Spent 9yrs of my life doing this and was the best years of my life……but makes laugh watching people comment on these videos that no nothing about the cavalry and the horses and I can assure you these horses are probably the best looked after horses in the world they get 24hr care.
Yes, opinions are like...well, I guess you know...must admit, whilst I love horses, did not really know much about them....am now busily trying to make up my lifetime of semi ignorance! Watching something about horses every day,when possible. I expect you miss the Cavalry nowadays... Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏👋🐎👍
1000% @Gary Swift... I had the delight of seeing (& taking my time to really observe) the Royal Mews when my mother & I were there. Absolutely Spotless & the love All of you have for them is palpable! Long Live the Queen...
@@saradastrickman6406 Please don't confuse the Royal Mews with the Household Cavalry. The Royal Mews have the horses which draw the Queen's carriages. They are civilian, although many of the staff are ex-military, because they understand the degree of turnout required.
Depends on what you mean by maintained. If you mean maintained as in dressed up, well maybe although there is some very well kept horses all over the world. When it comes to getting proper exercise or maintaining a close to natural life style they don't really fit those criteria of maintenance or at least not more than many other horses. And when you think about them as living beings and less as a vehicle or accessory the latter aspects should probably be a priority.
JT 00 c The cavalry would say there is only one way to take care of horses and that is either their way or the wrong way! They are indeed well turned out with beautifully cleaned tack and riding gear that s top notch. However, having been around horses of all types and disciplines for some 50 years I would not necessarily agree with your entire sentiment nor with the cavalry!
I saw a slightly different Household Cavalry formation 65 years ago. My family loved it so much we came back the second day and on that day a riderless horse broke out of the rear stables and moved into formation, on-line with the other horses. It caught everyone off guard and they continued not knowing what to do to break up the ceremony. Well someone had to come forward to remove it and the crowd burst into applause for the horse. As a small child this was the best part of my London trip. Broke my heart when I heard about the 1982 IRA bombing in Hyde Park.
I attended classes on the route taken everyday. We also stayed on the same street. I watched d them ride by as often as I could. I was broken hearted when they were struck by terrorists. Such loss of life, both horses and riders.
Love The Household Cavalry and I am an American. The Brit's have such pomp and dignity in their ceremonial duties. A lot of hard work and dedication. Hope to someday see them live.
What a wonderful video! I watched the Queen’s Platinum parade and the horses filled me with great joy. I dont ride, but I do admire those who command and love their horses in the service of the Queen.
Thank you for sharing this interesting and informative video. I don’t think allot of us appreciate and think how Much work and dedication the guards put into their jobs . Especially amazed at how the musicians are able to play their instruments while they ride. They are all Such beautiful well trained horses.
Proud of all the hard work in front and behind the scenes. Resplendent in their formal attire. God save the king God save Great Britain and all its patriots . 🙏🏻🏴👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
Much respect to those servicemembers that partake in ceremonial units. It takes a lot of patience and dedication. I never liked doing ceremonial detail. I like getting my hands dirty. You need to establish a secure perimeter, dig some foxholes, stand sentry watch to look out for enemy combatants; I'm your guy.
It's very expensive to maintain this, but everyone wants to see the changing of the guard. No doubt it makes the country billions in tourist money. Honouring the Queen has excellent side benefits for the country.
BRILLIANT! THANK YOU! These are working "ROYAL" horses who deserve just as much pampering as do their human counterparts for duty & service. "Hip, Hip, Hooray" to their servants and mounts. Cheers!🍻💋
Just now saw this. I just wish tourist would respect them when their at there post. Stop pulling on the reins and touching the guards and horses. Stop making fun of them when they shout at them. You all are awsome.
The Jubilee was brilliant loved every bit of it. It was so popular here in Australia they replayed the concert 3 times on tv over a week. Can someone tell me please why your horses toss their heads so much. When I was in pony club and mustering cattle many moons ago I don't remember our horses doing it quite so much.
