For anyone not familiar, the change of uniform, soldiers and horses, this is The Royal Horse Artillery Unit. They fill in for The Horses Guards while their doing other things.

Even the salesman has had enough!! Granted, this guard was barely audible, but I believe that most of the tourists aren't ignorant as to it being wrong. They test the limits like children!

The King’s Troop Royal Artillery is a ceremonial unit of the Royal Artillery - After the Second World War, King George V expressed the view that, following the mechanization of the last batteries of horse-drawn artillery, a troop of horse artillery should be retained to take part in the great ceremonies of state. Accordingly the Riding Troop was reformed on 17 April 1946 as a six-gun Royal Horse battery for the Household Division. When her father died, The Queen had the troop retain the name the 'King’s Troop’ in honour of George VI. Their uniform is comprised a navy blue tunic with gold braiding, navy blue breeches. The busby is of sealskin with a white ostrich feather plume at the front with a lanyard looped around the busby and a red busby bag, which was used in Napoleonic times to keep dried fruit in! The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery is the Saluting Battery to His Majesty’s Household. It fires Gun Salutes to mark the grand occasions of State, including The King’s Birthday Parade, Royal Birthdays and Births. Commanded by Major John E Baileff RHA, the unit consists of 165 officers and soldiers, being the most diverse regiment in The British Army, with a demographic of 52% female and at last count boasting 9 different nationalities and 14 faiths and Christian denominations represented. It was a gun carriage of the Royal Horse Artillery that bore the coffins of Queen Elizabeth II, her father King George VI, and Princess Diana from Buckingham Palace to Westminster. As the monarch’s Mounted Ceremonial Battery, the King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery also fires Royal Salutes for grand occasions of State. The King’s Troop is now the only remaining mounted unit of the Royal Horse Artillery. The Troop proudly stands at its barracks in Woolwich, Southeast London, comprised of 170 personnel and 120 magnificent horses.

It's just amazing how some tourists think they can go wherever they please, but should a tourist do that in THEIR country, we can imagine the consequences. Thank you Abdullah, for saying something and pointing out, what isn't allowed.

Guards and arm police officers, please be tough to the sick two leg animals. Thank you again for your service.

the lady police officer is brilliant at her job

Apparently, there should be signs not to go beyond where the chains are. Should be common sense and it seems a lot of people are lacking.

This woke thing about no shouting doesn't appear to be working.

Sad people don't understand boundaries.

I hope the Guards & horses don't have claustrophobia. I would be close to freaking out with all those people around. Love your videos!!!

Thank you 🙏 for sharing this i live in the USA 💖 have a blessed day 💞

To mount a horse. There’s a height resquirement If you’re 6 foot, they might some a chance you can’t join the Cavalry. But you’d find yourself fit with the Infantry Footguards

Спасибо за перевод на русский язык. ❤

That door behind the shop could do with a lick of paint

That TOURON could have threw anything toward the guard! Where's police? Somebody has to always BUCK AUTHORITY. WHY???

Beautiful ❤️ uniforms and horses 🐎

To be fair there is not a no entry sign or a chain so it’s not obvious that it’s not allowed. No chain because lots of people go into the building through the doorway on official business. I think a lot of tourists are looking for toilets, although not in this case he just wanted a better picture. Maybe a red painted line would be a good idea

Yelled ?

Woman in wheelchair having a meltdown.

Please put up a sign that says stay out of the arches! It will probably be ignored but maybe some will know better!

Мне так жалко лошадок , что так долго надо стоять не двигаясь. Воинам легче они сидят.

I love watching this vlog❤ It's fascinating

Seriously, it’s OBVIOUS that these are kids/children, maybe from a fancy military school, but KIDS!

Their uniforms are different & they look to be 5-10 yrs younger, or more, than the usual King’s Guards. Who are they & where do they fit into the hierarchy of King’s Guards?

When they change the guards and go in back,why do they pay the horses on the neck,stand up in the stirrups and pat the horses again on the side?is this part of the process of changing guards?

The Mohawk trim must be the horses summer look. Certainly looks more military+cooler 🥵

Жаль , что лошадка не может плеваться как верблюд. Тогда было бы спокойнее и воину и ЕЙ.

Oh? I thought these were the summer uniform and the brownish colored ones were Artillery?

I like the fact that you try if you can to film when its quieter. Also you dont engage in too many personal conversations with the public. Yesterday, one of your colleagues was enlarging on his thoughts re the UK elections being held today. As far as Im concerned that was a No No

Are they Hussars

Bonjour Abdullah et merci 👏👏👏

The Kings Guards, are also disrespectful at times!!

2.44. The young guard on the horse looks very small and only around 14. Must be older than that surely to be guardin the Palace like this?