🥹 Thank you!🙏✨

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@@JulieSims-ug8fi what?

@@booper343 she won’t kill herself that’s the easy way out

Diese Touris sind alles Voll Idioten😡🤮🤮

Yep, has happened before

@user-ck7hb5qk3r you know I was thinking about that you know the two little girls.... had great intentions because ...horses love apples, but you see this guy??? Unbelievable!! Yeah you can't even trust human beings that's what's even more sickening!!

I agree!!!!

Well .... they've been doing it this way for over thirty years, and it was much the same before that, and it still hasn't happened ...

Yah she is the best.

@@misscorvette02 Protective? By her example ( 7:18 ) she's encouraging the public to feed the horses! Very few watching would know whether she's feeding the horse or not, and even those who did notice would think they could happily do what she did. That's neither protective nor doing her job properly.

It's terrible how one idiot can ruin everyone else's day.

I like her but I'd be bit fearful of her but that's good what you need in the law to have bit respect I seen her in few videos no messing attitude

Common sense to feed the horse herself - or at least look as if that's what she was doing, so anyone seeing her doing so thinks it's OK?

Really? You don't think putting her palm under the horse's muzzle so it looks as if she's feeding the horse may not make anyone seeing that think it's perfectly OK to do the same thing?

@@MarySmith-ym2ib Well, some probably saw the same policewoman's example at 7:18 and simply followed it ...

They did ask wears the man who fed the horse with marmite sandwiched .

@@heatherives8646 Sorry, who asked? The policewoman spoke to him and told him "they're not your horses to feed". Two minutes later she went up to the same horse and put her open hand, palm up, under the horse's muzzle as for all the public to see as if feeding him. Some of the tourists may not be the brightest bulbs in the box, but you can't make up this sort of stupidity by the police.

@@John-G there is crazy people about no should feed the horses and I ve been told bread is very dangerous for horses

@@heatherives8646 No, bread's not harmful to horses at all - it's not nutritious, but it doesn't do any harm. The troopers / gunners aren't actually banned from replying to the public at Horseguards, it's at their discretion. What they did in the past when asked was to tell the person asking to take a bite first, which was a reasonable precaution - it's not banned. Edit: just remembered - it's birds that bread's bad for. As they've got much smaller stomachs they get full with only a little bread.

Those are real horses? Really? 😂😂😂

Totally agree, lots of the medals being proudly worn. Respect.❤❤❤

We know, sadly foreign tourists seem not aware.. Many of these guys and ladies have served in combat and will continue to do so if called upon.

That Trooper isn't the only one wearing a medal. They should all be wearing the Coronation Medal plus other medals. Just wish the visitors would realise that the Troopers & Guards are all combat trained soldiers, served in war zones & should be shown respect.

Très polies ces femmes de plus. De ce fait leurs montures sont sociables, pas agressives. Elles se contentent de reprendre les rennes et parlent gentiment et poliment pour imposer les consignes. Bravo à elles. Cela changent des mecs qui gueulent, grossiers et impolis. Pour un rien ils gueulent avec une arrogance et un manque de respect inacceptable. Infectes ces mâles.

@@esthergalliot1684Maybe the tourists shouldn’t act with unacceptable arrogance and lack of respect, being rude and impolite. Then none of the guards would have any reason to shout at them.

@crystalmcdonald994 yeah yeah Crystal I would be the same way don't feed my horse nothing man don't touch my horse don't touch my dog man either💯💯💯💯💯🤣👍🇺🇸 yeah I don't trust that

Exactly. Case in point: I got “headbanged” by my mare and I was dizzy for a few minutes after. They can seriously hurt you.

Being a former horse owner. I can attest to people trying to kiss my horses on the muzzle. I put in hey they can peel your face off like the rind on an orange . These are the same people who look to cuddle bear cubs or stand next to a bison for a selfie 😮😢

Unbelievable… ⁉️

⁠Good point!

Shut up

Laughing or smiling when you do something wrong has a very different meaning in Asia.

@@John-G what does it mean?

@@TessaHainey It depends on the country - I've lived in Thailand for over thirty years, but I've lived and worked in Brunei, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Cambodia before that (Army). They're all different. Generally it's intended to defuse the situation. A Thai may smile at you after he's stood on your foot, or even tripped you up and you've fallen downstairs. They may even laugh, but they're not laughing at you - if an ambulance comes to pick you up, they smile. I've been in a car with a friend who fell asleep at the wheel and nearly killed us both, and she laughed! It's about avoiding confrontation and asking for (and giving) forgiveness - that's what the girls were doing here.

@@rodneyfrost1674 in all fairness look at the guards hands, he had the horses reins tightly held back even closer as she leaned in. He

Yes she don't play

She was lovely but some rude tourists in the background, were telling her to use her words. She was wary to ask the soldier, was probably a bit shy and didn't want to disturb them too much, she didn't deserve to be spoken to like that.

"near impossible"? Specsavers is calling ...

