Naughty White Horse, London
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A lot of them are tossing their heads up. That's there way of saying, "Give me more rein, your holding me too tight at the bit"
Judging by all the comments, I think it’s the rider that’s being “naughty” not the horse!
Yes indeed. This rider is an utter disgrace and the officers watching are worse. The rider should have been corrected the first time he did it. Kicking with spurs is outrageous! And so upsetting to see. Spurs are a rotton horrid aid but it allows for the rider to give invisible instruction to the horse. If you can see use of force by the rider, the horse is really being hurt.
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Poor horses.. these loveless guards are so sick n loveless towards the poor horses. Sinful indeed!!
It appears to me that all the horses are being bothered by the type of bits that are being used. The rearing of all their heads constantly tells me they are uncomfortable with their bits.
That's exactly right!
Also need to be more on the bit/rein for some and others need to be softer on the mouth. Too many riders choke up the reins too much abd harden their hands when they acticipate their horse "acting up"
Normally never a naughty horse, but an unaware rider or horse is trying to express something to the rider. Normally always a reason.
We are blessed with 270 comments of experts here. It would be enlightening if these experts could preface their comments with their personal experience of the relevant aspects. For example: For those who tell us that bits are cruel, please start your comment with the number of times you have ridden your horse around a major city bitless. For those who say that curbed bits are cruel, please show us some video of you riding your horse around a big city in a significant public event in a snaffle bit. For those who are critical of the hands of the riders please include video of your riding with how you say their hands should be (preferably with sword). For those who say the horse is lame (or, as you described it, limping), please set out your observation of this particular horse by a trotting test. For those who think he is in pain, please tell us where to buy a horse that has never mucked up when being trained (as presumably you have had such a horse). This course of action would be good for us who read the comments so that we don’t conclude that you are people who set yourselves up as experts but who are sitting on your bottoms on a couch and not doing anything yourselves- not that I am saying that - you are all obviously Olympic level riders.
@Kate Guilfoyle Please consider what people are suggesting as far as the horse's comfort. A good example for you to watch where horses are subject to large crowds carrying men with flags etc. is the Royal Canadian Mounted police musical ride. You will see these horses surrounded by cheering crowds carrying out difficult maneuvers and yet are moving with a calm smooth stride with minimal head jerking and demonstrating far more comfort. I tend to agree with the many posts that suggest changing whatever is causing these horses discomfort.
Kate Guilfoyle I have ridden my horse around my city on numerous occasions with only a lead rope clipped to her halter. No bit. I started her with a bosal and a mecate (californio style) and got to where she a total cream puff and I could ride her with piece of baling twine. In heavy traffic with loud Harley's and kids stoned on drugs on skateboards and tourists running around acting like idiots etc. I rode for years in the wilderness in the mountains leading strings of pack horses and mules. For every ten feet you have ridden a horse I have ridden ten miles. I know what I am talking about and I am eminently qualified to comment, thank you very much
Doesn't need a so called "expert" to see horses in pain.
That sure is a ton of head tossing! They need to figure out why and fix the problem.
Those big military bits and uneducated hands.
The tie downs don’t help! I feel bad for these horses as they definitely need more practice and less pain!
Not an experienced rider. Wrong bit , the horse is nervous . All nonscience to put a.poor horse through this
I hear all of you. And agree. Yet the very best instructions to beginner jumpers was from a Guard teacher. He really broke down what the horse was thinking as s/he approached a jump and how the rider could help him with all that. In addition, I fell in love with Princess Anne during an interview which was taking place with her leaning against the fence of a pasture. Her horse ambled up, nuzzled her ear and hair. She didn't pause but reached back to run her hand gently down his face. As he wandered off, she broke off to look after him and say "Thank you." Then went back to her answer. So the people in charge seem to understand horses. Makes me sad that the knowledge doesn't travel.
I agree, a lot of horses expressing discomfort there.
The horse isn’t being naughty, he’s trying to tell the rider that there is something wrong. His gait seems off from the beginning. Cant they see he has a slight limp? Hmm obviously not.
First thing I noticed! From experience i would place the problem in the Right Foreleg likely high up in the shoulder.
Unwillingness to move laterally, stabbing the whole limb into the ground. I’m flabbergasted as to why a experienced horseman could miss the obvious signs of discomfort and dismiss the animal from the lesson. Especially when it’s clear from the instructor that the horse is normally well behaved. Massive red flag is being thrown and the instructor missed it and forced the horse to continue to work.
