As a remember from the news bulletins, the rider was discharged from hospital a few days later with soft tissue injuries to his back and a fractured collar bone. The horse was spooked by a camera flash from the crowd. The flash temporarily blinded the horse and it panicked. Horses are flight animals, and will try to run if frightened. All credit to the mounted police officers who caught the animal before anyone else got hurt
Unfortunately members of the crowd can't always be relied upon to be sensible around horses. Too many people pawing at the horse. The police officer in the crowd was trying to back them off, but it was too late. That was the end of that troopers career. The horse was fine.
No it's a disgrace thousands off pounds to keep these horses and feed them not to mention the so called shiny boys on them put to them to some real use ..... soldier ing these animals are better fed and housed than the homeless and less fortunate in this country it's a disgrace only a matter of time now that family event even hold a marriage together they get into more bother than the local by street hoodlums the modern world don't require them ..🤔😂👎
@Nathan Lynch The first guy in yellow, with a green bag and with a white stripe around his hat, is a St John Ambulance first aider (you can see the name on his back).
@@britbyname3620name So you think it was wrong for the SJAB to follow the procedure used by all ambulance personnel and stop the patient moving whilst performing a spinal assessment? Plods don't even get to use safety pins to secure bandages because they'll do more damage to themselves and the patient
I remember when I was with st John Ambulance a guard fainted and was carried to our First aid post Princess Ann came to check on him such a lovely woman.
@@leahnyb6878 this was years ago, he got discharged from the hospital with the injuries i listed earlier on another comment your replied to. he’s most probably doing quite well now.
Accelerate away, is exactly what the security training tells them to do, in such a commotion. It's done in case the incident was a diversion for a plot of some other kind, e.g. kidnapping, assassination... etc.
No, so the horse won’t get hit by the car....that kind of car hit by a horse can be mended, but an out of control horse and rider who hit a car could be killed. The rider had serious shoulder and spine injuries from hitting the sand with a horse on top of him, but if they’d come down on the moving car, the injuries would very likely be much worse.
@@voraciousreader3341 I agree, but in this situation where everything happens in seconds, the driver would've thought to speed up so that the horse wouldn't fall back to the car. Also, horses easily weigh about 900-2000 pounds, so if the horse would've fallen back to the car, there would have been some glass cracks of some sort(if the glass wasn't bulletproof, then it would most certainly break and possibly injure the VIPs in the car). It'd be still bad for both parties if the horse actually fell back on the car so kudos to the driver.
@@farscape319 Was the Queen aware of the incident at or near the time when it happened? Did the Queen make her own enquiries once she was made aware of the incident? Or are such questions unnecessary?
The way the horse reacted once it fell and got up reminds me of how I feel when I accidentally step on my dog's foot. I really wish people would turn their camera flash off when around horses, even the well trained ones can get spooked, especially so close.
@@G1NZOU Yes! There is a reason why I basically check every phone and camera to not have their flashes on when I take people with me to the stables. My mother has a very bad habit of leaving hers on, so now I only allow her to take her phone and constantly keep an eye for a slipping flash! I don't have a pal to film me during my lessons or to take pictures, so usually my parents (who come with me either way so it just makes sense to use them) are left for the job. Luckily my father never uses his flashlight anyway, nevertheless the flash so everything is safe. A bonus of dragging them along is that I have two trained medical professionals with us if we need to respond to an emergency. (Has already happened)
Lol the one that ran over to pick up the sword and helmet and never actually helped? Because that’s all he did and when he bent down at the end was grabbing the all the ceremonial gear off him as to not lose or damage it. That’s what the officer walked over and instructed him to do. Lol safe the artifacts.
@@waynewayne9693 A if i went down i would want my kit picked up asap, B im assuming they had some sort of relationship either friends or something like that, the horse was positioned next to him so its likely they got to know each other during rehearsals, in regards to him not helping he was probably trying to figure out what to do but if i went down just knowing i had a mate there that wasn't a police officer or med staff would make me feel more at ease, atleast a familiar face,
Goodness, what a scary turn of events! However, there is no shame in what happened as even the most well-trained horse can be spooked if the conditions are right. I'm so glad that the guard was able to recover and heal and that the horse was not injured.
Laura Howard. Yes, only if they can't avoid trampling on people. They are gentle by nature, and I don't think they would ever deliberately hurt anyone.
Yes and it was Dr Doolittle riding it 😂😂😂 that's what happens when you take wild animals and try to tame them 🏇🏇🏇🏇🤔🤕👎 it's cruelty to have them standing on parades for long periods of time should be banned 🚫
@@tonytotten408 Wild animals? Horses are not wild they are domesticated and have been for thousands of years, the horse was frightened by a camera flash that simple
@@francophone. Thank you for putting link to the newspaper article. I remember this incident, I'm from Wales but live in Canada, so I never knew the out come of the soldier.
@@amyk9813 Don't let it put you off. Accidents happen just like any other- car accidents etc. Riding for pleasure on a gentle horse in the calmer circumstances result in much fewer accidents like this.
The horse was looking at the rider as he backed away...I think the horse knew he fell on the rider, the horse got off the rider as fast as he could. Very scary accident I was holding my breath omg glad they both survived.
This was my brother inlaw and he was fine fractured shoulder and was a bit bruised after a horse falls on ya it kinda happens lol but he was all good! Horses get spooked from time to time it happens there animals!