I love this so much, having watched many times the changing of the Life Guides and Royals and Blues at horse guards, it was lovely to see how well looked after the horses are and what goes on to getting the horses and the men ready for duty it is fantastic the hours they keep so that the horses are as shiny as their bridles saddles and so much more. I have always noticed how shiny the horses coats are and the troopers uniforms. Also it is lovely to know the horses names and be able to identify them from their markings. I recently watched the preparations for the Queen Elizabeth cup and the judging in that dreadful weather. You might guess that I am a horse lover and having worked with them myself I understand the loving care they get here. Watching again tomorrow I will know exactly what has been done to get them to their place of work. Thanks.
I have come to love + appreciate these magnificent horses through watching London City Walks with John’s wealth of knowledge. The prep + judging for the Elizabeth Cup was indeed impressive
These horse's are the best looked after horses ever, 24/7 care vet's on call 24/7, nobody does it better than the British army guy's and girl's your the best
It’s so fascinating no matter the types of work or how odd that could be the military is so good at what they do and big kudos to Britain for such excellent care for their working animals even post retirement.
They are Irish Draught/thoroughbred horses I believe. One of the biggest horses is called Overlord. There is a pretty mare with a speckled face called Pagan. Nippy Ormonde who dislikes everyone. Proud elegant Indigo. And there are the Drum horses who are I think Shire horses - the newest one is called Juno.
The Queen's favourite I read in TH-cam. The Saskatchewan. I do watch the horse races. And was lucky to be in DUBAI to see Live. Since then I follow these beautiful horses. 2015
The Household Cavalry mounted regiment consisting of a Squadron of Lifeguards and a Squadron of Blues and Royals is based at Hyde Park, the Household Cavalry regiment is based at Bulford, untill recently it was Windsor but the new armoured vehicals were to big for the streets of Windsor.
Don't forget the monkeys, with their hundreds of thousands of butchered bear skins worn for hats in the Wizard of Oz. They guard the dungeon with marching to music too.
The "Windsors" original german-jewish name is Sachse-Gotha-Coburg-Battenberg, until George renamed it in WW2 to sound more British. "Yahwe bless our germano-jewish Queen/King!" who kiss the Roman Popes hand on Video, even though they are 'alleged' protestants. Biggest joke in history
?Semper Fi?... The correct term is 'Semper Fidelis' meaning 'Always Faithfull' However please don't use Americanisms to compare British Soldiers with 'Others'. The term Semper Fi has been so de-valued as a Military Motto by it being used as a motto to describe Schools, Families and even Towns in America.
Did he say that the horses have no paddock to get turned out?😢 that’s just sad I hope they at least switch them out after a couple of weeks and ship them to a place with more space
I’m an American so I don’t see soldiers or “protectors” dressed like this here where I live. It’s so neat to see how historical it is and how people respect them.
In ceremonial occasions, these young men riding horses protecting the sovereign. In battlefield, these young soldiers riding on armoured vehicles to destroy the enemy
You need to apply for the British army first and the recruiters will speak you though the process of joining up. You will then have to do phase 1 and 2 basic training then go and do you trade training. After that and you have passed, you are one.
Mmmm... A 100 year old story about rampant Homosexual behaviour and Heterosexual promiscuity. A man, a father, who had two familes, one outside his hetero marriage AND his secret male lovers. I'm not sure I understand your point.
Beautiful horses. Seen many of their videos, and in all of them I've noticed that many of the horses toss their head up so often while riding. They seem to be uncomfortable with those big bits, they look very harsh.
@@leoniemusgrave9322 Horses often toss their heads as a sign of discomfort. They don't go around banging their heads up constantly while being ridden for no reason. Especially when it is done repeatedly.
How sad you don't notice the muscle tone, the gleaming coats, the polished hooves, the heads held high, the calm demeanor & pricked forward ears. All signs of well fed, looked after horses who are never treated cruelly.
Her Majesty is very well guarded, the mounted troopers are intimidating AND HRH also has police looking at the crowds for terrorists (domestic or otherwise). A while back, on TH-cam video of a Dutch cadet, looking to join the House Hold Guards. He had issues with the horse training phase.