Yes he is sore, be easier to see if he was trotting, but the face says it all.
I noticed that also! Poor baby x
You are so right
yeah i saw that to
What I notice about a lot of the horses is the amount of head tossing, as if they are not comfortable in the mouth.
There is a lot of head tossing, but some of the comments are uncalled for. Most of the riders have never ridden a horse before they get a few weeks training then are expected to ride with all that weight strapped round them. The spurs like it or not are part of the uniform & this is nothing to what Western horses have endured. The quality of the video is rubbish to be able to determine much. They see these horses everyday & I feel confident if one was so obviously lame they would notice that. So many experts as usual.
Seem to have a lot of metal in their mouths xx
Indeed. I wonder if all that hardware shoved in their mouths isn't designed to irritate to cause the head shaking because some idiot thinks it's cool. The instructor sounds like a complete tosser and is treating the riders as though they were all morons.
@@sueshore917 The comments certainly are called for. The horses are obviously uncomfortable.
@@sueshore917 How do you know most of the riders are brand new? Did I miss something?
The horse is clearly fed up with being jabbed in the side with spurs which is totally unnecessary at this speed. He just needs a good canter and some fun poor thing
That's how it looked to me. These guys may be training, but the horses are fed up & want to be done with this asap - I don't blame them. I have only ridden a few times & the first pony I was on at lesson 2 decided to take off & gallop like a wild thing round & round the training circle with me having the time of my life & the instructor getting very worried - but I loved it - got the feel right away & was quite sorry when the pony got tired & stopped ! A good laugh for the rest of the class ! I was very proud of myself ! But it did tell me how annoyed the pony was that he was being forced to put up with all the human nonsense - have felt sorry for them ever since ! Thank you for that wonderful gallop pony - i have never forgotten you !
I love watching these beautiful creatures.
My riding instructor (30 years ago) was a retired Life Guard. This brings back so many memories, I used to love doing drill work with him, and the discipline he instilled in our class made everything we did in the menage, or out on hacks so safe. Everyone knew where they were meant to be, how to pass each other when working on different reins. It was the best! I've never had another instructor like him.
Poor beautiful horses how sad they are
Did no one consider that when a horse constantly tosses hit's head ever so slightly that he is perhaps saying "give me a couple of inches of rein"? Too short a rein puts more pressure than needed. When a rider has a short rein, & spurs a horse the result just might be a rear. (You already know that.) It is difficult for the riders to adjust the reins when holding them in on hand. I noticed some head tossing amongst the darker horses too. What to do? Also the comments below have some good points. The horse is communicating as best he knows how. Could there also be a saddle fit problem, or does he need a chiropractor? Undoubtedly the trainers are aware of potential problems. Chiropractors for a horse? I'm sure you have one on call. I know some California cowgirls who ...oh well. Happy Trails, as we say out here in the West.
Something hurting that horse for sure, and the bloke sitting real heavy, horse can't move forward and pretty soon gonna jack up on that bloke altogether!
Yellow Rose, I would rather have a qualified vetrinarian for my horse. Chiropractors, simply put, are quacks. If a horse needs a looking at, an equine orthopedic surgeon must be called to see if physical therapy is needed. (Or orthotic surgery.) Speaking as a person from thoroughbred country. 🏇
Head shaking is an underlying issue, probably with the sacroiliac joint or pelvis
the horse in question is having trouble early on. he has a limp and the foot may be compromised in some way. it is easy to see. the horse tries everything to alert those around him, as well as the rider. how can anyone miss it?
Rider's sitting like a sack of wheat, and banging at the sitting trot, no weight in his feet, horse can't move forward, what's causing the resistance, and he does look lame.
Yeah, you can see something is wrong and the horse is uncomfortable. And ugh spurs, I would never use these things.
Lady Tate, I agree. Poor horse, its heartbreaking..
He looks lame... Limping... Hlnot walking with correct gait and I'd say is having pain in rear right hip/leg... I feel sorry for them all
@@susandow5178 He is not lame
Nothing wrong. The horse didn't like the spur being used. The gait of the horse was a bit off. The rider must pay more attention to the horse.
I don't know why this come up on my page but I felt I had to comment why the need for bloody spurs
Used properly spurs are a excellent means of subtle communication. Sadly many abuse them which has given them a negative stigma. It should always be body, leg, spur only when required.
