King's Horse is ANGRY and Commander Did this
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2023
- Horse is Upset and refused to Listen to Anyone!
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I am always reminded about why the public is asked not to approach service dogs, because they have a job to do. This horse must have seen enough humans for the day.
All the Military horses are highly trained, they get fed up and upset like working dogs.
@NattieChristopher
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@NattieChristopher utter nonsense.
@NattieChristopherWhat you are saying is nonsense 😠
@NattieChristopher That’s nonsense, where did you get that idea? 😳💡
If I had to stand still for periods of time with the public irritating me I would feel like protesting too
Same!
Was just going to say exactly the same.
One hour. The horse stand for one hour.
Not much of a life for the horses mental well being.
@@55galstand The horses stand for one hour.
He seems uncomfortable for some reason. Which can put anyone in a bad mood. Causing him to have a bad day. He's no different from humans. And as you can see , these mounts are well looked after. Much respect to the guard and mount.
It is possible, and I am not being funny that, the horse may be uncomfortable standing in the horse poo!
@@Jimbowinch Great question. It's possible. And no I wouldn't think you were being funny . Because I don't know if that's poo on the ground or not. I didn't even think to check on that. But somethings there , what I'm not sure, but yeah could easily be poo. Good catch. you right it would make both guard and horse uncomfortable having to deal with the smell of it for hours on end. So this Karen really doesn't need to be upsetting the horse any more then he already is. It's not easy dealing with a bad temper horse. And that could give him a bad temper ,already being uncomfortable as it was.
The first thing I’m noticing is that he’s constantly chewing his bit. I’m wondering if they need to check his mouth and the bit for places of wearing.
@@kathryndavenport2725 Nice you notice. But no , sometimes it does happen yes. But this time that's no the problem. They do at times when they just aren't comfortable with it and it needs to be checked , not this time. Something clearly has he upset. One, horses really don't like their face messed with. And she keeps touching him there. It's ok to touch them there but not for to long . Depending on the horse , some don't mind it to much depending on how long you do. And she keeps putting her hand at his mouth like she has a treat when she doesn't. That's like teasing a horse. Which after a few minutes will upset them. That's like me handing you something to eat than taking it away not giving it to you a number of times. Horses don't understand teasing with food and that's about what she's doing there. It would upset you or anyone as well. No she the cause of the problem here. But your right at times it can be the bits. Much respect.
Wondering if it needs its teeth floated.
Another possibility is the saddle is pinching his back.
Could also be a problem with the bit.
Standing in or near the poop isn't going to bother either of them. Horses walk in it all the time. And, other than when it first happens, there's not a lot of smell to it. Cow or pig is much worse.
The horse that was upset is so gorgeous. He looks like what I would assume a "war horse" would look.
That horse has had enough!!
The horse was a stallion. That big, thick neck is the give away. Also they can be a bit stroppy if they aren't listened to.
@@SandraNelson063 They are mainly all geldings with an occasional mare. Sometimes when they are new to the job they can be a bit like this. If you read about Sefton he didn't take to the life at first so he went to Germany as a riding horse were he was very popular. He was older when he came back so he settled to the job.
This was about a wasp I think
Horses dont usually demonstrate anger. What I see is refusal -
backing up and rearing is a refusal to go forward. They dont like
tight spaces, and it is amazing that these horses are able to stand
in the "boxes". Lots of training and time spent to prepare them
for this duty. Great horsemanship skills by the guard.
I'm not a horse person. BUT my husband was and we raised a few. I noticed he kept chewing or moving the bits around in his mouth. I wonder if that was part of the problem? Beautiful anima.
Horse does not seem settledhe seemed more accepting of kind words from soldier or NCO in DPM cammos than dress wonder why it is
Bad treatment of these horses is not tolerated so I am told
He’d had enough
They don’t like those bits. They seem severe.
Considering how many people invade the horses space they behave remarkably well! The soldiers of the King handle them well!! Well done young man!
He doesn't want to stand in all the horse poop!
Well done!!!
Much respect!!!
Unfortunately they can't tell you what's wrong only by doing exactly what this one did. He wasnt happy standing there ! Beautiful horses every one of them and tourists shouldn't be allowed to touch them
Agree ,think they need to update,don't touch the reins or horse !!!!!
They can have a photo as many do without touching them.
What if he was having discomfort or pain. Animals can't tell you
These are war horses. People think they are pets. I love Arni. He doesn’t put up with the tourist crap
Arni the Tourist Hater is brilliant. There's another who is bitey too.