That horse handled the situation well. He spooked and reared up too high, his legs too far under his haunches and lost the ability to regain balance and fell backwards. but got back up and stayed with rider..
Unfortunately lost balance because the rider was pulling his mouth (not blaming him, it happened so fast). Always always grab your horse around the neck if it’s rising up to help keep balance.
YES Gangster Liz went into so many countries and looted all their Precious metals Jewels.OIL.ETC their Fauna also She was a GREEDY HEARTLESS SCOUNDREL .and got away scot free .Yeah like how you can understand that a person should not reach over and touch what is not theirs' . Liz11 and her whole family should STOP STEALING and KILLING The fact is she MURDERED Diana!!!!!! IMAGINE if YOU STOP SUCKING-UP??
0:24 "woops took a tumble there hehe, always doing that, hope i didn't ruin the parade, don't think anyone noticed, all is good" *TURNS AROUND* "No Garrryyyyy, damn it, my favourite guy, well I'm certainly in trouble, better get him so flowers"
@@irenemorley6518 Its called satire darling. I love our armed forces and I did have some due diligence to see if he was okay or not after this, he was fine, long live the queen.
The same thing happen to my partner. Our horse was part Andalusian and did rear up alot but this time he kept coming and fell completely back with him still holding the reins and pommel of the saddle. Always said take both feet out of stirrups when dismounting but he was trying and still had left foot in. He broke his back but luckily was out of hospital in 11 days in a brace. Can happen anytime.
when a horse is napping, or backing up, or showing any prep signs for rearing -- both feet out of the stirrups asap, and dismount. Difficult with that outfit on though.
Thank you for the update. Camera flashes, fire crackers, etc. can cause a horse to freak out ( I love Royal British pageantry. I should because my great grandfather is from Bristol, UK - and I'm proud of it)!
It is his duty to ensure the safety of the people and the injured man. He looks to be leaving his post but it was a emergency so no trouble for him. The other guardsman who is sergeant - major according to his red salsh went over to talk to the guardsman and he sorted everything out. The car behind was the Queen's car but it was empty so no delay there, the car was there in case something wrong with her carraige.
@@carolley9705 Yep, both the sword and helmet not belonged to cavalryman, they belonged to the army. Both guardsman and cavalryman were part of the British army. He did it for safety reason too and protect them from theft.
@@DavBlc7 True in first aid training they do teach you to clear the area around the casualty from hazards, and a sword definitely counts. Pretty sure Real Redcoat was joking though.
I wish information would be broadcast to the crowds NOT to use flashes. Glad to learn that guardsman’s injuries were not too serious. I hope the poor horse was not forever removed from duty!
Poor poor lad it’s seems obvious something was wrong in the first place as he was on the side but then just reared and spooked, a freak accident at the wrong time I hope you heal quickly so sorry xx
I find it curious, if not also telling, that although the horses were all in Groups, this one wasn’t with other horses but off to the side being HELD BY two officers on both side of the fence Before the car went by! There was no camera flash. Three people were pulled away when the horse pulled his neck up before his feet moved. I conclude that the horse was taken out of line for some reason BEFORE anything “happened”
Horses just like Humans .The majority will be slaves or be BRAINWASHED . Spotting a demon is a gift .Did you ever read the book 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell ? Educate your mind and free your soul. You are not focused on the royal majesty's TRICKS. GOOD LUCK!
The young guardsman lining the road and his what looks to be CSM? both did a great job, the young chap went straight to his aid and the senior NCO was quick getting there too to look at his man and good of him to let the lad stay too, very understanding and a great leader.
clearly never been around horses luckily it was mainly just local Brits and German visitors in attendance. Tourists from 'certain' nations treat the royal guards as Disneyland characters and probably have deliberately tried to spook the horse laugh at the poor injured soldier.
The guards' horses are amazingly tolerant, but every now and then a flash from a camera sends them off. It must have been very close to his face. On a grey day, photographing a black horse, the flashes go off continuously. There are also an amazing number of idiots who think that it is OK to grab the horse by either the side of its bridle or by one of the reins. If the person here who appeared to be holding on when the horse reared, had pulled the bit into the horses mouth, then the horse is likely to react as it did.
Gives a whole new meaning to “keep calm and carry on “ hope the poor guy was ok. I used to ride and I took a friend this day , she was nervous so we put her on an old nah that was so gentle. He clipped a stone and tripped a little ,she yelled he reared up she fell off the horse broke his leg and was put down she broke her arm and never road a horse again. Xox
@@tonytotten408 I agree I just worry for these guys. I’ve had my own dealings so I get it and I watch because I want to understand it . I was merely say stay safe xo
@@tonytotten408 they are real soldiers (as you put it) and like the other guards regiments they get rotated between operational and ceremonial duties. Some have paid the ultimate price.
@@melandlindamaschmeyer2167 it was horrific . I road an ex race horse and looked after him for 4 yrs . She should never have come but nagged me until I said ok. The funny thing is I never really spoke to her again after that . I am an animal love and horses are my thing so to see an old man with the softest temperament have to be put down killed me .
Have to say I was very glad to see the horse was un-injured. When horses fall, especially loaded with some human, they can be so badly hurt that they must be put down.
What about the man? Seriously nasty comment. That man could have died or ended up with a spine injury, concussion, life long disabilities... you care about the flipping horse. 🙄 Horse breaks a leg, you shoot it out of compassion and move on.