In this case the rider and instructor are ignoring massive red flags indicating that the gray has a issue on the right fore leg. Likely high up in the shoulder which is where the refusal came from. Rider panicked and used spur before leg. Both rider and instructor need their eyes examined and horse needs to see vet to determine what the pain issue is. A chiropractor would also be appropriate.
A lot of those horses are tossing their heads. The "naughty" horse is limping, why can't any of them see that? Most of those horses look uncomfortable and a lot of the blokes look like they don't even know how to ride properly
Why is the instructor not telling that rider you NEVER kick with spurs on! Not impressed.
i missed whatever the "naughty white horse" did. All I saw were a bunch of unhappy horses dealing with painful bits and martingales.
Absolutely agree, cruel.
At time mark 9:18, the horse became a bit unruly. I guess he wanted to stop taking orders--most understandably.
They were so bored.
And spurs dug in!
And spurs to the ribs. I feel for that white horse.
Horse clearly has some pain or discomfort in one of its hindquarters, these people should be experienced enough to notice this.
Not engaging its off hind properly at all, is it?
Horses cannot tell the rider if something is bothering them so they act up to let the rider know. They are not being unruly. I recently saw a horse that is very calm suddenly start bucking with his rider on him. He had been stung by a horsefly. The stinger had to be removed. The white horse was being anything but naughty; something was wrong.
There is no animal that is naughty. When will people learn to not blame the animal when most often they are the ones causing all of the proplems!
The guy kicking the horse with those spurs wrecked the video for me!
Nancy, I agree, the
way he kicked the
horse ....with spurs
too....
Still, they'd be in
trouble if they really
hurt the horse,
I would think....?
When the horses
toss their heads,
does it mean they're
getting bored /tetchy ?
At least all the horses
are well cared for and
look very well....
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He needs kicking into touch. Why do onlookers and superiors allow such cruelty. Dusgusting
HEAVY BITS...SPURS...HORSES IN PAIN. Exposition from hell!
These are green riders and need more time without spurs to gain familiarity with the gait and reins pulling is a very inexperienced flaw.
Agree 100%
The way the guy on the White Horse was spurring him I'm surprised that horse didn't throw his butt off shame on him maybe the horse didn't feel good watching this is like watching paint dry
Those spurs are actually part of the uniform. They're rounded on the ends, and when used properly, are only an annoyance for the horse, at worst. (You're thinking of the formerly royal Harry's abuse of polo ponies) Spurs are ceremonial, and part of the Guards' look. Real riders, like Zara Tindall, know that the touch of a boot heel guides a horse, but she, too wears rounded spurs as part of her formal attire. The chunky guy on the horse in question could benefit all by losing 25 pounds of fat and gain a bit of muscle. These are probably all city boys, and they need to learn horsemanship. Their instructors could pay more attention to a horse with a poor gait, too. P.S., If you think this is "like watching paint dry," you don't know or love horses. That means you know nothing about them, and only wanted to whine about spurs, like everyone else.
@@mt.shasta6097 hi Charles I really appreciate your comment I do know about horses it just breaks my heart when I see him in pain MCM foaming at the mouth but it seems like you know quite a bit and you don't seem like somebody that would hurt a horse thank you for your response it was very informative
All that head tossing! They all look very unhappy, what sort of bits are they using?
Military and hard hands, not born horsemen.
They are using curbed bits which have the big curve in the middle.
@@constantcomment1954 They need to train these riders with straight bits
They are using g double bridal with two bits. Very uncomfortable for the horses.
There is no such thing as a naughty horse , a bad rider yes 👍
What a supercilious remark.
what a load of crap
I promise, there really are some naughty horses
Not ridden many stallions then? Some of them act up just for fun.
I ride a lot. Horses can be very naughty. Still love them
He’s in pain! Doesn’t anyone see that? The rider should certainly feel it.
why pain? 😥
I would think that all those horses would love a week vacation, belly deep in grass, with the warm sun on their backs and a soft sand to roll in. Maybe a clear brook to drink from and splash in. A willow tree and an apple tree to rest under. Sounds good.
I agree these horses look so bored!! And only a 3 m x 3m loose box to relax in!
They go to Norfolk for 3 weeks around July and get to gallop on the beach. Probably a youtube video somewhere!
well, shoot. I want to go too!
