Couldn’t agree more with you. Tourists really think this is like a zoo at the Household Cavalry. They can do whatever they want. That place is considered like a Private Property Or simply they don’t understand what reins mean. You can clearly see the warning sign. Holding the reins is direspectful. Doesn’t belong to you They’re just bloody ignorants

MAKE THEM READ THE SIGNS ! .. THEY DONT LIKE TO BE TOLD !!

@@janetsaggus7408 Some tourists don’t understand what reins mean

Because if they can read the sign, they do what it says not to do, essentially thumbing their noses at authority

💯 agree with all the videos that I have watched I can't see not even one tourist saying thank you to the kings guard's for letting them pat the horse or taking a picture of them

Unfortunately no

arrogant entitled people

Sad statement of the failure of people to use their brains. Maybe people will finally learn if Ormond and Arnie bite and leave enough bruises. That or better steps taken to protect the guards and their horses.

And, the big sign says "Don't touch the Reins." Some people think the rules don't apply to them.

Most likely and it would seem some tourists don’t know what reins mean. Pretty sure of that

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Yeah, they might be thinking Reigns and not reins. After all, who would try to touch the King...😁

@@christophermichaelclarence6003google translate

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 They know and understand. They simply think the rules are for other people.

I’ve been watching your posts for a few months now, and it seems like many of these tourists act like touching the horse is akin to rubbing Buddha’s belly.

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Yes it is! ~ I love all of the horses' different characters. 🐴❤🐴

Purple lady and the one before her are all over the guard too. Incredible. Bet they wouldn't like the guard all over them!

Have these stupid people never seen a horse before, don't they have them in their country, obvious they don't know how to read, bloody big sign on the wall next to them, do they think it does'nt include them?

Don't they have translation on phones now,??🤔🤦‍♀️

@@maureenskelton5828 Yes, they absolutely do. Take a picture of the sign, go into the translator, and it translates it into your own language.

They just want a photo holding the reins, no matter what danger that incurs...

I admire that too!! 👍 I also recognize those traits in my father who was in the Corps of Commissionaires.

Lol, right on that mate, especially those ignorant old trouts, self entitled lot.

The lady with the short grey hair did. She asked permission to pay the horse. 🇦🇺😊♥️

Is this fraggle rock

I think,many of them did not!🙄😳

People with working service dogs put up with this all the time. People want to pet and play with them.

@polarbearhero9803 same with police dogs. They are work animals. The K9 officers don't allow it here.

👍😂🤣

These groups of tourists are usually with a guide, who speaks and understands English perfectly well. The way forward is to ban the guides who fail to advise their groups properly. The guides only concern is to get a big fat tip at the end.

They say ignorance is bliss, this lot are living in perpetual bliss due to their stupid ignorance. Don't they have schools in their countries to educate them how to behave in other countries. Love to see them try it in Middle East, N Korea and Russia, be going home in a box?

The Guards will frequently reply with courtesy and a smile if they are paid the same courtesy. At 11:50 to 12:09 you can see a Father and Son aproach and the Father asks permission to allow is Son to stroke the horse, which he receives and, he thanks the Guard before stepping away.

I hope he is not molesting her. She is a bit big to be caarried around. Screams Danger to me.

I saw that too and thought it was weird.

No way

It was idiot old women who were the worse. Look ar 3:20 and 18:35, old women, not teenagers.

Check 3:20 too. Old bat in purple didn't like being told off, huffing and puffing like an old dragon. Wanted to grab her by scruff of the neck and force her to read DON'T TOUCH THE Reins, then ask her why she thought it did'nt apply to her?

@@kimgrattage6049 How could I miss that? 3:20 GET OFF THE REINS OR I'M GONNA REPORT YOU!!!

The horse may tolerate you but he does not like you touching him. Stop!

... hast du das Schild nicht gesehen, Onkel User ? Kauf dir schnell mal 'ne Brille !

Click bait happened.

The woman kept grabbing the reins even after guard kept pulling them. Finally he had to yell.

3:12 - The old ladies kept grabbing the reins, even as the guard was pulling them away, and telling them, albeit extremely quietly, to let go.

@@sp-pz8uc You need to watch the video before posting silly comments. Or are you just another Boring Troll?

@@philyew3617Ha, look up their name and the comments they’ve made, not troll, just ignorant.

Then research before the privilege of attending, as for the signs take a photo and then translate.

People don't try and hold reins when stood near a police horse ,people generally allow space and show respect , I don't see why they think these horses don't deserve the same respect ?

They only have to ask someone English, one of the police officers for instance, no excuse. They should learn before they arrive, people going to their countries learn before they go, even buy phrase books in other language. If you go to Spain on holiday you will find lots of people trying out their language skills on the locals, like where is the bar, do you have a castle, beach, etc. Everyone from UK make an effort to converse with the locals, why don't non English speakers do the same. they do same when visiting us or other countries. Got translate thing on phones too, no excuse.

I quite agree could do with a bit of editing like losing 99% of the content

20 min is too long? do you have that short of an attention span?

Turn it off then