Thank you so much for your time and help with this for you do a great job.

@waltingram4198 Much appreciated - thank you! 🙏🏻

Yellow- Chief inspector; Red- Inspector; White/ Sargent; Blue- regular officer. (I think😊!)

Stay safe out there today. Trust your instincts. 🤔

Thank you for this video, made me very teary though, TA (is that how it’s spelt?) looks exactly like my boy Midnight I lost in a freak accident last October. Same size, build, face, even down to the indents on the neck, some call a “profits thumb” but midnights were scars from the “black Saturday fires here in Australia in 2009. 😞 Even his personality, very curious & mischievous. But once you started stroking his velvet nose he would stand forever with his head in your lap. I have some beautiful photos of him & I like that having his cuddle time!! So thank you 🙏🥰 🥲 Maybe Midnight was a guard for the late queen in a “previous life” he certainly was stunning enough & had the right personality to be one🥰

Good point!

@@lanasimpson499 Frost Bite ?..? if they are that interested in the Kings Guards they will Have to put up with it. The Security of Our Military Personnel should be Paramount. Especially with the Security Threats around the world.

@@lanasimpson499 Frostbite? Lol it’s has to be at least -15°F (and frostbite can happen within 30min) it’s definitely not in the negatives or nowhere near the negatives in this video 😂😂 That was so funny lol

Sehr guter Vorschlag.

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Just realised I have seen this one ❤

I agree people especially tourists can be stupid.

@@jimplummer4879People on holiday can lose commonsense, if they had any .

What else should they have done ?

@@veronicacrabtreehill6608they ignore quite a lot, but not here.

AT 1:06 we were allowed to lock people up in secure units years ago for public protection, then Mrs T decided to let them all out to live amongst us. Look at the state of the World now. Apparently we all have to accept the risk people with certain illnesses pose to us all because HNS refuses to and police are not paid to do the job of the NHS.

I don't find it a bit funny I think they're stupid for laughing!

Sadly These Morons NEVER Learn.

Tourists seem to think the British police are fools ! Maybe if they were a bit more assertive they could get the results they want. Other countries' police forces would not take insolence.

​@@veronicacrabtreehill6608the armed Police at Horseguards are not the Metropolitan Police you see in London. They are Ministry of Defence anti-terrorist Police that will find at all military site in Britain.

They think the guard and horse are their amusement items, no respect, act stupid and they deserve it if Nippy nips them he is probably tired of them too

I wish you all the best, ma'am. Much love from a Croatian viewer in Germany ❤

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Appreciate that you put in the "time stamps."

The guy ejected by MOD police nicked a bottle of orange juice from the gate just as he went in. Somebody’s going to be thirsty later on. "Thinks"……… perhaps it wasn’t juice….he’ll find out🤮 lol.

Thank you !!

Be hilarios, if was someone's pee bottle. 😂😂😂

@@dianekruger5977 that would be called . Just Dessert

Lástima que no puede saber lo que tú comentas es maravilloso nunca visto yo hasta ellorado ver tus vídeos te felicito por la santa paciencia que tienen ellos y. Tu los bendigo❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ uruguay

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I noticed that as well.

35 years! You must have some amazing tales to tell of what happened over the years!

Most of which I wouldn't be allowed to repeat. 😎@@LondonCityWalks

Yes we'll done

Thank you Frosty! 👍🏻👍🏻

He makes me very teary as he looks exactly like my boy Midnight that I lost last October in a tragic accident. Even the same personality it’s like looking at his clone!! He was always nuzzling for treats & knew I often hid a couple in my bra to hide them lol! There was NO hiding anything on your person with him lol 😂

Great description,

Definitely check before hand for any planned closures. Some things you can't plan for, but you should be able to find a time when most things are open. Travel guru Rick Steves says "assume you will return." So pick a few things to do and save some for next time. When ever you go I hope you have fun!

Not Ormonde

He was atvthe other horse Kohn I just thought "mind you don't break the camera" as he had a funny look on his face

Donna, that 'cretin' looked very much a terrorist to me.

I don’t follow the media, have stopped since the Palestine marches began, this is my go to channel for coverage of the marches as John tells it how it is. No sensationalism headlines to install fear and no lies. He tries to get the best view for his subscribers, while secondly thinking of his own safety. Even interacting with others to find out the information he needs to do what he intends and nothing else. There would have been a time I would have wished he could get a job with a popular news media outlet but not anymore, o don’t think he would like or agree with most things he would report on, as it would be twisted and turned into a completely different piece of information than John had originally taken onto the office. Now I wish him well with this channel and his other channels and hope he can make a decent living from them. Thank you John, never stop being you.

​@@maliapeat6022 I agree with you. He gives an unbiased view of events. I am curious why there have to be marches anyway Problems in other countries cannot be solved by marches in different countries.

@@maliapeat6022 Oh, how I agree with you! I am house bound but know I can rely on John to give a true and accurate observation as to what is going on, if he is not sure he will say.

