I wonder if any of these people think what it would be like to stand there for hours and have your face touched and nose tickled by thousands of people every day. The patience of these horses never cease to amaze me.
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo. Es increíble el entrenamiento que tienen y la nobleza de su especie, aunque ha habido algunos que si manifiestan su hartazgo y la sufre el Guardia.
At 7.08 The sheer stupidity & disrespect by some people never ceases to amaze me! Also placing small children in front of the horse is stupid. Thankfully this beautiful horse was so gentle with them.
I often think health and safety has gone too far these days, however not around these very powerful animals. I grew up in a village and we never petted animals around our farms. They deserve the respect of their carers at all times. I have observed none of the tourists actually view this historic seen through their own eyes. The wretched cameras have taken over. Would you put a child in a tiger's cage? I agree with your comments.
I'm glad "Blue Anorak Dad", at 7:10, wasn't my father: I know, let me lead my child through the rear of a military sentry box, containing a stressed horse that we've never met..."; anyone else think that was a "moment of madness!"?
The horses aren’t mainly stressed, most enjoy the attention they get! However I do remember some of the horses from my time😩 if the back of the box had been opened when Rochester was in there and that had happened there would have been carnage🫣 For those who know Rochester kicked forward as well😩
The man and the boy who walked right behind the horse are ridiculous. Even I knew from about 5 years old you don't walk up behind a horse never mind a horse doing it's royal duty.
Most of them have never been close to a horse before. I'm surprised that most children don't find the sheer size of the horses intimidating. I regularly visit a bird of prey centre where they do flying demonstrations and the commentator will say something like "If one of our birds lands next to you please do not poke or stroke them as they may poke or stroke you back and you wouldn't like it." Something similar needed here.
Natashafuller......"yes" I was taught the same thing . Don't walk behind a horse . It's also common sense, something which is seriously lacking these days.
@@missharry5727 I have to agree with you, I think horses are beautiful creatures, but I've always had a huge fear of them. The sheer size of them to me is intimidating. Their teeth are huge too.
The Guard is so patient with these people practically leaning on his leg. The horse is not interested in these tourists he is just waiting for the bell to get some quiet time 😂❤️🏴
03:53 One person asked if she could touch the horse. Nearly everyone after that stood so close they were touching the guard’s leg. Smh Why can’t they paint a white line around the sentry box and keep tourists behind that line? 02:42 One of the cutest things I’ve seen, the horse was so gentle putting his head against the little girl’s back. It’s a shame they didn’t get that photo because of the gate being opened.
Why is there no sign that says 'DO NOT touch the guard or the horse equipment? Some of these tourists are totally ignorant, showing no respect for the military or the horse's wellbeing. I can't think of another country that let's tourists get so close to their national guards or treats them with such ridicule - you'd get arrested. Should have a security overhaul & more regard given to the horse's needs.
I really don't know what goes through these tourist minds, how and why would the tourist think it was ok to go through the standing tunnel!! I'm really surprised the Guard didn't say anything
Patience of a saint! Why don't they put a cardboard cut out in a corner somewhere for a photo opportunity? Then this crush of a rabble/petting zoo/grabbing reins etc. could be stopped and the guards could get on with their duties.
I don’t think that the ‘petting zoo’ should be allowed, these men are soldiers, to protect the Queen and King. Can’t imagine having to put up with stupid tourist!
I am not sure you are meant to speak to the guards. They are not permitted to speak to to you, except for commanding you to move bacķ, or make way etc.
The guards are not supposed to interact with the public, but will yell at anyone who grabs the reins. If you watch carefully, you may see a guard acknowledge someone who they recognise as an old army veteran, by giving a small nod.
So do you think the same people that place tiny children right in front of a horse are the same ones that slather their children in honey just before “friendly” bear pictures 🙄😬
There was a police just the other side of the box door when the bloke walked behind and down the side of the Guard and horse. What the hell was he doing.
The man with the boy was incredibly foolish to walk up behind a horse like that and through the sentry box. If the horse had been startled by his sudden close appearance, there could well have been a kick.