@@leaucamouille3394 I thought I had already responded to you. Apparently the nanny patrol didn't care for it? My comment was certainly NOT nasty. I could care less when humans get hurt with interactions of animals that are being forced to do something for the service of humans. (Even for Her Majesty.) When horses fall with some stupid human on them, then can be severely injured. Even killed. The way you say "move on" about having to kill a horse. So casually....tells me everything everyone needs to know about you. Blood dreadful sod.
@@keithb9272 The way you care more about a goddamn horse than a human being tells everything everyone needs to know about you. Boohoo poor horse. Laughable.
@@leaucamouille3394 You are a horrible person. Anyone whom has no compassion for animals is nothing but rubbish. Humans PUT animals in unwinnable situations continuously. And when something tragic happens, the poor animals get put down. Yet the bloody humans get all the care they need. And let us not forget about the human rubbish that hunts animals for "sport"! Yes, you're a right fine proper human. Your what I go to the curb for. To scrape you off the bottom of me shoe like any other shite I step in. If you weren't so pathetic, you would be "laughable" you pc of rubbish!
The Calvary man's breastplate armour probably saved him from worse injuries or death there horses are massive.a friend of mine was in the regiment with the Busby hats but his brother Martin was in the household cavalry they were a GRT couple of lads Howard and Martin greenhough.. they'd take the Michael out of each regiment bit of banter...The replica of the orb that stood on Dresden's cathedral just beautiful what a magnificent cathedral that must of been...hope the Calvary man was ok no life changing injuries...🙏🇬🇧🇩🇪..
For godsake! some stuff here is so nasty. Rider all my life..cowgirl right, however as ex Household Division chap will confirm..saddle and sheepskin are huge compared with usual tack, also armour hrlmet etc means one tiny out of gravity moment and you are down. Horse and rider both survived fine ....but honestly..😬 nobody cares for their horses more than the Blues and Royals & Lifeguards...accidents happen
@@sonyajackson5377 I hope she was, but some people honestly just don’t care, like the dimwits who apparently think it is ‘okay’ to touch or scare a horse in duty or any other most inconvenient moment - which is ALWAYS! 🙄🤦♀️
I admire any real soldier who has fought in convicts like myself that's real courage not ponsed around on the back of horse 🤡or paraded round a palace or castle for the duration of there service ....just fire place ornaments for the snobbery class 👎 🤔😂😂😂😂😂
Tony Totten Your completely ignorant, the Household Cavalry consists of the Mounted regiment and the armoured regiment, troops move between the two, the ceremonial duties is only part of what they do, members have lost their lives in various conflicts since they were formed, the most recent being Afghanistan where a lot of member's made the return home in a hearse, even the troops on ceremonial duties carry out other duties, you utter moron.
@@tonytotten408 do some research, they get rotated between operational and ceremonial duties. Some have paid the ultimate price. Clearly your service didn't fix your big mouth or ignorance.
You can see that a member of the public have grabbed the bridle and frighted the horse but then hung on when the horse pulled back and that's why the horse went over.
Good day it's my pleasure connecting with you here. I'm Scott berenguer gunnery sergeant US marine corps I live in FL How are you doing today and where are you from?
It is a good thing the car saw what was about to happen and accelerated so they horse and rider wouldn't fall onto the car or through the window. . . I cant imaging playing an instrument while riding a horse....
I have watched these guys for years cause there are lots of these videos of accidents. If the horse gets nervous these guys pull back on the reins and make the horses rear. With the severe bits they use, l wish they would find people that knew how to ride. I feel sorry for the horses.
Landed on his back! It says he was seriously hurt and taken to hospital with shoulder and back injuries. It doesn't say how well he recovered - fully I hope.
They're not allowed to break ranks...you can see one of the young guardsmen hesitating about whether to put his weapon down.There were other people around to assist.
Good thing that both the rider & horse are okay....as an amateur rider myself, I fell & landed on my back, but thank God, nothing was broken...I can’t quite comprehend the use of flash for day time photography though...
I came to this video via google who not only completely failed to answer my question, but who also showed a photo of a foot guard officer fighting to stay on his horse, and labelled it as a Cavalryman. No wonder people have no clue about the different regiments.
For the lady who said too many horses at one time: it was and always has been the people that cause accidents, the horses are used to being in large haras’, you can see the person wage a hand at the horse, most likely to pat it
As a retired officer of special operations.it has always confounded me to have any of my warriors injured.whether in peace, in training or in war. I was always prepared for the possibility and always prayed for the well-being of those in.my command. It saddened me to watch this young Hussar hit the pavement; and, my hope is that he recovered to ride again.
I saw similiar thing like this on Harry and Meghan wedding ceremony. Some horses somehow unusually behaved.... later found out cos of a couple of camera flashlight from crowds
As a remember from the news bulletins, the rider was discharged from hospital a few days later with soft tissue injuries to his back and a fractured collar bone. The horse was spooked by a camera flash from the crowd. The flash temporarily blinded the horse and it panicked.
Horses are flight animals, and will try to run if frightened. All credit to the mounted police officers who caught the animal before anyone else got hurt
Frances Sweeney Bloody, idiot people treating animals like machines. So glad horse and rider are alright.
Not all right; he must suffer with collar bone pain for the rest of his life, Angela.
don't think so I have broken both my collar bones and one collar bone the bone went through my skin, but I suffer from no pain.
well i never knew that!!!!!