Arno 🥰💋💋💋
@@ChrisAndCats 😂😂
@@ChrisAndCats find out which one. Give a description. Love that.
From an old lady who flaps and stresses about the smallest things you guards and horses are amazing. Horsemanship is brilliant.
I was so glad to see these two relieved of their duties: I just wish it could've happened earlier. Enough is enough sometimes. They work so hard and the bond between them is so strong. Thank you.
They probably waited to see if the horse would settle down and when it didn't, had to get the new horse saddled up and the new guard in the outdoor part of his uniform.
@@lisagd22nah, they change every hour anyways. And when horses act up, the one thing you don't do is give in to their antics. They will learn after one time what to do to get what they want a next time.
If a horse is scared and can't be calmed down, they do change it, but then only that horse and not both of them.
Keep in mind that these are not pets, if they have a bad day, then they will have to work through that bad day.
And it's just 1 hour in that box.
@ChallieWallie I know they change every hour, but I've seen videos where they change before then if the horse is acting up.
Hey we have days when we're not in the mood to go to work, I think animals have those feelings too!
Absolutely 💯
That horse is really upset. Hope it ended the day on a better note.
Such a beauty.
unusual to see a draft as a saddle horse, this horse is either a shire or shire/mix. he should be pretty placid while working, but somehow he just wasn't feeling like it today.
Horses are prey animals,always alert to danger,dog are carnivores easily trained.
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@@nikiryan8648 They buy Irish draught horses from Ireland. They buy them for their size and ability to carry the weight.
@Niki Ryan maybe it was the bit? It's mouth was moving alot.
One my horses loved to play with his bit with his tongue-it’s like a fidget toy for horses. The silly boy got it under his tongue somehow, in the show ring. OMG, he was tossing his head and doing those little baby bucks. He was usually so calm and well behaved so I knew something was bothering him. In the middle of showing, rode him to center ring and dismounted. Checked his cinch, his bridle, his saddle but nothing was amiss. Someone from the audience yelled to me to check his bit. Sure enough that was the issue. Took his bridle off, fixed his bit, and returned to the competition. We still came in third. Watching this video, just kept thinking-“check his bit.”
That is my take, too. Something is wrong with either the bit or bridle.
What do you know about roller bits
That was my first thought, 'his bit may be the problem'.
@@Mrchirico6 Some people claim it calms the horse, it can help relax their mouth which can help the horse accept the bit more readily. My Western horse loved it, he was a fidgeter. I found he would easily relax his neck and drop his head on a loose rein when he had his fidget toy. My English horse didn’t like it at all. I rode him full contact with arched neck. When we hacked, loose rein, relaxed neck.
Me, too.
Probably got restless because he knew it was change up time..😮 They're no different to us when it comes to knock off time ⏰️😊
I absolutely love this guard and watching him he’s a natural with horses. Perfection ❤
Just so you know the Rider “Guard” was at fault for the Horse raring! Any true Horseman will tell you that! He was kicking the Horse Forward with his Legs while holding the Reigns tight, which is what tells the horse to stop or go back!……. The Rider is inexperienced and I hope he learns from it so no one gets hurt! I encourage you to look again how the Rider is kicking & holding reigns too tight! You can even see where the Spurs left marks on the Fur!
@@10-Man No reason to listen to the opinion of someone who doesn't know the difference between "reign" and "rein."
@@10-Man A trooper is NOT inexperienced.
The horse doesn’t like standing in the poop. He does seem like the bit is not comfortable.
I believe his bit is bothering him too!
Their own Poop doesn’t bother horses.
@@susanshirley7846 yeah but one of the caretakers was their to check the bit & indicated it was ok
I was thinking the same thing-like something is NOT right !!!
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Another horse that seems very uncomfortable with the bits they use.
They seem to have major issues with those bits they look very uncomfortable
It seems that the guard keeps the reins very tight as well. I don’t understand why they continue to use those uncomfortable bits.
@@dianapadgett3089 they have to. They're holding a sword in the right hand. That is quite limiting. A well trained rider will not hurt the horse, even with a severe bit.
I don't like those bits either
He's having trouble with something 😢
That’s not anger, the horse was just unsettled. Horses are only aggressive if they are frightened and most will then just run away, not get angry.
I've had horses and been around many. I don't know of many horses that would tolerate all the constant touching of their face by so many people. When they go to the guard house they know what's coming and shouldn't be made to put up with it.
They keep an eye on them both the milltary and the police. the police can be quite strict with some of the idiots they have to put up with.