@@hilarygibson3150 Not enough. Being stabled for so long is the reason why many horses develop stable vices. They're an intelligent animal and long hours of boredom and confinement are stressful and depressing for them. My horse was an ex-racer and he was a wind-sucker due to that. He wore down his front teeth from biting surfaces. It was a life-long anxiety issue which he developed from being boxed.
it's always fun being shown up by your horse, even when it's me (it's more fun if someone else is shown up though) At the first of the vid when the white horse and the black one come back together, the black shakes his head "NO" at the white one. Maybe he knew what was coming....
I believe this white horse has some discomfort in his foreleg from what I’m observing heould do with the tens blanket on him or the horse chiropractor 🥰
The rider (and not this one alone here) has a terrible posture and keeps banging his weight into the horses back with every trot. He's totally out of balance and the horse tries to keep its balance, that#s why he looks like he's lame.
He isn’t limping. His gait is irregular because he is not going forward. This is called bridle lameness and is not related to actual lameness but is a resistance which could be attributed to a number of things. Some horsed struggle with close order work. Changing their position in the ‘ride’ may help.
A lot of head tossing....loosen the reins a bit thank you! All the riders are seated as if in their comfy chair at home. Sit forward so the weight is over your heels. The riders need more help and the horses would be happier.
Sure is a mouthful of metal on these horses
The rider should be able to feel the horse limping, wtf?
The horse is not naughty but in pain! His rider forces him to hold his head permanently to the left, because he doesn´t keep his hand in the middle. He holds on too thight to the reins and causes the horse pain in the mouth exacerbated by his inability to hold his hand steady. The horse is constantly shaking his head and trying to hold the right shank of the bit between his teeth in order to lessen the pain. This causes the rider to hold the reins even tighter because he feels that the horse cannot be stirred anymore. The horse begins to slow down and drift over the right shoulder. This results in the rider kicking his horse with his spurs. Now the horse is being held in the mouth and kicked in the belly. This situation is dangerous! It could result in the horse bucking the rider off. And it is all the fault of the rider not being able to ride correctly blaming the horse and being brutal. What should be done about it is in the responsibility of the riding instructor.
Tina thanks for your uneducated comment please only comment when you have ridden and taugh people in the kit you see before. Your comment you made is to a ridder who has ridden 15 weeks of there life that is it, what a remarkable achievement to be where they are now.
@@Tomtom-gl9mq Thanks for your reply. I have ridden and taught people for 25 years. And I stand by my comment. Of course, it is very difficult to learn riding. Learning does never end. To be laden by so much kit doesn´t help. So, 15 weeks are not enough time to train the rider propperly before doing all this in full kit. For the sake of horse and rider, please take more time.
@@tinaleitenberger2448 well done for you hard work within the horse industry it somthing I very much appreciate. As a seasoned instructor yourself I would not expect you to change your idea behind the comment, however I would like you to consider the mind frame for the riders in the video, who work 20 hours a day to ensure their horse is looked after to the highest standards. Also as you pointed out you long service to the horse industry things can go wrong even when they have been taught correctly as we all make mistakes. I can't comment on the length of the training period but we do the best we can in the time frame.
@@Tomtom-gl9mq Thanks for this discussion. In my comment I wanted to explain why the horse behaved as he has done. No horse does anything without reason. As I have perceived this is in the riders´ action and mindset. Clearly this situation is very strenous and full of stress for the young man. Being seen in public makes anyone nervous. This is felt by the horse who gets spooky. Not being able to solve the problem starts a spiral of pain and fear for the pair. I hope that they get help by their riding instructor in private in order to build trust and confidence as the rider has to trust the horse with his life. I agree that these young riders have come a long way in such short a time which is no small feat. And I trust that the horses are being cared for as is their due for a valued partner. Being responsible for my horses 24/7 for 20 years at my own place I know how much work and commitment this means. I never wanted to criticize this young man but make people understand what is happening in the video. All the best for these young people and their horses.
@@tinaleitenberger2448 yeah tell her majesties forces and all the ceremonial parades and regiments that Karen on youtube says the horse was asking for more balanced hands and that the century old tradition is all wrong lol
please send the instructors to Vienna to school and bring back some new horses I can't watch this anymore
Not a naughty horse
A horse in trouble, hurting.
the horse went rogue haha
Of all those riders, only a couple had their heels down. Heels down is a safety precaution one usually learns on their very first riding lesson. A spook or small buck could end in disaster with a rider being drug to death from a boot caught in a stirrup.