How did all the horses charge into battles? For thousands of years, the horses were the tanks.
As an owner and breeder of horses, no matter how well rehearsed and trained horses are they are still a fright and flight animal.
Unfortunately members of the crowd can't always be relied upon to be sensible around horses. Too many people pawing at the horse. The police officer in the crowd was trying to back them off, but it was too late. That was the end of that troopers career. The horse was fine.
@@gunner678 do you know if they have initiated any reforms to require helmets
@@awnutz they don't go over the horses ears, but the horse was fine. The helmet is the helmet I'm afraid.
As the owner of a fully functional brain I knew that too !
@farley boo you obviously have never been around horses much less wild horses.
It's no disgrace. These things do happen. Hope he recovered well.
@@annychest718 proof or stfu
@Check the horse literally falled on him.
And if you fall in a bad position you could actually die
No it's a disgrace thousands off pounds to keep these horses and feed them not to mention the so called shiny boys on them put to them to some real use ..... soldier ing these animals are better fed and housed than the homeless and less fortunate in this country it's a disgrace only a matter of time now that family event even hold a marriage together they get into more bother than the local by street hoodlums the modern world don't require them ..🤔😂👎
screw him.
I genuinely give up trying to understand the TH-cam algorithm, but nice to see you all five years later...
Same here
Lol
IainM I was just thinking the same thing, 6 years later actually.
Too funny
😂😂
Quickest medical assistance in history....
Your comment cracked me up
First aider, as usual clueless , doing nothing .... police , on the ball
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@Nathan Lynch The first guy in yellow, with a green bag and with a white stripe around his hat, is a St John Ambulance first aider (you can see the name on his back).
@@britbyname3620name So you think it was wrong for the SJAB to follow the procedure used by all ambulance personnel and stop the patient moving whilst performing a spinal assessment? Plods don't even get to use safety pins to secure bandages because they'll do more damage to themselves and the patient
I remember when I was with st John Ambulance a guard fainted and was carried to our First aid post Princess Ann came to check on him such a lovely woman.
Princess Ann is wonderful
I have heard from other ex staff that Princess Anne is the most down-to-earth of all the royals. Philip and Andrew are the nastiest.
@@whutteretbrock2181 well u dont have to worry. Philip is dead
@@aaroncousins4750 Like it is a good thing.
Yes she would. Wonderful person. She always talks to the troops.
Thank you to the people who know horses for the explanations of the event. Glad the Guardsman is doing well.
he "was seriously hurt on Tuesday when he was thrown from his horse." HE IS NOT DOING WELL.
@@leahnyb6878 this was years ago, he got discharged from the hospital with the injuries i listed earlier on another comment your replied to. he’s most probably doing quite well now.
This was in 1998 my dear.
What about the HORSE THAT LIZ THE LOOTER ENSLAVED????????? the royal TYRANTS ,
0:22 quick response from the Rolls Royce driver here to accelerate away
I think it just went up a slight incline. Don't think the driver would be looking back like that to have noticed.
There was clearly a bump in the road, but the driver did speed up. The horse started rearing for the driver to clearly see.
I know if I had a Rolls I would hire him.
I thought the cavalryman was going to get crushed between the horse and the car.
Accelerate away, is exactly what the security training tells them to do, in such a commotion. It's done in case the incident was a diversion for a plot of some other kind, e.g. kidnapping, assassination... etc.
0:28 love how the horse tries to casually slope off like 'ah shit I'm in trouble now'
lol
Yes indeed you are
Haha! It did too. Cheeky bugger
@@ChiefHerzensCoach me too
Lmfao
Horse fell right on top of him. I hope he's alright, and the horse, too.
Camera flashes blind horses for a second. I’m still amazed how this animals can handle with grace crowds of people with flashes everywhere.
They are trained to put up with distractions, just like the mounted police horses are trained to put up with a riot.
That’s why the horses use blinkers 😜
@@moek4361 nonsense! They just go in the recreational circuit. So some horse besotted girl get's an A class horse!
I love how the first car speeds up so that it wont get hit by the horse.
No, so the horse won’t get hit by the car....that kind of car hit by a horse can be mended, but an out of control horse and rider who hit a car could be killed. The rider had serious shoulder and spine injuries from hitting the sand with a horse on top of him, but if they’d come down on the moving car, the injuries would very likely be much worse.
@@voraciousreader3341 I agree, but in this situation where everything happens in seconds, the driver would've thought to speed up so that the horse wouldn't fall back to the car. Also, horses easily weigh about 900-2000 pounds, so if the horse would've fallen back to the car, there would have been some glass cracks of some sort(if the glass wasn't bulletproof, then it would most certainly break and possibly injure the VIPs in the car). It'd be still bad for both parties if the horse actually fell back on the car so kudos to the driver.
I guess the queen did not care that rider just 🐎
@@farscape319 Was the Queen aware of the incident at or near the time when it happened? Did the Queen make her own enquiries once she was made aware of the incident? Or are such questions unnecessary?
@@jonh9561 Are such silly processions necessary?
Glad he’s ok I thought the horse did well staying put after that happened
The way the horse reacted once it fell and got up reminds me of how I feel when I accidentally step on my dog's foot.
I really wish people would turn their camera flash off when around horses, even the well trained ones can get spooked, especially so close.
@@G1NZOU Yes! There is a reason why I basically check every phone and camera to not have their flashes on when I take people with me to the stables.
