There wasxa ULEZ protest.

And dressed in riot gear too! There must be an enquiry at the highest level. Heads must roll .

...and being a pain.

The celebration went off without incident until an over zealous police officer on horseback decided to charge at an old man carrying an umbrella 🤔 but if you were there you would’ve seen it and not just assumed that we were at fault 🙈

He picks who he's gonna nip. 😊

​@@Rebel4Freedom😂😂😂😂 Yes he does, and he takes great delight in it!

Bien venu sur ce monde de fou,,,, nous subissons la même chose en France, c'est pourquoi je vous comprends 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

so? it wasnt a protest it was a celebtation of St george day

@@littlebigkicker Correct!

no, but I can remember reading about Israeli's bombing British Service personnel.

Yes. We've seen several previous street activities--protests, bikers, parades, etc.--that spooked horses.

They attacked police. Some bad apples spoil the bunch.

@@Tracywhited2where’s your prove

@@Tracywhited2wrong the police charged on horseback at peaceful patriots one of them was an old man with an umbrella hardly a hardened criminal unless you are blind 😱 and all because they didn’t move fast enough two tier policing was in full effect 🙈

Nope, attacked the police

They didn't attack the police.. the police stopped them walking where they wanted to go..🇬🇧​@@juliefurlong4830

@@juliefurlong4830absolute rubbish. The police were aggravating them from the start. When do you see the filth with riot gear on during a pro Hamas protest, never. The police were looking for trouble and probably had their people in the crowd causing trouble.

@@juliefurlong4830 Silly woman

​@juliefurlong4830 actually, the police blocked that road, there were people still walking to the main group to join up. The police got in the middle and started shoving. The group, the police shoved, had been told to walk up there, by police at the other end. It was a set up.

Absolutely right and rather see our horses and guards safe, It was noisy especially with all police vehicle sirens and if the horses spook with all the flag waving, too late in the day after someone gets mowed over by having to run from two huge horses trying to get to the sanctity of their stables. We can only hope that one day soon and perhaps with a new Police Commissioner London will be returned to Londoners.

No, it's the people who march who cause the problem. The police are there to protect the public. As a member of the public, we should be grateful that they are there.

The was a protest ULEZ march.

@@juliawigger9796 no

She's very animated.

They only do one hour shifts but yes Ormond gets a day off!! It must be annoying a little bit to saddle up, don your full uniform then be taken back but it *was St Georges Day.

Not protectors x

wasnt a protest it was a celebration

A bunch of trouble makers trying to disrupt StGeorge Day celebrations..

That goes for all peace loving cultures

Maybe because the Police horses are trained differently xx

Of course they are. They are trained in riot/ crowd control situations.

Because it's a military barracks not a theme park

The protestors got there first...

It was a weekday. Most of the English patriots were at work. Many don’t live near London.

There were hundreds of people kettled and not allowed to join the main parade. The police caused the situation.

Protestors?..they were celebrating St Georges day...pity they dont panic when the left wing protestors protest every bloody weekend

There where NO PROTESERS JUST ENGLISH MEN AND WOMEN CELEBRATEING SAINT GEORGE'S DAY PATRON SAINT OF ENGLAND GET IT RIGHT

I don't know! It's mix afternoon here! And I just came up on this! It might be something with demonstrations or protesters. The horses looked good as they walked back in. But I really don't want anything to happen to the horses or their troopers.

There was no Turkey in the 400th century. He was Greek and a Christian.

@@greenandpleasant5523 The 400th century ?. We are only in the 21st today . 🤣🤣. Greek Christian parents, in Cappadocia. but certainly not English .

@@8ballphil150 Indeed, I should have said 4th. I’m blaming it on the late hour!

@@greenandpleasant5523 🤣🤣I had figured that .

Who uses the cross of St George for racist reasons? Racism is vanishingly rare among English people, who have no problem at all with a foreign saint, who is also the patron of several other countries. Do you have a problem with foreigners?

Not a protest , St George's Day Military Parade !

They are in their own country.

this is celebrating England! Not a protest you div

Simples, the King has no executive powers

​@@adz9580wrong, the celebration is of St George, patron Saint of England, Aragon, Malta, Ukraine, Ethiopia, Bosnia Herzegovina and many others

What or who are the protesters this time?

They are not obnoxious, they are English people celebrating St George's day. Every other country seems to want to protest in London so why not give English people a turn. It's only for a day.

Are English people not allowed to celebrate anything , seems not. Take some pride in your heritage.

Nothing obnoxious about being proud of England and its heritage there were veterans who served in that so called obnoxios protestors. It was patriotic English showing how we still Celebrate St Georges Day. Or in your opinion is this not allowed?

​@@BevWalther St Georges day celebration is not a protest. Although the Met police treated inocent people celebrating as far right extreamists.

What did the soldiers do?

@@scruff3760 why did they shut it down. It looks like they are scared of their people. Are we to be feared in our own country. It’s not us that going around blowing people up. These people have every right to celebrate.

It's St George's day celebrations

There was no protest.. it was a march for st Georges day.. they don't like people flying England flags.. it's sad.. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

There was also a protest march against ULEZ

Tourists need to show more respect and not touch the horses, as well stand at a respectful distance. These animals are not fairground ponies for hire. Being constantly pawed at is enough to unsettle any animal.

They’re taught ground manners before they’re broken to ride. Ormonde and arnie may be older and nearing retirement. The tourists piss them off. Ormonde bit the major (one with hat on and the stick) the other day.

@@Cosmic-lover293 then why are they so lippy? My horses don't do that.none of the horses at the stable do that unless they're pregnant or they are stallions and still in tact.also,if the rider had control of the reigns the horse wouldn't do that

The horses should not be freely accessible to the tourists many of whom have no idea how to behave safely around horses. The fact that the guards have to control the horse single handed is daft they don’t need to sit with their sword drawn whilst on ceremonial duties. the horses do seem to be quite highly strung maybe the ideal breed for battle but not so much for ceremonial duties, the police horses always seem much calmer.

@@linnyw1072 some horses are a bit green, even after training thy can still be green. Like you said, could be an influx of new riders, they only train 8 weeks I think. Hard to keep control of the reins when you’ve got to hold a sword as well. The bit is quite severe, and like with all horses, some are ok with it, some fight it. Some probably find it uncomfortable. The younger ones probably. Some horses are hand fed treats and such, this can make them nippy. Other than that, it’s the tourists and all the row they put up with everyday. It’s got to bother them to a certain extent. My pony has lovely manners. Though on occasion, he forgets himself. He was nippy when I hand fed treats. I put them on the floor and he’s much better. Sometimes he’s just having an off day and is grumpy 🤷🏼‍♀️