Amazed at how poorly many of them ride....they need equitation lessons. Horses are amazingly well behaved considering they get no turn out and are stabled most of the day....I did NOT see a poorly behaved gray horse....can the INSTRUCTORS on the ground even ride?
They are all novices, they are given intensive training but they aren’t going to be perfect at this stage. They start at the remount in Melton Mowbray, but they have to learn to do things in full dress etc. When I was in the pony club many years ago we used to go on visits to the remount and get to ride some of the horses in the exercises they are taught, great fun for a little kid on a very big horse 😊
The instructors on the ground are very experienced riders, generally competing at a higher level than the average private horse owner! A quick google will give you an idea of the requirements necessary to pass the AMEC.
They are having equitation lessons! This is what they are doing
@@janmeyer3129 Haters can only commenting. I see one comment from an argentinian comparing horses in her country lol.
They use such harsh bits!!!🥵😭
Idk if any of you saw but those bits are really harsh look when they come bye the camera
The horses all seem open and close their mouth trying to get away from pressure from off the bit (which is painfull for them). Some horses even throw their heads up.
There are some lovely horses there.
Now that I look closer, the spurs need to go! No horse should endure that stabbing pain ... Constantly too!
The rider is hanging onto that horses mouth too hard. They are hurting the mouth which is why the horse is tossing his head like that.
The shank on the curb bit should not be pulled back constantly like that. This is terrible and causes a lot of pain if the rider does this.
I think I would be able to get all those boys riding a lot better than THAT! And let a few links out on the curbs, or toss the buggers away all together, they not ready for those bits.
And bits need to go too.
This is why amateurs shouldn’t ever be given spurs. I couldn’t watch this and not say something to those riders.
Many of them don't seem to have proper dressage training prior to be given the task to ride their horses,
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Someone stated these riders only had three weeks training. Can you imagine trying to ride with this type of equipment after 3 weeks?
@@commancheheart420 ok, for 3 weeks it#s really good. I thought they can only access the guards with at least a couple of weeks riding experience.
Beautiful horses
I see that almost all those riders haven't yet learned heels down. Also very few of the riders have learned how to use their hands. Those horses are almost all shaking their heads Even though they are only on the snaffle and not the curb bit, they are still getting bumped in the mouth. Most of these riders need individual or small group training. Don't they do that? P.S. I'm wrong, I looked more closely and they are on the curb bit. I wonder why? I was taught to ride with my curb rein looser than the snaffle, but I had a some training before using the full double bridle.
Yes I also put a comment re heels not down with the rider on the white horse. I'm just thinking all that gear on both horse and rider must make it very difficult but the guy on the white horse just looks like a beginner rider!
@@maggsm3392 they are all beginner riders
Poor horses 😣those bridle cosing so much pain...
I honestly don't understand why people can't use ordinary snaffle bits...
Authorised cruelty
the horse does not bite or kick so its rubbish to call it naughty the riders seem a little unexperienced although
horse master is making them all ride on the curb rein and the horses do not like it ... the snaffle would have been kinder .. so poor white horse was being held hard and squeezed and spurred hard at the same time .... what would you do?
Most horses would have reared, this one actually has incredible patience with the rider for not throwing him off. If the rider rode on most of the horses I ride on, he would've ended on the ground
Do the same to the rider
It's a GREY horse !!! WHITE???
GET IT RIGHT...!!!!
Who cares
Love to know what bits are used.
The horses don’t look too happy.
I believe the dark horses are experienced
drill team horses and the grey, white, horses are green. The one grey doesn't like to lead and when the horn was blown the grey horses reacted
Also, they seem uncomfortable with the sound of the equipment. This obviously is a practice. All the head tossing shows is impatience. They are not used to walking in a tight line, but they aren't bucking, kicking, rearing, bolting, biting or doing any behaviors that show they are uncomfortable or are being mistreated and need to get out of there. If the horses were in pain or frightened they would object or flee.
When they started the trot, the grey horses reacted as expected they were a little more excited and had trouble staying in formation. They wanted to pass the horses in front of them. When the rider told them that passing wasn't an option, they resumed their place in line and objected by tossing their heads. This was practice and not a finished drill. That is what it looked like.