The tack seems SO cumbersome though. The riders can't sit well perched up on those saddes, the horses seem uncomfortable in the tack, and they don't look effective whatsoever :/ The horses ridden in military dress jackets and regular hunt saddles look a lot more comfortable and natural.
Beautiful animals, great horsemanship but in the end, the horses are better off running and living free. They’ve served humankind long enough, been pulled into conflicts not of their making, lived and died for and with us….let them know we love and honour them by letting them go back into their own natural world, untouched by man’s bidding
I recently saw a video on TH-cam of one of the mounted house guards coming from the stables to fulfill his duty for the day with his horse in great distress because the bit was under its tongue. The animal gave every signal it could that something was painfully wrong but the guard tried to force his mount to cooperate and go through to stand guard instead of listening and checking to see what the trouble was. Finally, someone else came to the aid of the horse and the guard dismounted and walked it back into the barracks. Some of what is in this video is clearly not accurate if that's the kind of horsemanship and care these 4-legged beauties receive. It was shameful. The Queen would have been outraged.
All of the horses have a winter holiday, which is when they are put out to grass for a number of weeks. In the summer they spend time in Norfolk when they get chance to do some cross-country plus time on the beach and in the sea.
They are also using very old-fashioned big and harsh bits on them. Quite unnecessary and causing undue discomfort for these horses, as I remaked in my own comment, look at how often the horses toss up their heads while being ridden, clearly a sign of discomfort. The Queen is a stickler for old traditions, no matter at whose discomfort it it ends up costing.
Horses need to be turned out at least half the time for their happiness and well being, I don't care how well looked after they are, from the horses perspective they need turnout
Hoping one day we revolutionise the way this is done. Anyone who has spent any amount of time around horses would know that is absolutely not the best way to keep them. I hope they’re one day bitless and turned out horses, with streamlined and lighter tack, or simply no horses at all. 08:11 “I love the history of it” don’t we all, but some traditions don’t have to last forever. They have to be modernised, especially those including animals, for their own dignity. No hate! I recognise these animals are fed and well cared for, but we don’t have to stop there. Just hope we can do better one day! 🤞
Thank you for this great bit of backstop on what goes on with those personnel who Guard the British Monarchy at Buckingham Palace. For all of the work, and dedicated care, those people put forth in their jobs. It's a crying shame that they have to endure the abject STUPIDITY of IDIOTIC TOURISTS.
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Those. Horses are just As needed as the 👑 Monarchy
Spent 9yrs of my life doing this and was the best years of my life……but makes laugh watching people comment on these videos that no nothing about the cavalry and the horses and I can assure you these horses are probably the best looked after horses in the world they get 24hr care.
Yes, opinions are like...well, I guess you know...must admit, whilst I love horses, did not really know much about them....am now busily trying to make up my lifetime of semi ignorance! Watching something about horses every day,when possible.
I expect you miss the Cavalry nowadays... Lisa 🇦🇺🐨🌏👋🐎👍
@The Truth Teller could not agree more!
They don’t even have paddocks to get turned out… and touch noses ..what care?
1000% @Gary Swift... I had the delight of seeing (& taking my time to really observe) the Royal Mews when my mother & I were there. Absolutely Spotless & the love All of you have for them is palpable! Long Live the Queen...
@@saradastrickman6406 Please don't confuse the Royal Mews with the Household Cavalry. The Royal Mews have the horses which draw the Queen's carriages. They are civilian, although many of the staff are ex-military, because they understand the degree of turnout required.
The best maintained horses on the planet. I am extremely proud to be British 🏴⚔️🇬🇧
Depends on what you mean by maintained. If you mean maintained as in dressed up, well maybe although there is some very well kept horses all over the world. When it comes to getting proper exercise or maintaining a close to natural life style they don't really fit those criteria of maintenance or at least not more than many other horses. And when you think about them as living beings and less as a vehicle or accessory the latter aspects should probably be a priority.
@@carpediem5232 🙄🙄appreciated
JT 00 c The cavalry would say there is only one way to take care of horses and that is either their way or the wrong way! They are indeed well turned out with beautifully cleaned tack and riding gear that s top notch. However, having been around horses of all types and disciplines for some 50 years I would not necessarily agree with your entire sentiment nor with the cavalry!