Not being smart mouth or disrespectful the police don't stand in one spot have a loose bit in their mouth saddle on their backs strangers in their face grabbing the reins etc the horses have no choice
The horse is familiar with officer. Great care ! 🎠😘
He’s a beautiful horse. He probably wants to go back to his stable to nosh. I love how that soldier checked the girth & bit. They really do look after those horses & each other. Those horses are fantastic.
You would think they would keep the area the horses stand in clean. I wouldn’t want to stand in that .
It's amazing how well they control the horses. Especially as most have never been on a horse before they join up. They get very little time to learn as well. Soldiers are amazing
Horsey is not happy because someone didn’t muck his station, who wants to stand in poop.
Dont be stupid.
And job well done The Kings Royal Guard and keeping control of your his horse but as soon as that Bell rang that meant it was. LUNCH TIME LUNCH TIME So therefore his tummy must have been growling lololol... And he was ready to go as soon as he heard that Bell like I mentioned before if the horse could talk it would say I'm hungry ,I'm hungry now !!! They are truly Magnificent Horses they surely are and Great Job Great Job well done by the Royal Guard and keeping his horse in control..
Horses are creatures of habit, when mine doesn’t get fed he lets you know he’s disappointed
It`s always sad to see a working horse upset but in this instance could it simply be that he was psyching himself up to meet the infamous Karen, only to find she was nowhere to be seen.
Yeah she had a birthday party to attend to.
I don't understand why the public is allowed to touch them AT ALL...Sooo dangerous these days...even children are criminals now!
They’re on duty! Would people go up to a policeman and touch his face and get in his personal space?
That horse is BORED! He doesn’t want to just stand there for hours! He’s a gorgeous horse & his rider handles him well. Good for both of them.
They don't stand there for hours, they stand for an hour which they do every day anyway. It's the blutty tourists.
Two mounted sentries guard the entrance to Horse Guards on Whitehall from 10:00am until 4:00pm. These are changed every hour. After the duty officer has inspected them at 4:00pm, all personnel, mounted and dismounted, will come off duty for the day.
M.E. W get your facts straight.
@@BJM217 really? There are lots of people, they have just been kept back while the horse was agitated. Watch until end.
They stand with someone on their back for more than one hour… Either way this is not good for the horse, they shouldn’t have horses only Palace guards…
Remember what another Utuber has said, bit is too tight, he's fighting the bit . Pomp and circumstance is one thing but the welfare of the horse is more important.
Look at the horses ears, when they are pinned stright back the horse is aggitaged the guards are amazing they handle these beauties very well
I have seen several videos of the mounted guards, and the horses always buck their heads in discomfort. I think it's the bits they are choosing to use that is hurting the horses mouths.
Yes but you try neck-reining with one hand using a soft bit. These men train for a long time so they don't hurt the horses.
Poor horse. He hates standing in there. He got into a sore mood over his job. Can't blame him. What an awful job watching all those people mobbing around you.
Get over yourself.
Stay well back from the Horses TOURISTS ARE STRESSING THEM OUT.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The poor horse looks as there is something irratating its mouth🥲
Yeah, called a Pelham.
His mouth
Am I the only one to notice that each time the horse was led into the box as soon as his shoes hit the horse poop his feet slid? You can see the horse become visually upset each time!
No you are not alone in your observation. I wonder how frequently the "stall" is hosed down.
The Arch looks pretty clean to me it’s not like he’s standing in mountains of poop
They should keep it clean,standing on that must be terrible.
@Carol Curtis Those shelters where the horses on duty can use : how are they cleaned? Automatic water release that takes out the excrement and the "hut" is freshened up? We the public don't see on TV action on this problem. Has each "hut" got its own drain and water supply so that most of the waste is flushed away? I mean I've never seen full barrows outside ready to be wheeled away!
Please answer. Thanks.
@marisarap5788 are you British?
These Horses are Beautiful! They stand in one spot for a long time. People are mean to them. It's not hard to tell when they don't want to be touched.
He's upset because he is forced to stand in horse dung and people won't leave him alone
People have no idea how much stress horses feel doing what they are expected to do. He just wants to go back to his stable. Poor bubby.
'Poor baby' is a highly trained regimental horse, use to stand guard, marching in formation, drawing gun carriages, hearing canon fire, crowded streets, marching bands and a whole lot more.
@@cbisme6414 I’m highly trained, it doesn’t mean I don’t feel stress
@@cbisme6414 Soldiers are also highly trained, it doesn't stop them getting PTSD. Horses are highly sensitive animals, no matter how well trained they are, they can still get bored, feel stressed etc. I wondered if the bit was bothering him he seemed to be moving his mouth a lot.