@@veronicacrabtreehill6608 if you don’t mind I’d like to explain why some marches take place over here and in other countries across Europe, not in the Middle East. So for instance if a woman is caught protesting in some countries and has a strand of hair showing or a bit of ankle then she will most probably be executed in the middle of a town for all to see, men too if found to be against the government and a lot of countries give very harsh prison sentences, the time they do is hard labour in horrific conditions and they never know when they are getting out, some die inside from being continually raped and tortured. Have you seen the film American Express I think it’s called, well some of it was based on lies, he never killed anyone to make his escape, the point I’m trying to put across here is, in the film you will notice there are 3 or 4 judges, this is like our crown court, you will also notice there is no jury and that is true. The Turkish police and court system is totally corrupt and top people can be bought for the right price. Get a defence lawer over there to fight your case and you will find it to expensive if you live there so you have to have a state defence which will only do the minimum and be scared to go against anything the government says, I know what he did was wrong and he deserved time but the cruel way and conditions were horrific. So imagine trying to protest on your home turf, many have and many have died, no such thing as freedom of speech. With regards to the Palestine protests, it would be impossible to protest there at the moment as there is a war going on, but protests have been going on for years over there, I’m not siding with any during this comment but I think Hamas did wrong by firing like they did and Israel have not done as promised and when they’ve said they would allow a safe passage for people to flee they went against it a few hours later as people were on the move and bombed the areas anyway, both sides have done awful things and only the innocent suffer. So people protest here and other countries where they feel safe to do so. Don’t forget we have our own protestors, going down past the king guards who don’t want the law changed on the dogs, we have stop oil protests all over the UK causing so much more of a nuisance than any other protest. But they can because we have laws that if they are sent to prison they will be treated in a sort of humane way, our prisons maybe thought of as hotels better than the Hilton but a Cat A prisoner can suffer for years in a cramped cell with slop buckets for toilets, yes cells like that do still exist. But it’s better than being strung up or chopped in from of everyone. Russia for example will always have an excuse as to why a prisoner can never be found or a protester who is taken by police may never be found. In north Cyprus which is supposed to be heaven on earth there have been protests against the government and reporters have been arrested for writing something against the government, because it is against the law. They also adopt the non jury rule in court and it can be 1 judge who decides a persons fate. So corrupt.

Wish the Caption was turned on

Think it's nice they protect the horses eyes

I agree

I agree with with you. Old and decrepit but old enough thankfully to remember days when there was no nonsense like there is now.

Maybe they appreciate their beauty. Why do you watch the video of the horses and the tourists. Have you never seen either.

@jodeesmith1685 There's so many idiots about including your self. I think u need to go back to school and get educated.

​@jodeesmith1685 yes I watch these because I love to see the horses.and altho I and a lot of people have probably never seen a horse close up its natural to stand and look especially with the Guard in his full dress uniform.i imagine it's a wonderful sight.i do wish people wouldent be so critical of the tourist's.

​@@jodeesmith1685 Well I have been involved with horses for many years. We just love to watch the guards with their horses. I live in Spain now and could never, because of ill- health go to London any more. Why do you watch ?

That insolent fool could always join his comrade in jail. He has been watching too many American Cop Television Series.

I know they always used to be assigned a horse from training onwards but dont know if they still do. I would think so as a lot of horses tend to bond to their owner/handler and are a lot happier when they have their “human” my boy who looked exactly like TA would not let anyone but me ride him. He threw my daughter off every time she rode him but would happily plod behind me whilst my grandson had a “pony ride” on him. He was very calm and protective of me & never put a foot Wrong but with everyone else was a bit of a bugger!! 😁

Someone else has asked that same question, if Guards are always assigned same horse. Answer is, no. My guess is, so newer recruits get used to different temperments, shift rotations etc.

The beautiful black and white police horse is a piebald and if the horse was brown and white they are skewbald. All the Met horses are stunning as are all the Cav Blacks.

Thank you Joanna! ❤️

He always manages to say it the way it is & exactly what we are all thinking 😁

Such kind words - thank you! ❤️

Lightworld It CANADA we Call that “cow like” a PINTO.

The footage is so crisp it makes me wish he was around when there was a UFO.

Yes it’s SO easy to have a translation app on your phone. My daughter is going to be doing a Europe tour & she has got the translation app on her phone.

In UK it's known as piebald black and white , a brown and white is a skewbald .

@@kathellison8084yes that’s what I grew up with too. Was going to say the same comment, now im in Australia & my horse friends look at me funny when I use those names because they are sadly called paints here too. They didn’t call them that when I was a child but I left in 1978 to grow up in the UK but when I came back & got into owning horses here again 20yrs later they are now “paints” 🤦🏻‍♀️ I will always refer to them as piebald & skewbald!!! I’m not changing now at my age lol 😄

I had a nice tall mare that was marked exactly like the black & white paint horse going through the tunnel. I miss her. Good horse. But I miss all my horses that have went on to greener pastures ❤❤❤

I dont Agee with it either!!

It is sad their sacrifice was for nothing and British police now run around randomly handcuffing people they take a dislike to.

