an open umbrella.. the horse did all sorts to dodge the umbrella ends not going in his eyes
I had this happen when my dog was a puppy. We live in a tourist city. I have an English Springer Spaniel. Very excited and hyper dogs, especially when they are puppies. She was in her land shark phase and getting used to going out for walks. Purposely walked her to the cathedral and castle, to get her used to crowds. A couple of Japanese girls ran up to us, phones out, giggling very loudly, attempting to take a selfie with my puppy. Then they got too close and my puppy got hold of her scarf. I didn't apologise, because they didn't even ask me if they could take a photo of my puppy. I got the scarf off her and gave it back. But she was looking upset by it. I just shrugged and said, she is a Springer spaniel puppy. 😂
The horse is a biter and still they go in close.....so serves her right. All the other tourists couldn't give a stuff as long as they get their photo op!
Women don't understand it unless the words 'literally' or 'like' are mentioned about 50 times. It should have read 'like literally don't like approach the literal horse, he might literally like bite or like kick.. lliterally
In fairness, they were all running up towards the horse in quick succession which probably spooked the animal. Plus there’s signs which are obviously ignored. It’s her own fault.
Common Sense is lacking..if you want to go up to a strange horse when it has Clearly indicated it doesn't want to be touched or have close contact - you get what's coming..you don't need signs in different languages you need Common Sense.
That was one of the best (or worse depending on your view point) bites I've seen. These are working horses, they are not seaside donkeys, leave the animals alone and respect their working space.
Serves her right such a rude person with absolutely no sense of right and wrong. Barging in there like she owns the world the horse was right to tell her to get lost.
A horse is not an object or a prop. Acknowledge him as living, sensitive being. Ask his permission to approach by lowering your head slightly. If he is receptive he will lower his head and/ or his ears will be forward. If his ears are back and/ or if he raises his head, stay away.
@@0010-n8q It's not just about reading the signs. It's about treating him with respect, that he has feelings and he gets to say who touches him and who doesn't.
maybe now tourists will give the guard and horse respect and give them their space which they deserve, and not treat them like a petting zoo, doubt it though
Silly woman asked for it, even if she was unable to understand the sign. It's clear to see that poor horse was not happy & already tried to warn off her friends before her that thought it was a big joke. By the time it came to her, horse needed to show he was serious & just had enough! Honestly some people are rather dense 🙄
This woman saw the horse trying to bite other tourists and she still ran up to it. That’s a very painful lesson to learn to respect other people or animals boundaries.
Guard remains unperturbed. Rightly so. In the moments up to the bite you could almost see him counting down. Anyone with half a braincell and knowing the difference between a poodle and a horse could see this coming. Of course, as a tourist it is nice to have your picture taken there. I've done it myself when I was in London. But if you see that the horse and/or the guard is annoyed: stay clear. It's not that difficult.
She’s probably a tourist from China being a drama queen. Sometimes, Chinese people might act like they're badly hurt after a small push to make it seem like all is your fault and gain an advantage, possibly filing a complaint for money. She was not badly hurt. It was her trick to sue the authorities for compensation.
These people do it for fun and attention poking and touching look at me I'm special (an idiot).you guys don't know what it's like to really get bite I do . I worked with horses since the 1970s. That's all put on please. It hurts for a while you Shake it off.
Most of the tourists will stand back and watch the mood of the horse first before rushing in. Some foolish one's do not!! The horse's are beautiful and some need their space.
If you watch the horse, it was warning everyone in that group and not one of them noticed. She was just the unlucky one who got the brunt of the horses annoyance at being approached that way, show them respect, walk slowly and don't try to touch them! It really is that simple!
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Stop running up to the horse for goodness sake ! Read the signs !
It's part of their culture they run It's what most of them do. Probably not the youngest generation. But it's what they do.
And especially don't run up on a horse,large than you, that's already acting bitey.
@@alexs6770"But it's what they do." Is a boring excuse. You don't run up to any unknown animal that's twice the size of you just because it's "what you do."
Maybe they don't read English. Maybe a picture illustration will do the trick.
@@dobstaable it's a God damn horse with a man sat with a sword! If y'all need an illustration then y'all shouldn't be here
That poor horse couldn't have made itself any clearer-- nipping, ears pinned, exasperated at the foolishness!
The horse is clearly telling them to get lost, and yet ……… 🙄 ………bite on horses, bite on.