As for the riders. Their hands worked independently from their bodies. They didn't hang on the mouth or jerkon the reins. They were not kicking or hitting the horses. Also they were advanced enough to ride with one hand while carrying the sword and extra gear in the other. The riders were able to quietly sit the trot and direct the horses when necessary.
The equipment used on the horses is traditional and only cruel if the rider has cruel or uneducated hands.
With more practice the group will be able to perform more quietly. There is always the possibility that one of the horses may not be. cut out for drill work and will need a different job.
Those are gorgeous looking horses! Where did the queen get them from? Her stud farm?
Up North
Those are lovely, well trained horses!! I enjoy watching them thank you for sharing!
You're welcome 😊
These are very badly trained horses. Cruelty is being inflicted upon them
Badly trained riders!!! Authorised cruelty. Brutal bits and agonising spurs. No need for it
@@irenejaques3988 they probably don't use the spurs very much, the horses all look as though they have a full tank of gas and would like nothing better than to gallop for a couple miles, but yeah, seems like a frivolous waste of resources that certainly doesn't justify the cruelty...
Why the spurs no need for them
These horses all have a problem with the bridle, in particular with the bit. This should be changed!
I totally agree this horse is in pain and I would definitely not be doing this work with it until I got an all clear from a professional vet that is qualified
Beautiful tails.🐴
Amazing video
Every single 8ne of those horses is stressing with the bit... Its distressing to see them all struggling 🙄😢
It’s the instructors who are clearly very naughty: can’t they see the horse is showing signs of discomfort? That he is off gate or even lame? Right for leg? Ambling at times to ease the pressure? Nervous? And what about the kicking with spurs of the last black horse? Are these adult confirmed riders on cavalry horses or 6 year olds kicking Shetland ponies? What is their level of riding exactly???
These horses & riders are terrific! So much fun to watch! Magnificent!❤️🤗
Fun? Not if you are the horse
What naughty horse? One rider is riding just with the curb rein. Would piss any horse off.
If we can all see it on the video why to good can't the instructors see it in real Life as it were, Holt the ride call the horse to the centre and check it's hoof.
at one point near the 10 min mark you hear the instructor tell the rider to soften his hand and as he pushes it up the neck and the horse moves out....these horses KNOW all this stuff and must be rather board. I do feel bad for the rider though since they can't flex their foot and wrinkle the boots...it's a huge no no. Watched the BBC documentary on these guys and they go through a TON of harsh training to do this...could they be better with more experience...sure but that's not how the millitary program is set up.
bored
@@lorrainebressette2859 Cringe
@@adolflenin4973 speak English?
There are many of the horses that are tossing their heads quite a bit. This tells me their tired of these drills.
I deal with horses too. You guys are terrific. It's quite an accomplishment controlling the horse in slow steady formation in groups. Practice makes perfect. 💘 from a wrangler in Arizona.
So do I sunshine i rescue them, and am telling them bits are wrong. That rider is lucky he did nor get thrown and him what is shouting his gob off is so stupid. Yes its
Quite good that they keep all horses undercontrol but them bits are wrong totally wrong. Horse rescuer from denver 🇺🇸
Most of them are fighting the bit, tossing their heads and the grey obviously is lame
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The comments are very enlightening the white horse does have a limp 😮
What is the high rise building in the background?
Odd that there are so many horses tossing their heads, usually something you see with people that can’t ride without pulling on the bit constantly.
I think they are practising at a walk something which is usually performed faster (at a trot I think) but they are practising the moves which need to be accurate to be safe. The horses will know they usually do it faster hence the head tossing (and tight reins to keep hold with only one hand)
@@lesleywilbourne7823 And these horses are warm bloods, which is nothing at all like the American quarter horse given to Her Magesty the Queen by Canada. That horse was trained to be "bomb proof," as it is called, and he never turned a hair when, years ago, a nut discharged a firearm at the Trooping of the Color. Neither did Her Majesty.
@@mt.shasta6097 *Colour .stupidtrum pppl
@@mt.shasta6097 what goes on inside the horse's brain bears no relationship to the breed of the horse. All horses can be bombproofed if you have the patience and are willing to put in the time and effort.
Just a small point. Horses are not “White” they are always described as “Grey”
The bits are extreme, last horse has his tongue sticking out!
What breed do they use?
That horse is so obviously lame! Right there is cruelty because in any other situation (where they are allowed to stop), someone would have checked his left rear foot. Could be as simple as a stone stuck in his hoof. But to force the horse to continue whilst obviously lame - kicking it etc, IS cruelty.