Me too
@@carpediem5232 They are so well looked after
Nobody does pomp and ceremony like the British. That Jubilee, oh my goodness. I am still watching reruns of it. Wow, love the horses, so beautiful.
I saw a slightly different Household Cavalry formation 65 years ago. My family loved it so much we came back the second day and on that day a riderless horse broke out of the rear stables and moved into formation, on-line with the other horses. It caught everyone off guard and they continued not knowing what to do to break up the ceremony. Well someone had to come forward to remove it and the crowd burst into applause for the horse. As a small child this was the best part of my London trip. Broke my heart when I heard about the 1982 IRA bombing in Hyde Park.
I attended classes on the route taken everyday. We also stayed on the same street. I watched d them ride by as often as I could.
I was broken hearted when they were struck by terrorists. Such loss of life, both horses and riders.
Those horses are breathtaking!
Ironically they are bred in Ireland..
Love The Household Cavalry and I am an American. The Brit's have such pomp and dignity in their ceremonial duties. A lot of hard work and dedication. Hope to someday see them live.
@@royal_guardsgal7945 I hope you accomplish this.
One word for this great regiment and its intricate ecosystem: excellence.
Wow magnificent animals what a great gift and blessing to be a cavalryman
The absolute Pride of Britain!
I salute every single one of these soldiers & the beautiful horses!
My highlight of visiting London ❤️
I love the comment, looking after half ton toddlers, magic.
What wonderful, magnificent animals, and great caring for them. Well done!!!
Turnout is so sharp. Incredible spit and polish. Very well done. Thank you for sharing.🐴
Thank you for sharing this.... it's nice to see the guards minus their helmets.
What a wonderful video! I watched the Queen’s Platinum parade and the horses filled me with great joy. I dont ride, but I do admire those who command and love their horses in the service of the Queen.
Thank you for sharing this interesting and informative video. I don’t think allot of us appreciate and think how
Much work and dedication the guards put into their jobs . Especially amazed at how the musicians are able to play their instruments while they ride. They are all Such beautiful well trained horses.
They are all such beautiful well trained horses.😁🤗💖
Guards are all beautiful.🤪♥️
Proud of all the hard work in front and behind the scenes. Resplendent in their formal attire. God save the king God save Great Britain and all its patriots . 🙏🏻🏴👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
This is amazing. Only the Brits could do it! Bravo, Cool Britannia! I miss you so much!
Miss us? We are still here.
And some biscuits.
@Garry Arden, good choice.
Ormonde is the Best horse as he loves biting xx
Much respect to those servicemembers that partake in ceremonial units. It takes a lot of patience and dedication. I never liked doing ceremonial detail. I like getting my hands dirty. You need to establish a secure perimeter, dig some foxholes, stand sentry watch to look out for enemy combatants; I'm your guy.
What a lovely video. I love horses and used to ride alot, and owned my own years ago. I only wish this video could have been so much longer.
I appreciate and respect the work in commitment from our Brittish English cousins to their communities . It is honorable. 🇺🇸🏴
Wonderful! Thank you so much for your loyal service!
Farrier Major Jones, excellent bloke who was sadly blown up on Herrick 11. Great to see you're still smashing it at the bridge bro 👍Clarky
Farrier Major Jones. Rest in Peace.
Beautiful animals!
Another awesome video!! Thank you!!
Very interesting video. Thank you. There is something so special about horses......
Much respect you guys.....you're awesome
It's hard work keeping the tradition going. But we are thankful the attention and care they get.
I love 💕 to see how they take care of their horse's.
Love all this behind the scenes activitiy and preparation. Well done lads/ladies!
These horses are the best kept and the most humanly treated in the nation, after all the nations eyes are on then!
It's very expensive to maintain this, but everyone wants to see the changing of the guard. No doubt it makes the country billions in tourist money. Honouring the Queen has excellent side benefits for the country.