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Yess and they ignore it 😂
No kidding people, horses' ears back means get the fk away! Visitors should educate themselves before visiting.
The horse was sending a clear message the two women before her were nearly bitten but she ignored it.
That horse is exhausted. His head is down. He's snapping at people. It was only a matter of time. People lose their brains when they go on vacation. Pay attention, he's not an amusement park ride.
The horse warned several times before! But it was her who ignored it and rushed to horse!
The horse gave multiple warnings, some failed to listen to them. 💛🐎😊
I have zero sympathy … ZERO
It's not good for the teeth 😢. Ooooh you mean for her... Yeah me neither.
Is that because you're a wolf?
@@cantbendkneeyou’re the wolf here!
You hate horses?
She's got no one to blame but herself for that.
Agreed!
@@Foxbody93 Very true.
They should put the warning in different languages.
@@cantbendknee you realize the tourist don’t read the signs whether is in their language or not!
@@cantbendknee They kept running up to him giving the Asian 2 finger sign. He had enough.
The lack of respect is palpable, these tourists have the mindset for a petting zoo.
I don't feel sorry for her one bit. She saw the horse nipping at tourist after tourist after tourist and went and stood too close anyway. Maybe she can't read the sign in English but she saw what was happening.
Totally her own fault she shouldn’t have run up to the horse. She’s milking it for what ? No compensation lady,you were warned ! 🙄😡
That's right. She's totally faking thinking she can sue. Too many warning signs. 😂😂
She has been to the markle school of acting !!!!😅
@@auntieWarr 🤣🤣
This horse is spicy and takes zero prisoners, don’t get so close
Exactly!
This ones famous for it. He's called ormonde
Call a drama coach … she needs a refund.
🤣🤣 true!
@@JamieTheSassenachLasscompletely agree 👍🏻
I don't think so. A horse's bite is around 3 times stronger than a pit bull's. She's probably broken her arm.
Hey we got a badass over here.
@@adrenalinejunkie3828 Yep, pretty much what I said.
Massive bite...where? If she fainted its most likely embarrassment for her foolishness.
4:50 on her right arm, but it’s totally her own fault, running in, no clue of the horse, she didn’t even look at the horse, which was giving numerous warnings the entire time.
It's likely broken her arm. A horse has a very, very strong bite (about 3x that of a pit bull).
@@DogfacedblokeI doubt it or she’d have been screaming much louder than that; she’ll probably just have a nasty bruise. Probably fainted from a combination of pain and shock; it must be pretty frightening to be bitten by a huge animal, but she’ll live to tell the tale.
@Dogfacedbloke There's a sign right there...telling everyone that "Horses Bite"
@@jacpat5372 And?
Ignore the warning signs at your peril.
They should add that to the warning signs on the walls, "we are not responsible for any injuries incurred due to your stupidity.," not that it would make much difference I suspect.
They need to put it in other languages not just English.
@@cantbendkneethat is a stupid idea
@@wendypetersen7529that warning on the board literally means “ you’ve been warned “ .. & the rest goes without saying
@@cantbendkneeyour mobile phone translates it in their language & an unknown to you animal is unpredictable.. ( my cat of 10 yrs. is unpredictable too ) all animals are .. don’t try them otherwise face the consequences
I will never understand adults need to go and be in the picture making a V sign , knowing that the horse is bitey. Why not just take a photo of the horse ? Kids , I get , want to be in the photo , but if your scared , as most of them seem to be , stay away .
I don’t understand thst either.
It's an Asian Thing
It's not a V, it's the universal sign for peace.
@@sophielynn636 yes I think we all know that , it’s not something I would do as an adult.
Ego. They're not interested in the horse at all, they're just interested in self-promotion.
The poor horse was clearly letting everyone know not to go near him. If you ignore what the animal is saying then it’s your own fault. Would you keep trying to stroke a dog if it was growling and showing its teeth? Serves you right if you get hurt same as serves these tourists right. There is a big warning notice.
Hear hear.......
Exactly!!!!
It's absolutely a disgrace that these tourists are even allowed to get that close. Treat these guys with respect, they are not there for your photo op! I say this as a non-Brit.
Too much money coming in by this tourist attraction..
"Oh my God, is the Horse ok"?
Deveriam levar ao veterinário para saber se ele foi contaminado pela ignorância e desrespeito desses seres.