I always think the bits are wrong, some horses may deserve harsher bits than others, some horses wear just rubber bits like ours did. But these are cavalry horses they could do anything and they are big.
They are using g a double bridal as they do in dressage, very uncomfortable for the horse.
@@anitajoss9649 I see one comment from an argentinian comparing horses in her country lmao clueless latiinoa
Some riders enjoy inflicting pain
SPECTACULAR
Not for all cruelty involved
@@irenejaques3988 Unfortunately,you are ill informed.
The bit on those horses are pure torture
Horses paying the the price due to inexperienced and/or uncaring riders. Same old story. When will it end?
How do riders become experienced without getting on a horse? These are beginners
Do all the Queens horses require bits?
Early spring breezy day, flocks of birds taking off and plenty of wind. Riding in all that stiff kit and one handed too. All these commenters talking like they’d do better lol. I’d love to see them perform in this environment.
Haters can only commenting. I see one comment from an argentinian comparing horses in her country lol.
The horses are highly trained and well used to wind and birds. I could do better because I would feel that the grey is in pain.
@@Teddyclaws The young soldiers are practising. They'll learn by doing. And they are better than you weeiirrd woommaan!!
Looks fine to me I think the older horses get bored !
Get an appointment with Specsavers!!!(
I thought something wrong with his walk.?xx❤️
17.00 in and haven't seen a "naughty" white horse yet!.
The horse is NOT naughty, he is uncomfortable enough to let the rider know. The rider is ignoring the horses pain, he deserves to be unloaded.
This is why there are levels set for dressage (Fr. for "training") and Pony Club, Riding Centres etc. Why in the world are these people put on horses with a double bridle (one-handed), 4 inch spurs, a standing martingale...when they clearly are beginners/novice level and then asked to do formations????? It's actually quite surprising as from someone living across the pond, and always looking up to British riders to see the Royal Guard not knowing their basics. to quite sure how the system is managed or how the riders are picked, but please don't call this a naughty horse!
They are not picked as riders. They join their regiments then riding training starts. Our police have a different system - Mounties are selected from people who are already riders. Horses are being subject to the attention of clumsy and inexperienced riders at some stage in both cases
I wholly agree. Double bridles and novice riders do not belong together.
Everything a horse does makes perfect sense to the horse. These riders suck. Being a novice is no excuse. They should be given riding instruction on old seasoned well broke horses until they feel comfortable and then (and only then) should they ride the young ones; maybe this would reduce the fatalities (I'd be willing to bet that they have had recruits get bucked off and broke their necks...)
They are one-handed because they are musicians. See how they have white horses and not black like the others?
Rider needs to keep more pressure on the inside leg to keep him straight especially on the rail. Most of the horse didnt stop square the riders needed to better ready their horses on the halt… they would have stopped square (each horses feet should be equal not one or more legs to the side, front or back to all the non horsesy people)
This is not a "naughty" horse, but a horse who needs softer hands. When a horse walks, his head goes forward & back with his footsteps. A rider with soft hands will move the reins forward & back to allow the horse to walk naturally. This rider's hands were stuck in one spot, hurting the horse's mouth with the bit each time the horse's head could not move forward with his footsteps. Also the reins to the curb bit should be slightly looser than the reins to the snaffle bit, but this rider is holding the curb reins tighter. Who is the "naughty" one here?
My take:
Short rein for too long.
Possible injury.
Tail raised and horse tried to pause.....may indicate need to urinate or poop.
( I would act up if I wasn't allowed to poop!!)
How often are these horses allowed to run freely to release pent up energy?
My take is horse is very stiff on off side, due to pain.
HEELS DOWN!!!! Ugh. Terrible riders need lessons.
Poor horses!
If you pay attention to all the horses all of them are acting up. They are trying to tell their riders something is coming or something is wrong. The riders need to listen to them. I’m sorry but the leaders on the ground need to listen to the horses also. There is something going on with the lead white horse. The other horses as the video goes on are starting to get iffy. Watch their ears their heads tossing. Something isn’t right and they all are picking up on it
Just see horses being horses lol
Nothing to laugh about
This is just to hard to watch ,the rider needs yanked down let the horse ride him!
Inexperienced and unsympathetic rider. Horse trying to figure out mixed and painful signals