I love watching all this, I am so proud to be British as each day there is something different to watch. All just wonderful to watch .
Such lovely horses
Truly awesome!
A wonderful video! ❤
BRILLIANT! THANK YOU! These are working "ROYAL" horses who deserve just as much pampering as do their human counterparts for duty & service. "Hip, Hip, Hooray" to their servants and mounts. Cheers!🍻💋
Beautiful horses.👍🏼
Just now saw this. I just wish tourist would respect them when their at there post. Stop pulling on the reins and touching the guards and horses. Stop making fun of them when they shout at them. You all are awsome.
The Jubilee was brilliant loved every bit of it. It was so popular here in Australia they replayed the concert 3 times on tv over a week. Can someone tell me please why your horses toss their heads so much. When I was in pony club and mustering cattle many moons ago I don't remember our horses doing it quite so much.
I believe it is excitement.
I love this so much, having watched many times the changing of the Life Guides and Royals and Blues at horse guards, it was lovely to see how well looked after the horses are and what goes on to getting the horses and the men ready for duty it is fantastic the hours they keep so that the horses are as shiny as their bridles saddles and so much more. I have always noticed how shiny the horses coats are and the troopers uniforms. Also it is lovely to know the horses names and be able to identify them from their markings. I recently watched the preparations for the Queen Elizabeth cup and the judging in that dreadful weather. You might guess that I am a horse lover and having worked with them myself I understand the loving care they get here. Watching again tomorrow I will know exactly what has been done to get them to their place of work. Thanks.
I have come to love + appreciate these magnificent horses through watching London City Walks with John’s wealth of knowledge.
The prep + judging for the Elizabeth Cup was indeed impressive
I love how the Queen loves Elden Ring and makes her horsemen wear helms
Fascinating!! Majestic! wow..
Beautiful and graceful horse!
These horse's are the best looked after horses ever, 24/7 care vet's on call 24/7, nobody does it better than the British army guy's and girl's your the best
i guess you didn't listen
Beautiful Animals. i am no fan of the royal family but the horses are incredible
It’s so fascinating no matter the types of work or how odd that could be the military is so good at what they do and big kudos to Britain for such excellent care for their working animals even post retirement.
Bootlicker...
This is AMAZING!!
Pretty ! Wonderful training for both people and horses, my boy would have never ever been able to be in the band😅
❤❤❤
Very dedicated guards 💂♀️
YES it's hard work. They look amazing. I just wanted to know a few of their special names. (And the breed ?? ). I just ❤❤❤ these horses. Thanks
They are Irish Draught/thoroughbred horses I believe. One of the biggest horses is called Overlord. There is a pretty mare with a speckled face called Pagan. Nippy Ormonde who dislikes everyone. Proud elegant Indigo. And there are the Drum horses who are I think Shire horses - the newest one is called Juno.
@@maggiemadwestiemum4511 THANK YOU. The naughty one??
I am in Tanzania. Commonwealth . We have the Ngorongoro crater. Full of animals. And Kilimanjaro. Welcome. Also to Zanzibar. Island
@@Moon-146 Ormonde and Indigo are nippers. They just like their space. Titan is huge over 18 hands but very placid.
The Queen's favourite I read in TH-cam. The Saskatchewan. I do watch the horse races. And was lucky to be in DUBAI to see Live. Since then I follow these beautiful horses. 2015
These horses and soldiers are wonderful. What do the red riding uniform coats look like when the riders are standing up?
Very long coats
Mitzi - I agree 👍✅
Everyone- have a happy easter 🐣🐤
Regards Benedikte from Denmark 🇩🇰👋
The Household Cavalry mounted regiment consisting of a Squadron of Lifeguards and a Squadron of Blues and Royals is based at Hyde Park, the Household Cavalry regiment is based at Bulford, untill recently it was Windsor but the new armoured vehicals were to big for the streets of Windsor.
Don't forget the monkeys, with their hundreds of thousands of butchered bear skins worn for hats in the Wizard of Oz. They guard the dungeon with marching to music too.
@@beantrader4723 Eh?