Crazy tourists that have zero respect for the guards and their horses.
I won't pretend to know anything about horses, because I don't. I do know that this is a beautiful animal who has had his/her fill of standing in that little space for the day. I am wondering why it kept moving it's mouth so much...was something irritating it? Did it maybe have a toothache? Whatever the reason for it's behavior, it should have been relieved from duty immediately and it should have been checked-out to see if there was a physical reason for it. Their job may look easy (both horse and guard), but I actually believe it's a very difficult job and I can understand why annoyance would set in.
these horses only do one hours duty between 11am and 4pm. They don't do every day and the first part of the day is spent in one of the London Parks out on exercise. They have vets on call 24/7 and farriers as well. Part of their summer is spent in the countryside having fun in the sea and time out at grass as well. Any problems with them and it is straight to the defence vets in Leciestershire.
@@carolineberry3169 Thanks for the education, carolineberry. I knew they only had one (or, according to some, two) hour shifts. When I said "for the day," I meant he/she had had enough for the day; poor parsing on my part that time! I do appreciate learning more about their lives out of that little box, though, and it sounds as though they are very well treated and well taken care of, too! I still wonder, though, why the mouth wasn't checked out to ensure that the bit was in the proper place.
Non-horse people don’t understand or even care that these horses have a job to do, for which they are bred and very well trained. Having strangers approaching them CONSTANTLY is very stressful and unfair to the horse and rider team. Maybe the solution is not to allow any visitors within a certain distance of the horse. Photographs to be taken only from a distance of, say, 10 feet or more. I know back in the days when I was showing horses, I never allowed any strangers near my horses. Neither did anyone else I showed with. It’s too stressful for the horses.
That's my gripe too. The guards in the courtyard have chains to keep the people away, and no one is going to keep touching their faces. Why do the horses have to put up with that? They aren't pets, and shouldn't have to put up with people mauling all over them. They don't get the protection the soldiers do and they volunteered for the job. It's hardly fair.
Hello, hope everyone is fine. Well about the horses getting spooked. Seems like it's happening alot more. What about building some kind of barrier across the archway
Then when it's time to switch guards just unhook it and mo e forward. I mean they have the money
Those horses and guard are the best and we'll known threw out the world . Worth the money .
Too dngerous for the horse and rider if it spooks, runs straight into the barrier.
How are guards supposed to react to an attack if they’re confined in a stone sentry box with closed doors at the back and a barrier at the front?
Maybe you should be put behind a barrier for a stupid remark like that
Got to feel for those beautiful creatures, and they are stunning, its no picnic standing in one place for hours on end. I am sure he'd love to go for a gallop in a field to let of steam.
@@j.ksmith7432 okay didn’t know that
The bit is uncomfortable.Poor horse
Just how do yiu know. What type of bit is it ?
Is it possible that the bit in his mouth is hurting him/her?????
Exactly what I was thinking.
Watching his head and mouth actions....
Toothache maybe. I didn’t notice that before. Full respect on the way they care for the horses.
Yes it is a double bit. Most horses hate them. They constantly try to get their mouths comfortable and which includes head tosses.
A horse will mouth the bit when they are irritated. It's a warning.
Bits always hurt the horse. Some riders claim they are gentle, but they're putting metal in a horse's sensitive mouth. Many horses have injuries to their lips, gums, tongue, and teeth. Yanking on the bit, which a lot of riders do when they're angry or impatient, can also cause damage to the nerves of the face and neck. Mexicans are the worst, they use cruel bits and nosebands with sharp pieces attached to cause damage. Abuse to horses is widely accepted in the equestrian world.
The way the horse is moving its mouth, it looks like it’s in pain or discomfort. Maybe there is something wrong with its mouth. I hope they find out, it’s a beautiful horse.
Amazing horsemanship!
Amazing horses ❤
Can't they see his mouth is hurting from the bit...anyone with eyes can see that!!!
The way mouth bits used are very severe bits in strong hands. They are very uncomfortable on the tongue and roof of the mouth especially if the horse has a very fleshy large tongue and they may be fine in finer breeds but heavier types maybe not so good. Not every horse is compatible. These horses stand for a length of time being pestered by humans up in their space and constant touching the whole time. It would be like being hugged and kissed constantly by the annoying aunt you want to avoid. It is stressful for both the guards and the horses while trying to perform their duty.