My mother has a very bad habit of leaving hers on, so now I only allow her to take her phone and constantly keep an eye for a slipping flash!
I don't have a pal to film me during my lessons or to take pictures, so usually my parents (who come with me either way so it just makes sense to use them) are left for the job. Luckily my father never uses his flashlight anyway, nevertheless the flash so everything is safe.
A bonus of dragging them along is that I have two trained medical professionals with us if we need to respond to an emergency. (Has already happened)
horses are always like "wait, what happened? you were up there and now you're down there..."
Glad to hear the injured guardsman is doing better and was released from the hospital. That fall looked very scary.
It was 7 years ago
@@florrie8767 no actually, this happened in december 1998 so its 24 years ago
respect to the guardsman lining the street who left his position to help him
Lol the one that ran over to pick up the sword and helmet and never actually helped? Because that’s all he did and when he bent down at the end was grabbing the all the ceremonial gear off him as to not lose or damage it. That’s what the officer walked over and instructed him to do. Lol safe the artifacts.
@@waynewayne9693 A if i went down i would want my kit picked up asap, B im assuming they had some sort of relationship either friends or something like that, the horse was positioned next to him so its likely they got to know each other during rehearsals, in regards to him not helping he was probably trying to figure out what to do but if i went down just knowing i had a mate there that wasn't a police officer or med staff would make me feel more at ease, atleast a familiar face,
Goodness, what a scary turn of events! However, there is no shame in what happened as even the most well-trained horse can be spooked if the conditions are right. I'm so glad that the guard was able to recover and heal and that the horse was not injured.
So sweet the way this beautiful horse, moved away from it's rider after the fall. Being so careful not to step on him.
Horses, unlike cattle, will always avoid stepping on people if possible.
Horses will do anything to not step on humans....only in rare occasions...horseracing, if they have on blinkers
Gayle Baker. Horses seem to be very aware of their own strength, and compensate for it, by being very gentle. I've always loved them.
Laura Howard. Yes, only if they can't avoid trampling on people. They are gentle by nature, and I don't think they would ever deliberately hurt anyone.
My fucking days the weight drop on this poor man must have fucked him up real bad
i did not know this had occurred and i am pleased that both the guardsman and his horse were recovered and ok after a bit of time.
Thank you. We appreciate your concern.
Even the horse turned around on its own to say sorry brother i got scared.
The horse came back to the rider.
@@homeboy2166 The horse tried SO hard not to fall.
Yes and it was Dr Doolittle riding it 😂😂😂 that's what happens when you take wild animals and try to tame them 🏇🏇🏇🏇🤔🤕👎 it's cruelty to have them standing on parades for long periods of time should be banned 🚫
@@tonytotten408 Wild animals? Horses are not wild they are domesticated and have been for thousands of years, the horse was frightened by a camera flash that simple
That horse fell right on the man. Yikes 😳 hope he's ok
Finished his career.
I hope the horse is OK
@@gunner678 Not true (well the horse's, yes, kind of). news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/227947.stm
@@gunner678 Wrong. He recovered and carried on with his career
@@francophone. Thank you for putting link to the newspaper article. I remember this incident, I'm from Wales but live in Canada, so I never knew the out come of the soldier.
had a broken collar bone from a horse fall. no fun. damn camera flash. those horses are pretty bomb proof, dumb spectator!!!!!!
Was it you that fell of this horse
Oh shit, it might’ve been, Sarah
@@sarahrichards3909 his grandfather
Exactly. Ruined the trooper's career.
The horse fell on him
Damn. I’ve been in that situation a couple times. It hurts. Hopefully he’s made a full recovery.
I really want to try horse riding but this sort of thing puts me off. So scary!
@@amyk9813 Don't let it put you off. Accidents happen just like any other- car accidents etc. Riding for pleasure on a gentle horse in the calmer circumstances result in much fewer accidents like this.
Watched this stunning ceremony on a number of occasions it never ceases to thrill.
The horse was looking at the rider as he backed away...I think the horse knew he fell on the rider, the horse got off the rider as fast as he could. Very scary accident I was holding my breath omg glad they both survived.
This was my brother inlaw and he was fine fractured shoulder and was a bit bruised after a horse falls on ya it kinda happens lol but he was all good! Horses get spooked from time to time it happens there animals!
Glad he is ok
Glad he's ok
Please tell him so many wish him well and respect him for his good service 🙏😎
@@beefstew4698 what good service?
@@Stantheman848 service to his country. They are military.
Glad he ok.
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That horse handled the situation well. He spooked and reared up too high, his legs too far under his haunches and lost the ability to regain balance and fell backwards. but got back up and stayed with rider..
The rider also pulled back on the reins and did not lean far forward. That may have helped him not fall over, but glad he's okay regardless.
Unfortunately lost balance because the rider was pulling his mouth (not blaming him, it happened so fast). Always always grab your horse around the neck if it’s rising up to help keep balance.
@@takeachillpill4732 I don't know 2hat you mean who r.u please
Who r u
I never saw it.so.2hat do I want.a.pill
And that's why you don't reach over the fence to pet horses that are not yours and are doing a job.
lorry geewhizzbang it was a police officer trying to hold it to prevent it from doing any damage
Horse was first spooked by a camera flash
YES Gangster Liz went into so many countries and looted all their Precious metals Jewels.OIL.ETC their Fauna also She was a GREEDY HEARTLESS SCOUNDREL .and got away scot free .Yeah like how you can understand that a person should not reach over and touch what is not theirs' . Liz11 and her whole family should STOP STEALING and KILLING The fact is she MURDERED Diana!!!!!! IMAGINE if YOU STOP SUCKING-UP??