The "Windsors" original german-jewish name is Sachse-Gotha-Coburg-Battenberg, until George renamed it in WW2 to sound more British.
"Yahwe bless our germano-jewish Queen/King!" who kiss the Roman Popes hand on Video, even though they are 'alleged' protestants. Biggest joke in history
Outstanding soldiers! Perfection is an excellent characteristic of a soldier! Semper Fi
?Semper Fi?... The correct term is 'Semper Fidelis' meaning 'Always Faithfull'
However please don't use Americanisms to compare British Soldiers with 'Others'.
The term Semper Fi has been so de-valued as a Military Motto by it being used as a motto to describe Schools, Families and even Towns in America.
Oh my this was glorious so interesting thank you 🤩🤩🤩💖💖
Did he say that the horses have no paddock to get turned out?😢 that’s just sad I hope they at least switch them out after a couple of weeks and ship them to a place with more space
I believe they do get sent out to the countryside for holidays every now and then!
@@ellaneve1021 they go abroad for two week in the summer, and the King's troop replace the guarding at Horse guards for that 2 weeks.
They have facilities in the countryside where they can turn them out in the fields.
I used to work behind Buckingham palace,the horses are exercised over Hyde park each day,
@@lumanix9652 ... They don't go abroad.
Yeah, perhaps I am biased. However, still be the best cavalry soldiers in the world. BAR NONE!!! Godbless you all lads and lasses. 🔵🔴🔵👍😁💂
Very interesting!
Who's naming the drum horses now? They are so amazing. I love drafts.
Camilla. I think they are Shire horses. The newest was called Willow Rose and is now Juno
Amazing.
Try to film the Indian President's Body Guard the 61 Cavalry, one of the most decorated regiments.
61 cavalry is disbanded
@@kasimhyder Not Yet Bro.
@@SabyasachiJana1994 all mounted units are done so
@@kasimhyder Not so, the mounted regiment, Cavalry 61, still exists.
Muy bonito e interesante.
Gracias
Bravo .....
Do the drum horses go deaf from all the banging, or do they get ear plugs? Serious question, as I have no idea myself.
Fantastic video and information 😁
Fantastic discipline as well. God bless the great British European people 😁🙏
Where do the young horses come from? Do they have a breeding program?
They're mostly cross bred Irish draught and thoroughbred bought from Ireland.
I’m an American so I don’t see soldiers or “protectors” dressed like this here where I live. It’s so neat to see how historical it is and how people respect them.
I love these horses. It’s very much their job. No funny business.
Seems pretty cool tbh
Beautiful Fabulous Darlings 🕊❤💙💙❤🕊✝️💟💜🙏🕊
Awesome
In ceremonial occasions, these young men riding horses protecting the sovereign. In battlefield, these young soldiers riding on armoured vehicles to destroy the enemy
men aand women
I would love to do this! When I’m older how would I become one?
You need to apply for the British army first and the recruiters will speak you though the process of joining up. You will then have to do phase 1 and 2 basic training then go and do you trade training. After that and you have passed, you are one.
and now for different view of the household cavalry let's all read "My father and myself" by J.R. Ackerley
Mmmm... A 100 year old story about rampant Homosexual behaviour and Heterosexual promiscuity. A man, a father, who had two familes, one outside his hetero marriage AND his secret male lovers. I'm not sure I understand your point.
@@philyew3617 Just that a lot of the men Ackerly picked up whilst "Looking for gold in coalmines" turned out to be Guards/cavalry...
Beautiful horses. Seen many of their videos, and in all of them I've noticed that many of the horses toss their head up so often while riding. They seem to be uncomfortable with those big bits, they look very harsh.
Horses toss their heads.
@@leoniemusgrave9322 Horses often toss their heads as a sign of discomfort. They don't go around banging their heads up constantly while being ridden for no reason. Especially when it is done repeatedly.
@Sapphire Vilya, a bit is only as harsh as the hand on the rein.
How sad you don't notice the muscle tone, the gleaming coats, the polished hooves, the heads held high, the calm demeanor & pricked forward ears. All signs of well fed, looked after horses who are never treated cruelly.