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Why wouldn't he be? He just had his afternoon snack
@@shaz2761 A chinese wing.
That was my worry, the poor horse!
One after one, they see that the horse is annoyed and tries to bite everone that comes close, but none of them seem to realise that he isn't a bloody my little pony. It was bound to happen at some point.
I was impressed that the horse almost lifted her into the air though! 😮
She the horse was having a go at everyone why did she run up to the horse and then cry because she was biting just read the words in back and white the horse can bite ❤
She wanted more attention, than the horse, hence her amazing performance!
The guard doesn’t need to say anything this wonderful magnificent horse will get them straight❤
I like this rider. He gives the horse lots of rein to do what he wants. So many keep a short rein and pressure on the bit. This guard just let the horse 'assert his boundaries' . No pulling him back or yanking to prevent biting. Wonderful to see.
I am wondering if anyone got a good look at the bite?
@cynn3367 I never saw anything. No blood or bite mark. I think she wanted attention and might have thought there was monetary compensation. Only compensation she should get would be from the other bystanders tossing a coin or two her way for the histronics.
Such an intelligent horse!
She was right behind the others who were nipped at, running up to the visible sign that says, "horse may bite". This particular culture will never learn, so don't expect compensation.
I'm not defending the woman, she frightened the horse with her sudden movement and by being too close. BUT, could you read a sign saying horses may bite in Mandarin? Probably not, but the bitten woman probably could. Weather she would take any notice of it of course, is something else.
@@cliffwheeler7357 That sign would have to be written in a hundred different languages, never mind Mandarin, and would still be ignored. It's all about getting that precious photo
@@joyceroberts3886 Would she run up to a big dog as quickly.....doubt it!
I had horses from the time I was a baby, bit, kicked thrown off,stepped on many times. Split my head wide open at 9yo getting thrown with my foot stuck in the stirrup, flipped upside down and hit the steel post on the diesel tank with my head, I barely cried.
@@gemqueen1866 Not a chance
She moved too quickly up to the side of the horse, took it by suprise.
Yup she actually ran up to him full speed.
Exactly
The horse was obviously not happy with people getting close or petting it.
They all laughed the horse's warnings off until one of them got actually bit.
Like if a horse has its ears that pinned back when they see you they don't really wanna see you just back off
Don’t Blame The Horse….The Signs Are Big Enough Telling You Horse May Kick And Bite
The horse has already given out plenty of warnings!
Bliddy hell, talk about a drama queen practicing for her Oscar 🤣🤣🤣
She was standing right there watching the horse try to bite everyone else, but she still rushed up for her photo. Guess she won't do that again! As for her follow-up drama, every horse owner will be rolling their eyes. They've all been there, had those bites. That said, the feeling faint is probably real, not an act. That can happen a few minutes after a shock like that, and for her, it was a shock. It happened to me once after I managed to slice part of my fingertip off. It was a shock, but I thought I was "okay", set about dealing with it, then suddenly slid down to the floor. Surprised the heck out of me.
Yep, Buska, you are going straight to hell for laughing. You'll have to get in line, though.
😂....but seriously, I also believe it's fainting from the shock of being bitten rather than the injury itself.
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They were all laughing when they were annoying the horse...
Now it's all serious, and they act shocked.....
Maybe this could be a lesson....
But I doubt it.........
I am on the side of the horse.
Yes we can feel unwell afterwards, after a shock 😉 it's not necessarily simulation even a few minutes later 🤷🏻♂️the fact remains that it is clearly marked on the sign that the horse can bite.💁🏻♂️
Not the horse's fault 100%
Yes it was. The horse was clearly a misogynistic horse supremisist
The woman seemed to ramp up the drama when more people came over to see. Slowest faint I’ve ever seen. She stood there, then crouched down and then “fainted” Usually if you feel faint you get no warning. She had time to talk to people and get down close to the ground. Then fainted? I don’t believe it.
The sign clearly says "Horses may kick or bite", and it did attempt to have a nibble at those who went before the bitten tourist. The tourist went full compo mode. I notice none of her entourage called for assistance.
She was clearly from a country where English isn't the first language. Sheesh.
@@cantbendkneeStop defending them!!!
@@cantbendkneeshe has common sense in her language.. “ animals are not to be trusted “ they are unpredictable
@@m3gan7737they know their trainers & riders .. others to animals are a threat .. he’s only protecting himself
@cantbendknee No, but they have cell phones and can utilize Google translate. Sheesh.