Merci beaucoup Saskia! ❤️

Yes, or a hand in a mitten..😅😅

@@marywood6270 🤔 So true! I can see that as well! ☺

Ah thank you that will make it a lot easier to identify him now!! We will all get to know these horses of by heart soon! I won’t ever mistake T-A as he is identical to my Midnight I lost last year and Monte is pretty easy to spot. We need little tips like this to identify them. At our horse property we were at there is always SO many Bay horses but I always knew one mare by her heart-shape star!! 😊

​@@TaraVixennot easy as there are 270 Cavalry blacks to choose from. You will see almost all of them on the 45-50 Royal and State events each year when the Household Cavalry provide the 250-man mounted escort for the King.

⁠@@marywood6270 The horse is showing a wrist, thumb, and the remains of fingers!

I agree alot of them know what they are doing they do just to get a reaction from the guards

Totally agree with everything you said. Yes, it seems Asian people seem to push it quite often

Yes, but even with the number, it's still necessary to ask a contact to check the stable list. 🐴🙏🏻

@@LondonCityWalksthe name of the horse is on the head collar.

Yes just spoke on another comment about this! It’s nice to hear someone else know their true name & not the “paint” they are all lazily called here now in Australia. I prefer the names I grew up with in the UK but get funny looks from my fellow horse owners here. 😆 Definitely looks very cob or draft, magnificent tail! My boy who looked like exactly like T-A was Percheron x QH but still not as stocky as that beautiful skewbald. I wondered to if it had a bit of “shire” in it, certainly had the right shaped head.

Thanks for the explanation about piebald and skewbald, @joannewoodward3480

I love cobs.!!!xx

​@@TaraVixenthese horses are all Irish Draught or ID crosses. Always predominantly black. 16.3 to 18 hands. Mainly geldings. Bought as 4 to 5 years old so 6 when in service .18 to 20 year working life,then retired to approved homes only. Trumpeters horses are always greys. The huge drum horse is usually a coloured Shire or cross. 18 hands plus.

The guards horses are black Irish draft and sport horses but his comment was regarding the piebald police horse that stepped aside for the guard.@@paulgraham3012

I have, but those kind of decisions are taken at a far higher level, at London District. Being not a military man, I don't feel qualified to stick my oar in, so to speak.

@@LondonCityWalks Very Wise,......... I don't think suggestions from you, us or anyone not personally involved would be received very kindly. That's just the way it is. I'm sure kajuncourier means well though.

There are also different jurisdictions here. The pavement (sidewalk) belongs to the City of Westminster, the courtyard belongs to the MOD. These “solutions” are always more complicated than they seem!

Hope we get to see you come & say hi to John & the rest of us whilst you visit!!

I'm sorry 😅😅😅

Lol I LOVE this comment!! 😂 we need you doing horses voices on the videos it would be hysterical! John does a pretty good job at reading their minds at times & it’s always amusing to try to guess what they are thinking. You can always see their cheeky faces needing to do something to the tourists to brighten their day!! I’m also playing catch up & doing some “binge watching” 😂 I miss these things about the UK. I’ve been in AUS for 30yrs now but I still proudly consider myself as English. Hoping to make a trip home sometime soon to take my daughter to North Devon & show here where I grew up. The house my dad built which was on 10acres with stables, has 2 parts to the house. The main part my patents lived in & a 2bedroom cottage my ex husband & I lived in. The owners who brought it off us use the cottage end for bed & breakfast so my daughter & I will be able to stay in the house & my daughter will get to see the house & stables her grandad built, which will be very special. The new owners are very excited about us coming to stay.

Piebald is black and white and skewbald is brown and white.

@@angelawilkins2888 the UK may define the coloring differently than the Horse Associations in the U.S. - I believe each has a website for additional information - although I agree that the 'common' definition is Piebald: Any pinto pattern on a black base coat, thus a black-and-white spotted horse. The term comes from "magpie". Skewbald: Any pinto pattern on any base coat other than black; as chestnut and bay are the most common base coat colors -

I was only commenting on the common UK descriptive terms as these are in England.

Yes, the Ministry of Defence Police do indeed wear discreet bodycams. 👍🏻

Was it orange though , maybe something else 😂😂😂

The gates are a hazard for horses

@@carolzippel5021yes would not like to see one spook & go through one. My friends horse just de-gloved his leg on a wire fence & was very close to being put to sleep. Luckily he has healed beautifully but was touch & go. Spooked Horses & fences do not go well together ☹️ my boy had some nasty scars from fences. He was in the “black Saturday” fires here in australia in 2009 he went through a fence to get away from the fires & had huge scars on his neck & back legs! My ex husband is a volunteer firefighter & went to the fires & they open all field gates so animals can run from the fires. Most residents in a fire will write their phone number on their horses neck or hooves so when they are found they can trace the owners. We microchipped our horses for that reason, never know here when fires are going to go through your area here. We also leave headcollars & leads on the gate so they can be put on the horse in an emergence to lead them out as my husband had said he had nothing to put on horses to lead them to safety.

That’s what I learned as a kid in the UK but here in Australia it’s lazily just “paint” I’m not changing at my age lol 😂

¡Gracias y mis mejores deseos a todos los espectadores españoles! ❤️❤️

I'm sorry but I do not support anyone who supports Palestine