Her Majesty is very well guarded, the mounted troopers are intimidating AND HRH also has police looking at the crowds for terrorists (domestic or otherwise). A while back, on TH-cam video of a Dutch cadet, looking to join the House Hold Guards. He had issues with the horse training phase.
HM
I think horses are wonderful. I really do.
There’s only 1 bodyguard that I’m interested in. Major Johnny Thompson. 😍👀
The tack seems SO cumbersome though. The riders can't sit well perched up on those saddes, the horses seem uncomfortable in the tack, and they don't look effective whatsoever :/ The horses ridden in military dress jackets and regular hunt saddles look a lot more comfortable and natural.
Thank you. But you are incorrect
@@hythekent it was an assumption. Tell me why you think otherwise
Where were they in 1982 huh??
Beautiful animals, great horsemanship but in the end, the horses are better off running and living free. They’ve served humankind long enough, been pulled into conflicts not of their making, lived and died for and with us….let them know we love and honour them by letting them go back into their own natural world, untouched by man’s bidding
The Household Cavalry: the love louis shirley
What were the names of the drum horses?
Oh! So! Very interesting. God Save the 👑 King
The British never pass up a chance to wear funny hats. I love that about them.
Im part of the household cavalry, its the most sucidal regiment in the british army for good reason
Do they not get to be out in a pasture? Like without a rider on them?
Does the captain pull you off if you're not up to standard?
Hello Rose how are you doing today?
"You're Queens Guard Clegane, we must beat them back or they're going to take the city. Your Queens city!"
I recently saw a video on TH-cam of one of the mounted house guards coming from the stables to fulfill his duty for the day with his horse in great distress because the bit was under its tongue. The animal gave every signal it could that something was painfully wrong but the guard tried to force his mount to cooperate and go through to stand guard instead of listening and checking to see what the trouble was. Finally, someone else came to the aid of the horse and the guard dismounted and walked it back into the barracks. Some of what is in this video is clearly not accurate if that's the kind of horsemanship and care these 4-legged beauties receive. It was shameful. The Queen would have been outraged.
Car number plates visible on video taken inside military barracks. Security fail.
does it not hurt this animals when the put the iron onder his legs ?
They take the standards for tack more seriously that their physical standards. I wonder if they actually act as a body guard or just show.
They are not just for show they are skilled and well trained
I don’t like the fact that the horses never go outside, in a paddock or a field to free range…
All of the horses have a winter holiday, which is when they are put out to grass for a number of weeks. In the summer they spend time in Norfolk when they get chance to do some cross-country plus time on the beach and in the sea.
@@rarasarah1169 and sometimes they are taken for a run in London in the early hours before London wake up.
@@Automedon2 your just talking bollocks now
@@Automedon2 behave
They are also using very old-fashioned big and harsh bits on them. Quite unnecessary and causing undue discomfort for these horses, as I remaked in my own comment, look at how often the horses toss up their heads while being ridden, clearly a sign of discomfort. The Queen is a stickler for old traditions, no matter at whose discomfort it it ends up costing.
Please make video on
61 Cavalry India 😃🐎🏇👋👍👍
what breed are those horse?
the video told you, irish draughts usually
Horses need to be turned out at least half the time for their happiness and well being, I don't care how well looked after they are, from the horses perspective they need turnout
Hoping one day we revolutionise the way this is done. Anyone who has spent any amount of time around horses would know that is absolutely not the best way to keep them. I hope they’re one day bitless and turned out horses, with streamlined and lighter tack, or simply no horses at all. 08:11 “I love the history of it” don’t we all, but some traditions don’t have to last forever. They have to be modernised, especially those including animals, for their own dignity. No hate! I recognise these animals are fed and well cared for, but we don’t have to stop there. Just hope we can do better one day! 🤞
Thank you for this great bit of backstop on what goes on with those personnel who Guard the British Monarchy at Buckingham Palace.
For all of the work, and dedicated care, those people put forth in their jobs. It's a crying shame that they have to endure the abject STUPIDITY of IDIOTIC TOURISTS.