That horse was getting annoyed!! She was only "Nipped"😅😅😅😅😅
I see what you did........🤣🤣🤣🤣
What is it with this particular group of people who keep running up to the horses like they are excited toddlers desperate for a photo? They need to be told to calm down
These look like Chinese lot..i’ve noticed Japanese doing the same & approaching the horse with an open umbrella.. the horse did all sorts to dodge the umbrella ends not going in his eyes
And why the peace ✌️ constantly?
I had this happen when my dog was a puppy. We live in a tourist city. I have an English Springer Spaniel. Very excited and hyper dogs, especially when they are puppies. She was in her land shark phase and getting used to going out for walks. Purposely walked her to the cathedral and castle, to get her used to crowds. A couple of Japanese girls ran up to us, phones out, giggling very loudly, attempting to take a selfie with my puppy. Then they got too close and my puppy got hold of her scarf. I didn't apologise, because they didn't even ask me if they could take a photo of my puppy. I got the scarf off her and gave it back. But she was looking upset by it. I just shrugged and said, she is a Springer spaniel puppy. 😂
Or better: being told to leave.
The horse is a biter and still they go in close.....so serves her right. All the other tourists couldn't give a stuff as long as they get their photo op!
Her own fault the signs are plain to see
And not on that board but from the horse also. Ignoring that then whatever happens your to blame yourself
Women don't understand it unless the words 'literally' or 'like' are mentioned about 50 times.
It should have read 'like literally don't like approach the literal horse, he might literally like bite or like kick.. lliterally
The signs are there for a reason please read them.
You get what you deserve when you ignore the warning on the wall...
Same on the roads .. warnings like sharp bend ..near Watford ignore this warning & you’ll end up in the reservoir on the left covered by thick brush
OMG.... the drama
The two fingers must be their IQ
@@psum6537 😂😂😂😂😂
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In fairness, they were all running up towards the horse in quick succession which probably spooked the animal. Plus there’s signs which are obviously ignored. It’s her own fault.
Read the bloody signs !!!!
She was Chinese/Korean/Japanese.
They cant read English.
@@cantbendkneethey have less sense for sure
@@neillambert8713they can read the horse’s sighs like 2 women before her nearly got bitten.. now run up to him
If the signs were in every language and dialect in the world,no one would read them ,because the photo is more important .
Common Sense is lacking..if you want to go up to a strange horse when it has Clearly indicated it doesn't want to be touched or have close contact - you get what's coming..you don't need signs in different languages you need Common Sense.
It is a Horse and not a Great White Shark .
They think it so funny being snapped at but when they get bit it's a whole different story.
That was one of the best (or worse depending on your view point) bites I've seen. These are working horses, they are not seaside donkeys, leave the animals alone and respect their working space.
How do you teach these noble beasts to do that. Keeps the tourists in check. Read the sign.
Serves her right such a rude person with absolutely no sense of right and wrong. Barging in there like she owns the world the horse was right to tell her to get lost.
A horse is not an object or a prop. Acknowledge him as living, sensitive being. Ask his permission to approach by lowering your head slightly. If he is receptive he will lower his head and/ or his ears will be forward. If his ears are back and/ or if he raises his head, stay away.
They don’t have time to read a horse’s sign.. the pic. is too important & they end up running up to him like over excited children
They don’t have time to read a horse’s stay away sign.. they’re just too excited for a pic. opportunity.. not seen a horse before attitude
@@0010-n8q It's not just about reading the signs. It's about treating him with respect, that he has feelings and he gets to say who touches him and who doesn't.
Took her a long time to faint!!! Plenty of warnings were given, the poor horse was probably fed up with all the silly posing and gigging.
Give her the academy award for acting 😂
Wow....can't say they are not warned!!! Wonder what this horse is called? Ormonde the second!!!!
Ormondes daddy! he taught Ormonde well lol! (I'm jk i don't know what the horse is named) lol
We call him “jaws” 😂😂
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@@lorrainebritain5814🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I don't care, and it's all theatrics anyway, hoping to get some type of compensation no doubt.
She wouldn't get any because it's her own fault, she ignored the warning signs.🙄
The horse did exactly what the sign said it would do. Now do you believe the sign? A group of silly people!
No.. they want a pic. with V sign
maybe now tourists will give the guard and horse respect and give them their space which they deserve, and not treat them like a petting zoo,
doubt it though
Too much money coming in as a tourist attraction.