My Uncle owned a Ranch in Colorado . He said if I fall off my horse make a sound like a carrot and it will come right back.
Could you describe to us the call of the carrot? 😉
Well, your bones would sound like someone eating a carrot if they broke during the fall.
Screaming 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@Vee_of_the_Weald your bones cracking 😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤧😭😭😭😭😭😖🤦🏿♀️
Omg I laughed so hard needed that
0:24 "woops took a tumble there hehe, always doing that, hope i didn't ruin the parade, don't think anyone noticed, all is good" *TURNS AROUND* "No Garrryyyyy, damn it, my favourite guy, well I'm certainly in trouble, better get him so flowers"
TOOK A TUMBLE HE HE,THE GUY WAS REALLY HURT, WHY WOULD ANYONE THINK THIS FUNNY.
@@irenemorley6518 omg... calm down. The cavalry man is ok now. This happened decades ago.
It was still a stupid comment.
@@lauradavidson6818 calm down. It's fine. You'll be ok.😎👍
@@irenemorley6518 Its called satire darling.
I love our armed forces and I did have some due diligence to see if he was okay or not after this, he was fine, long live the queen.
That must've hurt like hell and I hope he is ok.
Someone was pulling on the reins of that horse through the gate! And that made it jump back..
0:43 You always get that one mum expressing their opinion 😂
@Human Peeing American karen*
@@TR0X3N Amerikaren*
Oh dear God! That almost had me in tears.
Yes the horse was spooked delighted to hear the guardsman is ok
Spooked by the 'DEAD DEMON'
The same thing happen to my partner. Our horse was part Andalusian and did rear up alot but this time he kept coming and fell completely back with him still holding the reins and pommel of the saddle. Always said take both feet out of stirrups when dismounting but he was trying and still had left foot in. He broke his back but luckily was out of hospital in 11 days in a brace. Can happen anytime.
when a horse is napping, or backing up, or showing any prep signs for rearing -- both feet out of the stirrups asap, and dismount. Difficult with that outfit on though.
He did not fall off. The horse fell over on top of him.
Thank you for the update. Camera flashes, fire crackers, etc. can cause a horse to freak out ( I love Royal British pageantry. I should because my great grandfather is from Bristol, UK - and I'm proud of it)!
Bonafide FOOL
0:26 that guardsman was straight over to secure his souvenir. What a lad.
Mate, you're wrong. He was securing the sword n helmet to protect it
It is his duty to ensure the safety of the people and the injured man. He looks to be leaving his post but it was a emergency so no trouble for him.
The other guardsman who is sergeant - major according to his red salsh went over to talk to the guardsman and he sorted everything out.
The car behind was the Queen's car but it was empty so no delay there, the car was there in case something wrong with her carraige.
@@carolley9705 Yep, both the sword and helmet not belonged to cavalryman, they belonged to the army. Both guardsman and cavalryman were part of the British army. He did it for safety reason too and protect them from theft.
0:20, if you slow it down you can see someone from the crowd in a green coat reach out to grab the horse
@@DavBlc7 True in first aid training they do teach you to clear the area around the casualty from hazards, and a sword definitely counts.
Pretty sure Real Redcoat was joking though.
It's a funeral procession, not a "PARADE", you'd think the news folk would get that right...
I wish information would be broadcast to the crowds NOT to use flashes. Glad to learn that guardsman’s injuries were not too serious. I hope the poor horse was not forever removed from duty!
Poor poor lad it’s seems obvious something was wrong in the first place as he was on the side but then just reared and spooked, a freak accident at the wrong time I hope you heal quickly so sorry xx
could have been so much worse, as the horse fell over. If the majority of his weight had landed on his rider, could've killed him.
I find it curious, if not also telling, that although the horses were all in Groups, this one wasn’t with other horses but off to the side being HELD BY two officers on both side of the fence Before the car went by! There was no camera flash. Three people were pulled away when the horse pulled his neck up before his feet moved. I conclude that the horse was taken out of line for some reason BEFORE anything “happened”
Smart Horse detected EVIL
Horses just like Humans .The majority will be slaves or be BRAINWASHED . Spotting a demon is a gift .Did you ever read the book 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell ? Educate your mind and free your soul. You are not focused on the royal majesty's TRICKS. GOOD LUCK!
I hope he wasn’t to badly hurt and has a speedy recovery.
this was in 1998
@@henrik3296 lmao
The Queen had him royally punished with 50 hard lashes and the Horse was promoted last I heard...
@@DanceySteveYNWA 😂
The young guardsman lining the road and his what looks to be CSM? both did a great job, the young chap went straight to his aid and the senior NCO was quick getting there too to look at his man and good of him to let the lad stay too, very understanding and a great leader.
Yes Euan, I first saw his pace stick, then I backed up a bit and he has his Warrant on his right sleeve. A CSM indeed.
The horse is a dissident republican
Poor Guy! Hope he is OK. A curious bunch, the British, always committed to duty, and willing to expend the body in the pursuit thereof. Hail Britannia
tom a hailstones only
I hope the rider is well and healthy now.
I've taken some falls but I can't imagine doing it with plate armor on. Glad he's ok.