@sheilathorne. Great observation. Props to the tourists who stand outside the horses space, in front of the wall and do not feel the need to grab at the horses faces.😊
Ahaha - the restless horse, taken in a circle, then realizing - 'hang on, we were just here. I thought we were going to the stable'. And the runner shooting out of the courtyard at 9:23. Wtf?! You just never know what humans will get up to - LOL!
And no one has mentioned "horse sense"? Animals can sense the area around them, and their sense of smell is unique!! They react quickly. Im surprised that no action is taken on the ones that annoy both the guard and the mount🤨. Riders are one with their mounts. 👍🏽🐴💂🏽♂️
I think they should clean up before the next horse arrives, and so does the horse obviously
Staying calm is the key 🔑
"I don't want to go to work today, I'm. tired, I'm sleepy, I just want to eat some hay and go back to bed You can fire me if you want, but I'm calling in today. I'm taking a sick day, I need a mental health day."
True. Every horse has its day. The one thing I have learned when my cousin had horses. They have moods. I get out of the car thunder expected an apple. If I didn’t have one it broke his heart. Once he was being fed in the front yard. As soon as he saw me bring out the oat bucket he was in full run. I laid that bucket down and stepped aside just in case he was to overrun the bucket. Full run to stop! Amazing. Frightening but amazing.
My niece has horses. They all have personalities. Some days they just don't feel like playing.
Poor horse, he just didn't want to stand in another horses stinky poop! Every time his hooves came in contact with the poopy part of the box he has to stand in, he lifted both hooves in rebellion!
He would rather be peacefully grazing in a quiet meadow.
I think he is saying I'm not staying on there with all that horse people, It isn't mine, get it cleaned up and I go back in!!😂😂
Poop.....not people, flipping spell check.
Horses don't like feeling like they are in a corner , so many people come at them all at once ,, so over whelming for them .. They have feeling as well .And I don't know how long they have stand in one place , but I bet they get tired as well .
They are on for 1hr shifts then rested and returned back on shift.
They are so stupid.....but again humans never learn.....
They only do an hour at a time and it is only for a certain part of the day. By four o'clock they are usually back in the stables that are at horse guards.
I've visited while in London. Awesome! Kudos to the Guardsmen!
Perhaps has he been hurt with his bridle ? He seems to be having pain in his mouth .
This is how I feel at work sometimes! He’s obviously had enough and I don’t blame him. Some people need a good kicking and I think that horse is in the mood.
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My thought too, the horse does not like standing in the muck. Is it not possible for two stable hands, to give it a quick clean?
They dont have stable hands they are all soldierswho ate with their horses all the time.
I’ve never seen so many horses seemingly upset with the bits
That horse was saying, 'Ew, im standing in pooh! Someone elses pooh!"
I just watched the coronation carriage ride to Westminster and I've never seen so many uncomfortable horses. Dozens were acting like this and worse. I wonder if it's the bit they use or the cavesson.
If you watch the horses as they are in the parade, there are always some that just lose it, they dont' get a say in whether they have to listen to all that noise and have all the people etc around. It must really suck.
Rider will get him through…. hopefully ❤
Well that was a cool video I really enjoy the horses they're all so beautiful
Poor buddy ,its one of those days just don't won't to work ,bless
Poor horse. He clearly is having a bad day and just doesn't want to be on guard duty.
Quite possibly the soldier doesnt want toeither
Sometimes it's just what they do, express their feelings. Maybe it's almost time to go eat!
Can't you just imagine that poor horse saying, "I'm sick of this tourist tripe. No! I won't! You can't make me!!"
The horse is like I’m not stepping in that! Can someone clean this?!🤣😂😊
I think he wanted the Janitor to clean the poo out of his sentry box.
