They got triggered by that Baby Lasagna song, I think. jk

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No, it’s the fault of their trainers and caregivers.

@@nancymesek yes it is. If you are an equestrian, you may have watched some of the LIVE practices the last five years. I watch the particular channel frequently. Just my humble opinion but there is a lot more nervous inexperience sitting those horses than I remember seeing before.

Don't blame the soldiers because what ever happened needs to be corrected and they are able to get back to duty.

Yes

Be honest, were you actually there to see that horse running in your general direction, would your first concern have been for the horse? Perhaps it's just the white skin of the horse, but that looked like bright red blood, the kind you only get from a vicious murder.

Blood is of a three-dimensional colour that jumps right out at you. A cup of blood splashed onto a white wall looks like a gallon. It can be extremely disconcerting to see, and often it makes the injury look way worse than it really is. The horse is in good hands and hopefully will be as right as rain soon.

Its so rare for them to get spooked.. makes you wonder

@@AnonymOus-ss9jj Are you unaware that a horses blood is red as well?

@@dod2304 I assumed as much, but I also assumed that surface wounds would spill darker blood, like in humans.

But they Are not pretty , they Are too fat

They Are too fat , Fed with chemistry not by normel food , but by genetically modified chemistry food

Naw just the people that are badly hurt

Yes, gorgeous.

​@@julierogers1155if this happened in Africa, I'm sure your comment would have been different, leaning towards more racial and negative.

Its paint.. its signalling the king is ded

@@nadaazinovic You don't know what your on about. The King is NOT dead! And you can't spell either. The horse is healing I believe.

Wow welp that's kinda ironic cause horses were used largely on medieval wars and pre 1900's wars

​​@@MannahSonneyeah but they would train them even back then. To be honest the cavelry aren't the best horse riders cause they learn on the job. A knight would be a better rider and not fall off if it reared up . Cavelry prob just fell off might have been newbys or horses might be. I'm pretty sure they ran off in war too

They have experienced freedom. They will never forget it and consequently, they will have to be taken off duty and retired due to being uncontrollable.

That's not true at all horses spook all of the time doesn't mean they will have to be retired lol. Clearly haven't been around many horses in your life have you?​@@stananders474

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they'd probably hate that. I don't know, but I'm guessing they probably like the attention & would be really distressed if it was suddenly taken from them

@MattBrocklebank I'll tell that to the cockatoos that aare currently flying around screeching outside my home. PLENTY of bushland & their natural habitat nearby, but it bores them, they would rather hang out in suburbia with humans to entertain them & spoil them. These horses are no doubt the same, even zoo animals struggled during the pandemic cause they lost their enrichment of guests to interact with. If you think natural habitat is so wonderful, why don't you demonstrate that by giving up the net & all your technology & going & living in nature huh? It's the same for you as it is for them!

​@MattBrocklebankAbsolutely

@@mehere8038 I have horses and indeed, some of them surely love the attention. I am guessing they all have time every year in grassy areas and pastures for to not have that at least some time of the year would be cruel. I am sure there will be utmost care taken to stress issues now after this frightening event. 💕

​@@MTknitter22that's what I'm wondering....are they allowing the horses to Run and giving them ENOUGH land to do so.

They are in the care of the British Empire, they would gleefully ride their horses into the slaughter.

Don't worry there been taken care off at there home ting all of em are back

Yeah they're fine. The army confirmed that the horses are being taken care of by military vets.

Thank God 🙏🏼 poor babies 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴♥️

Keep on dreaming.

Of course they will !!

Calm Horse: You are embarrassing me stop!

@@randomlygeneratedname7171 Yes! I had a horse that used to get so fed up with the ones that acted up he would pin his ears and nip them until they stopped misbehaving.

Have you seen the price of glue these days 😢

@@mytorment Yeah the white horse is glue confirmed

@@stellviahohenheim they were all terminated bro

@@stellviahohenheimdon’t be a dolt!👎

@@mytormentyou nitwit!

Thanks for the update. I'm sure they'll recover completely! Their grooms must also be worried.

There's no need for that sort of language.

​@@bguerra4 Oh the Bloody white on street

​@@bguerra4,referencing the white/gray horse who has blood running down his legs/ underbelly & tail. He is so obviously very injured. Probably from colliding with the bus and a taxi. Poor horses. So very sad to see them galloping in terror.I hope they all recover totally especially the injured white/gray one.

the black one was also bleeding...

@@TommyGee. So sad Poor horses. I pray they recover well soon. Such magnificent stallions.

Agreed. I hate they even use horses this way. Why should they be forced to work and train. Let them be free and live in the wild as they’re meant to! No wonder they’re trying to run away… these environments aren’t good for them

watching 👀 this video again, the blood on white horse something's not right bleeding horses on the run

@@rose-kp4lf It crashed into a bus.

I hope they are not put down they look sensible, clever, well trained horses 🐎 used to human

yep and big ben stopped. must be the russians

*5 horses

4 soldiers were unseated ?