Ganster Liz is responsible for this SHIT
Omg that Pinocchio scream
at 0:21 😂
Kings died falling from horses, this guys lucky
Never a Horse That Couldn't Be Rode And Never A Rider That Couldn't Be Throwed.
Not sure but it looked like someone on the other side of the barricade spooked the
Horse!🐎
So glad that the Rider was okay, and the HORSE Too!💋👍🏼
🤔
Literally very annoying when everyone starts screaming around them -_-
Jeanette Vasko well they scared
clearly never been around horses luckily it was mainly just local Brits and German visitors in attendance. Tourists from 'certain' nations treat the royal guards as Disneyland characters and probably have deliberately tried to spook the horse laugh at the poor injured soldier.
0:28
the horse was like: "oh no I hurt him D:"
The guards' horses are amazingly tolerant, but every now and then a flash from a camera sends them off. It must have been very close to his face. On a grey day, photographing a black horse, the flashes go off continuously. There are also an amazing number of idiots who think that it is OK to grab the horse by either the side of its bridle or by one of the reins. If the person here who appeared to be holding on when the horse reared, had pulled the bit into the horses mouth, then the horse is likely to react as it did.
The way the horse moonwalks out of focus...😂😂😂😂😂
I pray he is well. 🙏☝️👍
Keep praying please.
It was 28 years ago, he's fine.
Rider and horse both fine....the rider was Paul Bobby Salmon..
Gives a whole new meaning to “keep calm and carry on “ hope the poor guy was ok. I used to ride and I took a friend this day , she was nervous so we put her on an old nah that was so gentle. He clipped a stone and tripped a little ,she yelled he reared up she fell off the horse broke his leg and was put down she broke her arm and never road a horse again. Xox
It's his job 😂 tuff some real soldier s get sent into battles and don't come back well they do in a ⚰️
@@tonytotten408 I agree I just worry for these guys. I’ve had my own dealings so I get it and I watch because I want to understand it . I was merely say stay safe xo
@@tonytotten408 they are real soldiers (as you put it) and like the other guards regiments they get rotated between operational and ceremonial duties. Some have paid the ultimate price.
What a sad event.
@@melandlindamaschmeyer2167 it was horrific . I road an ex race horse and looked after him for 4 yrs . She should never have come but nagged me until I said ok. The funny thing is I never really spoke to her again after that . I am an animal love and horses are my thing so to see an old man with the softest temperament have to be put down killed me .
I pray the British never give up their traditions.
I hope this guy is ok and has a swift recovery!
This literally happened in 1998
the horse got spooked by the crowd!!
Have to say I was very glad to see the horse was un-injured. When horses fall, especially loaded with some human, they can be so badly hurt that they must be put down.
What about the man?
Seriously nasty comment.
That man could have died or ended up with a spine injury, concussion, life long disabilities... you care about the flipping horse. 🙄 Horse breaks a leg, you shoot it out of compassion and move on.
@@leaucamouille3394 I thought I had already responded to you. Apparently the nanny patrol didn't care for it? My comment was certainly NOT nasty. I could care less when humans get hurt with interactions of animals that are being forced to do something for the service of humans. (Even for Her Majesty.)
When horses fall with some stupid human on them, then can be severely injured. Even killed.
The way you say "move on" about having to kill a horse. So casually....tells me everything everyone needs to know about you. Blood dreadful sod.
@@keithb9272 The way you care more about a goddamn horse than a human being tells everything everyone needs to know about you. Boohoo poor horse. Laughable.
@@leaucamouille3394 You are a horrible person. Anyone whom has no compassion for animals is nothing but rubbish. Humans PUT animals in unwinnable situations continuously. And when something tragic happens, the poor animals get put down. Yet the bloody humans get all the care they need. And let us not forget about the human rubbish that hunts animals for "sport"! Yes, you're a right fine proper human. Your what I go to the curb for. To scrape you off the bottom of me shoe like any other shite I step in. If you weren't so pathetic, you would be "laughable" you pc of rubbish!
The Calvary man's breastplate armour probably saved him from worse injuries or death there horses are massive.a friend of mine was in the regiment with the Busby hats but his brother Martin was in the household cavalry they were a GRT couple of lads Howard and Martin greenhough.. they'd take the Michael out of each regiment bit of banter...The replica of the orb that stood on Dresden's cathedral just beautiful what a magnificent cathedral that must of been...hope the Calvary man was ok no life changing injuries...🙏🇬🇧🇩🇪..
And that's why they ask you not to shout, make fun etc.
Sure hope horse and rider were ok 💕
For godsake! some stuff here is so nasty. Rider all my life..cowgirl right, however as ex Household Division chap will confirm..saddle and sheepskin are huge compared with usual tack, also armour hrlmet etc means one tiny out of gravity moment and you are down. Horse and rider both survived fine ....but honestly..😬 nobody cares for their horses more than the Blues and Royals & Lifeguards...accidents happen
So you don't care about the blues and Royals and their horses are you kidding me!?
@@sonyajackson5377 I hope she was, but some people honestly just don’t care, like the dimwits who apparently think it is ‘okay’ to touch or scare a horse in duty or any other most inconvenient moment - which is ALWAYS! 🙄🤦♀️
You can't touch someone's horse that is trying to serve their own country
Oh poor horse and rider. Horse was quite startled. And was the rider ok?
I admire anyone with the courage to saddle a horse. Hope the rider is OK.