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For what, exactly?

@@John-Gwould you give a guide dog with a blind person a chewy stick?

@@munchkinheaven7877 Why are you asking me this, instead of answering what was a simple question? You said he should have been arrested, so, again, wbat for? As for your question, since unlike here I don't know the circumstances, are the guide dog and the blind person doing public duties of some sort? Was the blind person asked first and aware that I was giving their dog a chewy stick? I'm trying to find some similarity apart from the number of legs ...

Firstly you said it’s public duties, it’s not public interaction, mauling the horses, that’s why some have started biting that didn’t bite previously! Secondly, arrested for giving an animal something that a) it could be allergic to, b) it could have eaten the plastic container, c) did not ask the guard!! As the police officer said, not your horse, don’t feed it!! I could go on but I can see you are a sarcastic argumentative piece of humanity as you are picking on quite a few commentators on here, I won’t engage further!! Enjoy your moments!

Brilliant? Anyone watching her at 7:18 would think she was feeding the horse so it was OK. How can that be brilliant?

Not "circus attractions" but they're there for the public - why do you think it's called 'public duties'?

​​@@John-Gdoesn't mean disregard and disrespect signs and orders given

​@@piroskaracz3621What "orders given"? ... and the signs are in English - how many languages can you understand "reins" in?

​@@John-G yes AH ...orders posted stay away from horses...don't touch reins nor guards...police ordering crowds to back up...being totally ignored. You mean those orders? Jeez another "genius"...AH..like I said

@@piroskaracz3621 Maybe you should read the "orders posted" as that isn't, even remotely, what they say. ... and police seldom order crowds to back up - it's not their job. Sorry if that goes over your head ...

Why. Are these Guards Quiet. Shout at them.

So you think they should all ask permission before touching the horse? At around twenty a minute, that's around five hundred an hour - don't you think those on duty would get a bored nodding their head five hundred times a shift? 😂😂😂

Some horses *love Marmite but its strong and far better spread very very thinly on bit of plain bread or similar.. Some hate it! Bit like humans I guess... Its full of Vit B and good for them, BUT horses can have allergies. Never feed someone else's animal unless you are prepared to pay the Vets bill.

The idiot with the Marmite after he was told NO was grinning like a monkey - PRATT!

@@emmsue1053 yah its one thing to feed it when its on something. Its stupid to try to feed it from a small plastic package. The horse would just eat the plastic if it wanted to actually eat that.

It was silly though because the horse could have bitten the baby

Es una pena pero no lo parecen. Parecen unas muñequitas asustadas

@@concepcion2680a nadie le gusta que nos toque cualquier persona. No tienen respecto! Están más pendejas que un reptil. 😂😂

Hi There, a question from a newbie: If the horses are considered to be soldiers, do the horses hold any ranks?? Thanks from the USA

@@adeleozanne3427 - I am American too. I wouldn’t know. But I would assume whatever rank the Queens Guardsman holds, it transfers over to the horses. Since they work as one. Just like a K-9 and an officer. They are one. Therefore both deserve respect!

And who is going to monitor the tourists in order to fine them?

No "teasing" at all - it minimises the chances of getting bitten and means horses can lick the salt from your hand.

Because that's what they're there for.

What, setting an example of feeding the horses for the tourists to follow?

Total idiot.Hope the prat is happy with himself.

There were a couple of horses with amazing personalities. Wish we knew their names 😂❤

Can you explain which of the male officers you are talking about? I saw at least three male officers, and at least one female. They were all, in my opinion, equally “on the ball.”

Some gave the horse apples but marmite in a plastic container which the horse would have tried to eat whole can't be right in anyones book

This is on a daily basis. The Chinese adults are some of the worst and I have only ever seen one orthodox Jewish man behave out of dozens of videos,they never fail to disrespect the guards and get asked to leave the area regularly.

Yes, I was so nervous watching that! What was that woman thinking!

Let me offer my child at the alter of the 7ft horse....what's the worse thst coukd happen!

Marmite is the best maybe not for horses

What "British customs or traditions"? She's there doing Public Duties - for the public 😂.

attention seeker

A tool

A Tw#@t

Not very bright from a tiny plastic pot, but horses love it.

I would have said no to the apple, I’m sure it was fine but you never know…

At least she respectfully asked about feeding the apple.

In all the years that I’ve worked with horses, with the exception of the odd character that had been taught that all humans, regardless of size, are the devil incarnate; no horse has ever intentionally nipped, let alone bitten a baby whilst investigating these tiny humans. In general, the same goes for small children. However it is the responsibility of the supervising adult to insure that their kids are safe.

@@oldharpydisguised709 There have been a few kids in these videos who unfortunately have been bitten, so I just hope it doesn’t happen to a child that young. Like you said it is the parent’s responsibility to keep the child safe. If they are wanting to take a picture, I think the parent should be the one to stand on the side closest to the horse or if they are holding the child, they should hold them away from the horse to help lessen the risk of the child being bit.

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