@@cattyelse2372 pagan islamists all over Christian Europe and the west.

@@JorgeAzapata614 Don't you love the grand English understatement? May they never lose that quirk.

what on earth are you talking about. the horses are hurt and scared.

There used to be thousands of horses in London before cars so horses getting loose was probably not that uncommon

You do realise 100 years ago was 1924...they drove cars then, not ride horses

Let's say 120 years. There were 300k horses in London at that time.

More like 200 years ago

Why not cover the grooming gangs in northern cities

Very BBC report. 'Horses from the Household Cavalry Regiment which work in Buckingham Palace'. So the troopers are working on the renovations and their horses pull their carts of building materials? Poor in factual knowledge and verbal reporting. I know the area well but 18 hours from seeing the first report l can't work out where this 'spooking' might have occurred.

​@@tomcollins2036if you don't know where it occurred, you need to rewatch the video.

​@@tomcollins2036 Are you stupid?

@@tomcollins2036seriously? The household cavalry exercise their horses through the city every morning. They weren’t expecting builders to drop several tonnes concrete off a building as they walked past. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Army sues the building company for their stupidity.

What about the riders? This is what wrong with society when people care more about horses than humans, it's insane.

@@Dalla_Dog Because I've ridden horses a lot before? Those riders no doubt have taken tumbles before. They hurt but aren't the end of the world. Those poor panicked horses galloped 5 miles through downtown London, running into cars. Sorry for being concerned about them.

The riders choose to ride them, horses don’t choose to be paraded around on concrete. Not their natural environment

​@@jakehowie442so should we pass a legislation for horses to have the rights to choose if they want to be paraded? Should we give horses the right to vote also?

​@@_ArsNovaoh sht up. if this happened in Africa, I'm sure your comment would have been different, criticizing the riders and feeding into your stereotypical perception of the people.

They bolt every year at some event?! You’re chatting nonsense

Here we go Einstein dropping gems again 💎

These are some of the best cared for slaves on the planet

​@@NLIR-nz6zbC'mon Citeeee.

@@antony_5261 are you in the household cavalry? have you ever owned or worked with a horse? if no then shut up

ha! updoot this comment

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​@MattBrocklebankDon't accuse her of that you don't even KNOW HER

Well the fact that they are galloping is a pretty good sign that they will be ok in the long run.they are very well looked after unlike a lot of animals in other countries.

@MattBrocklebank I care about both to be frank, but yes, I would care more about the children in Gaza.

@MattBrocklebank Drop the sarcasm,

@MattBrocklebank You want to hook up ?

Sht up. Horses ain't humans. It's discrminatry of you to see horses as humans

Theyre seriously injured, the Grey, Vida, is at a specialist hospital

@@mycosys An officer from the Hyde Park Barracks said he would give us updates on Diva, last thing he said wasn't much different from the other day. F

@@mycosys Is it Vida or Diva

Poor horses! It's absolutely outrageous that there wasn't better control over the noise around them! The interviewed lady expressed perfectly what the horses were feeling and reacting to "imaginary" lions or wolves chasing them as horses are prey animals and herd creatures if one panics can cause all of them to fly away .

what..?

Free to run around a nightmarish land of asphalt, concrete, exhaust, and loud noises.

@@_ArsNova yeah the concrete jungle sucks.

Moron

dry joke. Do something better with your life, mate. Comedy ain't for you

All though a serious situation you comment is kinda funny😂

The black horse could be used for the Lloyds bank ad?....or maybe it's a bit too clumsy?

@@peterwainwright5994 dumb

God let it happen in the first place. Duh.

Construction crew will have PPE

Last year on a nearby construction site a crane dropped a 5 ton slab f concrete fro a decent hight and I felt the vibration (3rd floor appartment) in my house and the sound was very loud despite the site being at least 300 meters away. I went out to see what happened as at first I thought the 112 m high Dom tower in centre of my city had collapsed or something. It's been in scaffolding for over 3 years, undergoing restoration. Any nearby horse would have bolted if it happened even 100 feet away...

Well… The horses, and the riders, and the cyclist… Right?

@@alanparmenter Yeah...but mainly the horses...

What about the people?

Yeh! and bollocks to the poor sods that got in the way!

Only care about the cyclist not the riders

Really - you want to pray for horses?

We are all Gods creatures.

I’ll pray for whomever I like

@@katiebaby60 Don't think God made a covenant with horses

@@rosalindross5682 Sure 'whomever' includes animals?

Um too late. Was it not one of your gods that also told humans to enslave and torture all the animals and rape the environment. Looks like your gods are getting their wish.

Because the stories they report are mostly psyops 🙄

It's 8 a.m. except on Sundays.

It was obviously and accident and the king never sues anyone

@@TheSealOfTheRose that's not quite correct, my friend. The Queen twice sued the Sun newspaper (first in 1988, and again in '93)

730am I'm scotland dont know about UK england ​@@user-jk1id5dg2h

⁠@@ashleywilson2072 The Queen suing junk journalism and the King suing a building contractor aren’t exactly the same scales, now then, are they?