@@Jaded7981an odd bite here & there doesn’t count.. you’re right .. money comes first
@@Jaded7981 There is no charge at Horse Guards, so no money to be made there.
Silly woman asked for it, even if she was unable to understand the sign. It's clear to see that poor horse was not happy & already tried to warn off her friends before her that thought it was a big joke. By the time it came to her, horse needed to show he was serious & just had enough! Honestly some people are rather dense 🙄
I hope the horse is OK.
У Ормонда , наконец то,появились ученики.Класс!
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Horse wanted a Chinese takeaway.
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Smelled chop suey
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This woman saw the horse trying to bite other tourists and she still ran up to it. That’s a very painful lesson to learn to respect other people or animals boundaries.
I think she is dramatic
I would not say dramatic but more a drama queen
Two observations, 1. Don’t feed the horses. 2. Aren’t there a lot of overweight tourists these days.
1.1 at least not with your body parts.
Drama. Her own fault. queen
Don’t they know horses have teeth! I think they want the horse to bite them!
The horses are there for a reason not for everyone’s enjoyment read the signs
Guard remains unperturbed. Rightly so. In the moments up to the bite you could almost see him counting down. Anyone with half a braincell and knowing the difference between a poodle and a horse could see this coming. Of course, as a tourist it is nice to have your picture taken there. I've done it myself when I was in London. But if you see that the horse and/or the guard is annoyed: stay clear. It's not that difficult.
She’s probably a tourist from China being a drama queen. Sometimes, Chinese people might act like they're badly hurt after a small push to make it seem like all is your fault and gain an advantage, possibly filing a complaint for money.
She was not badly hurt. It was her trick to sue the authorities for compensation.
That King’s Guard is so hot 😉 Baffles me how tourists don’t respect these horses or their riders.
even the horse dislike China...😅😅😅
She sees the $$$ signs. Let's faint and pretend to be injured. There are signs that horses may bite but it's your fault
That was the exact thought I had.
Courts in Britain don't give big payoffs. At best, the costs and a couple of thousand above that.
Thank you for shooting this video landscape and not vertical.
That horse had enough. Don’t move too fast around a horse. She was unlucky. x
These people do it for fun and attention poking and touching look at me I'm special (an idiot).you guys don't know what it's like to really get bite I do . I worked with horses since the 1970s. That's all put on please. It hurts for a while you Shake it off.
what do they need to do, use smoke signals to say keep away from the horses because obviously the signs ain’t working
Oh the signs work fine but tourists brains don't LOL
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Love the guys laughing in the background😊
Congratulations on learning that horses are sentient creatures who don't respond well to sudden movements towards them.
Can she not read and she saw what the horse was like with others in her party . Drama Queen
Those damn peace signs
@@shirleypearson8041 Almost always the Asians. Or they hold their hand out like they are presenting the horse. Look so silly.
Team Horse🇺🇸
You’re welcome to Whitehall.. come & visit us someday?.. how about a visit to the horse guards… ?…from London England 🏴
This horse is smarter than most of peoples among him.
Most of the tourists will stand back and watch the mood of the horse first before rushing in. Some foolish one's do not!! The horse's are beautiful and some need their space.
Some get bit...some don't. Horse can sense people's energy.
The rule should be NOT TO TOUCH THE HORSES AT ALL
So she watched all the other tourists nearly getting bitten and still decided to stand near the horse for a photo and was shocked when it bit her.
If you watch the horse, it was warning everyone in that group and not one of them noticed. She was just the unlucky one who got the brunt of the horses annoyance at being approached that way, show them respect, walk slowly and don't try to touch them! It really is that simple!
The horse kept warning everyone.
Learning a valuable lesson. READ THE SIGN 😅😅😅😅
She's an ordinary Chinese. She tries to be a victim even if she makes her own mistakes. They complain about it loudly.
The poor horse is in distress with that bit ...he's very uncomfortable
Am I mean. You have just seen the horse have a go at several other tourists and you go and stand by the horse. The mind boggles it really does.
Cari Turisti leggete il cartello.....la colpa non e' del cavallo! Se volete divertirvi o visitare animali andate allo Zoo!
Horses can sense stupidity, intentions and erractic behavior.
From the bottom of my heart: Thank you Mr. horse.
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😂😂😂 Love it thanks Buska 😊 🙏