King's Guard. You need to get your Household Cavalry ranks sorted out if you are going to film these guys. and make statements in all HM Forces there is a formal Rank structure from a Private or in (Cavalry a Trooper) running up the ranks JNCO (junior Non commissioned officer) SNCO (Senior Non commissioned officers) which also take in the Warrant Officer ranks. Then the Commissioned Officer ranks. The Cavalry ranks are unique to them as are the Foot Guards to any other infantry regiments in the British Army. The Chap with the peeked cap and riding crop is a (Corporal of Horse ) a SNCO and equivalent rank of Sergeant in other units of HM Forces. He is classed as a Senior Supervisor and would be in charge of the group of men, women & horses and the day to day running of the Guard at Horse Guards. The Commissioned Officer would be the person overall in charge, they only appear at certain times and on the official change over of the guard. They are also the person who will inspect the Guard at the 16:00 hrs Punishment Parade's they are recognised by different style of uniform with Gold on the tails of their tunics a different shade of Cape to the Troopers and they will be saluted by The NCO's taking the Parade and given "Eyes Left or Right as all the Troopers leave the Parade area"
The reasons for a Salute are two fold a Hand salute is to show you carry no weapons and is given with the Right Hand. which is the normally the hand weapons are held in The other reason you salute Commissioned Officers is to show Loyalty to the Sovereign ie:- The King or Queen who is on the Throne at the time because a Commissioned Officer holds a Royal Commission and is given this by the Serving Monarch to which the Officer swears and Oath of Allegiance to the King and Country and carries out the wishes of the King and Government of the Country. So the Salute is everyone showing that we recognise the Kings Commission and we are all still loyal. So I suggest you read up on the reasons why things happen and it would make your VLOG more interesting and educational.
From a Veteran who served in the RAF
The horses mouth looked uncomfortable.
There is something at the left side of the arch. The horse doesn't like it. Always kicks at the same side and moves away from it.
I wonder if there is some smell the horse is picking up? They have a greater sense of smell than humans
I believe all animals at some time love to be petted but at some point they get tired of it and maybe they just didn't eat enough Also it would just be like a human being If you were being tapped on the shoulder constantly constantly over and over that sometimes you will evidently tell the person who's tapping you on your shoulder to stop Just stop so although animals cannot speak especially horses that is the only way that I believe that they're trying to let the person know And again maybe it can be the poop on the floor but we were raised around animals from cows to dogs cats etc etc and if they do not eat enough they get just like human beings cranky so maybe the horse was just being cranky and wanted to go eat more only the horse knows how it feels but I would think if I got tapped on the shoulders non-stop I think anybody would get frustrated
It sounds like you're talking about what it's like to be an elementary school teacher.
its horrible, what they are doing with the horses. Just for the f***ing money!
@@staycurious0815 They are there to do the job of being the king's guard and they only do an hour at a time.
I'd check the bit 1st thing!
Just a minute with a pressure washer. . . Would get the crowd out of the way too.
I love how well groomed the horses are and so well trained but they can also be unpredictable and spook at the drop of a hat
Id be angry too if I had to walk in horse manurer
He doesn't look angry to me, Just wanted to get moving and uninterested in standing still. 😉👍
9:24 Jogging through the Horse Guards is one of the most "hey, look at me!" things I've ever seen.
That horse is definitely in distress or pain..he should be taken back and examined..
I don't know alot about this subject but the horse didn't want to stand in a dirty place, it's a shame it wasn't swept up,if it was distressing the horse.
He was not happy about something
Tourists prodding, pawing and crowding him.
Poor horse was worried that Crazy Karen would show up
He got out of bed on the wrong side. If I was him I would be pissed off at all of those tourists coming up and talking loudly.
The boy wanted his ‘dad’ knew the boss was about and wanted a cuddle! Just being a naughty lad!!
i see most of these horses chewing on the bit. i don't know much about horses but maybe that's the problem.
thats literally the whole point in a bit.. it keeps them busy..
Sometimes they use the bit like a fidget toy.
Sandra must have been near... I can imagine that or someone saying her name. I hope to one day visit these majestic horses and see the Queens Land one day.
Horse just wanted to go for a walk, tired of standing still.
He’s not a commander, he’s a sergeant 😂
Regardless of the 3 stripes, he's a corporal of horse, not a commander.
Corporal of Horse is the equivalent rank of a sergeant in the rest of the Army. The Household Cavalry does not have sergeants because Queen Victoria thought sergeant sounded too much like the word servant.
The horse is named Commander. I think.
When I saw the first video from the channel, when a horse grabbed a womans hair, I found it funny. But now TH-cam is showing me more of these videos. I feel sorry for the horses. Have to stay there all the time, teased by so many idiots. Just for the money circus. Humans are so stupid ...
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Horse is like. C'mon I'm not feeling this today. Let's go to a park or something my man.
Rider & horse are glad to be done for the day.
That horse with the hooves forward, it was indeed irritated, rarely seen such a charge.
He doesn't want to stand in that nasty pile all day long. Clean up that stall mess. I'd be angry too.
Ive noticed that all these horses shake there head and chew on the bit. Any horse would with all that metal in there mouth!! Standing there for so long with rude ignorant tourists getting in there face is enough to piss off any horse!!
That trooper is good at keeping the horse under control👍