Horses can be funny about some things. I have a home-made vehicle that is like a motorcycle with a closed body. Overtaking a horse at low speed and a respectful distance is no problem; the horse can see that the vehicle has gone past without doing any harm and is now getting further away. Passing a horse in the opposite direction is another matter altogether; I have had to hide the vehicle behind a wall so that a woman could get her horse to go past. Police/army horses whom I have encountered with this vehicle do not seem to have the same problem. I can imagine that many horses probably had this problem with vehicles of any sort when the vehicles were first introduced.

very strange....

Said everyone of faith for the last 1,900 years.

@@pbfoley 🤣🤣🤣

Yup we’ll said. It’s all fun n games till people realize we are on the verge of the apocalypse

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Stole my joke damnnn

Directed by quentin tarantino

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The army released a video All five horses are back at the barracks and are being cared for by the vet.

The King owns them. He decides and it’s written in the oldest laws of British realm.

Shot you mean a ‘shot of an injection’ not with a SA80 thingy in a firing squad, what country do you think Britain is lol. I think the opposite that horse is King’s favourite getting rushed to an ICU put in a back of a special horse ambulance wrapped up in a hi-vis blanket with lady chaperone crew member by it giving the horse the fullest care 🚨 🐎

It's unlikely if they were able to run and their legs aren't damaged. They grey looks like it has a bad gash to the shoulder. It may not be able to go back to the military but it could be found a good home

I assume she meant as a result of their injuries not as a punishment

They are military horses, extremely well trained to work and they serve an important role. Part of their habitation at the Palace includes a large grassy area where they can frolic and they are very regularly taken to a rest and recuperation area in the countryside. They’re the best looked after horses in the world. Don’t see them as horses which are abused in any matter at all.

@@aliciarobertson4979 No matter how well you think they're cared for, horses to me seems like a novely at this point. They deserve to run free in the wild where they belong.

@@Leo-gy7we Unfortunately, not all horses could be allowed to be in the wild again. There is insufficient land for that to happen today in today’s sprawling urban settings which now occupy the land that they may have roamed over many centuries ago. There would be a need for many of them to be culled as happens to all wild herds these days. It is a fact that horses were domesticated thousands of years ago to be work animals and they are still necessary to work on farms in areas where machinery is unable to be used due to the topography, or where machinery is cost prohibitive in third world countries because the people have to continue farming to feed themselves. Sadly, your altruistic concerns for these horses isn’t going to change anything for them in 2024. You certainly could forward your concerns in writing to the commanding officers of the cavalry units concerned. I’m sure you would receive the courtesy of a reply.

No they don't

@@Urtongueizurswordthey literally said it at the start.They were frightened by construction crew

@@Urtongueizursword They aren't wild horses

@@Urtongueizursword Domestic animals haven't been wild for something like 5000 years. So please stop talking nonsense.

@@Urtongueizurswordbrother stop talking for all of our sakes

My old man is a dust man but will tell you the grey horse carried a trumpeter who loves music and beat but not a full blooded cavalry man who adores Horses. So riders are spooked by full moons as in nature the monthly hormones unhinge themselves at the rising of the full moon . I suggest 5g would be too much for anyone but I'm already too old to have an opinion! ​@MattBrocklebank

@MattBrocklebank Jagger and Richards wrote it and the Rolling Stones recorded it

Oh god you lot are obsessed.

sadIQ?

Leave Sadiq Khan and ULEZ out of this! Those were badly spooked and ran - one covered in blood and all you think about is the London Mayor, as some kind of joke and not the horses safety and welfare?! 😠

​@@joelharris1335Don't have a hissy fit.

Triggered?​@@joelharris1335

They thought lancers were obsolete in the age of gunpowder until Napoleon conquered Europe with them!

​@@catmonarchist8920 Never heard that before. Practically everyone in the Napoleonic war used cavalry in their armies at a similar ratio? I'm pretty sure Napoleons success was attributed mainly to his corps system, and the expert training of professional soldiers- The imperial guard are often highlighted though.

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Don’t think the guy will really have too much trouble, lots of video evidence!

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Horsing around

I think that sounded funnier in your head.

I think this was deliberate symbology.

Five

Four Riders were thrown and Injured, not five.....Four ran amuck, and the fifth horse kinda followed them at a normal pace 🤔

@MattBrocklebankfor what?

​@@startracker5895 And behold a white horse: and he that sat on him had a bow; and a crown was given unto him: and he went forth to conquer.

@@MultiGodfather Interesting. Are there multiple versions? I'm only familiar with, "And I looked, and behold a pale horse, and his name that sat upon him was Death, and Hell followed him." - Revelation 6:8 King James Version

​@Muexcrot it's actually light grey 🤦‍♀️ltiGodfather