I admire any real soldier who has fought in convicts like myself that's real courage not ponsed around on the back of horse 🤡or paraded round a palace or castle for the duration of there service ....just fire place ornaments for the snobbery class 👎 🤔😂😂😂😂😂
Tony Totten Your completely ignorant, the Household Cavalry consists of the Mounted regiment and the armoured regiment, troops move between the two, the ceremonial duties is only part of what they do, members have lost their lives in various conflicts since they were formed, the most recent being Afghanistan where a lot of member's made the return home in a hearse, even the troops on ceremonial duties carry out other duties, you utter moron.
@@tonytotten408 do some research, they get rotated between operational and ceremonial duties. Some have paid the ultimate price. Clearly your service didn't fix your big mouth or ignorance.
England has some of the best hospitals in the World, I'm sure this man will make a full recovery
23 years ago
@Pep Ok thanks I still wish him all the well
Really??..
The NHS is crap lmao 😭 but they try their best
@@badriya9634 oh shut up, prat
You can see that a member of the public have grabbed the bridle and frighted the horse but then hung on when the horse pulled back and that's why the horse went over.
You are the only one to get the cause right! It wasnt a camera flash !
Poor guy been practicing and couldn't help it either way.he missed the event he proudly wanted to joihn
Good day it's my pleasure connecting with you here. I'm Scott berenguer gunnery sergeant US marine corps I live in FL
How are you doing today and where are you from?
It is a good thing the car saw what was about to happen and accelerated so they horse and rider wouldn't fall onto the car or through the window. . . I cant imaging playing an instrument while riding a horse....
Oh gush how is he today 🤩😘😍
all the equipment and swords he had on him he's lucky. but there's nothing in the first aid kit that could help him. just morphine
A sling for a busted collarbone eases it hugely too.
babsfocke
Not even morphine would be in that kit, nothing more than paracetamol
Magic wet sponge? Lol.
I have watched these guys for years cause there are lots of these videos of accidents. If the horse gets nervous these guys pull back on the reins and make the horses rear. With the severe bits they use, l wish they would find people that knew how to ride. I feel sorry for the horses.
lol, that's right because nobody in the household calvary knows how to.
I wonder how horses reacted on the battle field, back in the day? Hope the guard was OK - this happened almost 6 years ago!
1998? Try 23.
he was fine once i sucked him in the ambulance. a few bruises. and fractures but he is ok
Very few camera flashes on battlefields
It was off with his head the next day.
@@ghs7714 Erm, you did what in the ambulance? Is that what St John's teaches now?
The medic just sprinting into action like “holy shit this is my moment”
Oh that was horrible to watch!! Hope he was ok, my stomach turned 💓
Have seen the horses in Windsor...never thought they were that bomb proof...lots of incidents over the years
I'm glad the soldier and horse are ok.
I hope he was ok
Landed on his back! It says he was seriously hurt and taken to hospital with shoulder and back injuries. It doesn't say how well he recovered - fully I hope.
I am glad that the Guardsmen helped him. The rest just stood their.
They're not allowed to break ranks...you can see one of the young guardsmen hesitating about whether to put his weapon down.There were other people around to assist.
And they don’t need five guardsman for one fella especially if others are helping out already.
When at a queens ceremony they have to keep to their posts and stay where they are
Good thing that both the rider & horse are okay....as an amateur rider myself, I fell & landed on my back, but thank God, nothing was broken...I can’t quite comprehend the use of flash for day time photography though...
Poor soul. Hope he was OK. X
At least the horse did not bolt.
The public should have been more thoughtful, especially around horses. God bless the soldier and thank you for the speedy assistance.
I came to this video via google who not only completely failed to answer my question, but who also showed a photo of a foot guard officer fighting to stay on his horse, and labelled it as a Cavalryman. No wonder people have no clue about the different regiments.
Poor guy, he now owns the platoon a bottle of whisky :)
I can’t tell if that’s a member of the public pulling on the reigns, or if that’s a policeman trying to stop the horse from running away.
Either way, quick thinking!
The horse is like it wasn't me 🙈
For the lady who said too many horses at one time: it was and always has been the people that cause accidents, the horses are used to being in large haras’, you can see the person wage a hand at the horse, most likely to pat it
it was camera flashlight who caused this
As a retired officer of special operations.it has always confounded me to have any of my warriors injured.whether in peace, in training or in war. I was always prepared for the possibility and always prayed for the well-being of those in.my command. It saddened me to watch this young Hussar hit the pavement; and, my hope is that he recovered to ride again.
Lol, shut up you dreamer
He's not a Hussar!
He had minor soft tissue injuries and a broken collarbone. Thankfully it wasn't worse. You sounds like an amazing commander. ❤
@@TheRisskee I very much appreciate that you took the time to apprise me of the young Warriors injuries and of his return to Duty. Thank you.
Hopefully he wasn't hurt real bad. My prayers are with him. God Bless you all.
Omg!! He fell in front of the Queens vehicle?? Aww poor guy…
Very fast reaction by the driver of the first car
I saw similiar thing like this on Harry and Meghan wedding ceremony. Some horses somehow unusually behaved.... later found out cos of a couple of camera flashlight from crowds
Awww poor horse got spooked. I hope the man was OK
Muy lamentable la caída del jinete soldado.Dios lo quiera que esté muy bien y sin consecuencias..desde Chile con amor y paz .🙏🇨🇱👍🙏🇨🇱👋