The kings petting zoo is open for business I see! 🥴 And sneaking right behind a horse and coming up beside him that close (where tourists are NOT supposed to be) is a great idea. Said NO ONE EVER!
I can't even imagine how much pain a horse's kick can give someone. My grandmother, when she was a child, did get bitten by a horse. This happened in the winter when she was wearing a heavy, thick coat. In spite of that coat, she had a nasty bruise. People do not think of potential consequences🙄.
@@softailfun I hope that the horse didn't break a bone of yours😬. One of the worst things that happened to me was a bee sting this past summer and it is worse than a shot from the doctor. However, it doesn't compare to a horse's kick in the slightest.
@@ewaleokadia76 I was working at a stables in my teens (so long ago). It was my fault the horse kicked, she was skittish around feed bags (heavy paper ones), I just didn’t empty it fast enough lol. No bones broken, but a bruise on my hip and thigh that lasted months as I recall.
@@softailfun Ouch! You must have been sore for a long time, too😬. Sometimes we all have to learn the hard way. Luckily, none of your bones were broken. At least you didn't ask to be kicked like some of these tourists do.
@@FilmerOfBobcats , This is true. I recall that several years back, a new officer was appointed as the RSM, or whatever his formal title is, for theTroopinh of the Colour. He was interviewed, and talked about the incredible responsibility. But he also introduced the horse he would be riding, a huge, mature mare, and commented that she had served in that role for about eight years. I also recall that some years back, the Queen advertised for Cleveland Bay geldings, in exchange for a similar number of mares, for the Royal Artillery.
All the parents allowing there children to touch the horses with signs warning about biting? Would they try to sue if there child was bit? Guaranteed? Weirdos.
These guards have to deal with this every day.. Omy gosh what patience and those horses are trained so well … Respect These Men and Women of the British Military! 👍that man that walked through the guard door needed a good kick well deserved to teach him a lesson… and to drag his kid with him too .. SMH… you can’t fix stupidity that’s for sure…
I think they should have to pay to have their photo taken £10 per photo Paid upfront before the photos taken Or you have to buy tickets that allow you to take photos If no payment no photo Just a thought 😉
@@pathopewell1814 Right! Smh. I swear people that go to visit places like this just don't pay attention at all, or let alone respect their privileges that the British Military allow them to have in their facilities.
My thoughts have always been that like dogs, horses just don't like the scent of some people. Also, probably some of these people have been snacking on something, and the horse smells it, so they try to find the source of the scent. We used to have one that could smell peppermint if someone walked by that had recently had one, and tried to find it.
This is just so stupid and once again the police aren't doing their job. The rear end of the box has been opened because the next guard is going to come in behind in a matter of minutes.
@James it won't happen unless you put yourself in that position and if you don't know horses like most there don't chances are they could be kicked if they are unfortunate
Honestly, I wonder what these guards actually think of some of these disrespectful, entitled tourists. I wish some ex-royal guards or current ones could give their honest opinion in these comments sections.
Are these people Thick? Walking with children from behind the horse ! If they had been kicked they would no doubt accuse the soldier of not controlling the horse
Bold signage to protect the public but what about protecting the guard and his horse. The general public are just idiots with no respect for the animal or the guard. All they want is a picture of themselves to take away to add to the other 300 pictures of themselves. There needs to be a barrier to keep the ignorant 'two legged beasts' at bay.
WAIT, did that FOOL just run alongside the horse with his son????????? Stop it now!!!!!! Cordon off the horses, no one pays a fee to take pictures which can go towards feeding the horses...CORDON THEM OFF!!!!! Nonsense
That tiny little girl in the tanned jacket wasn’t patting the horse so gently and I wasn’t so stressed out for the horse and all these people I’d think it’s cute.
This poor guardsman could have been serving in Afghanistan last month, but now he's sitting there like Piffy on a rock, while tourists take photos with him!
I cannot believe the audacity & level of disrespect these guards & their horses are continuously subjected to. Walking through the arches is beyond bold & extremely rude.
I would be disinfecting my horse after all these critters been touching it. Disgusting that they are allowed to get that close that they are practically leaning on the horse. Should have the sign say DO NOT TOUCH MY HORSE OR TACK. THEY SHOULD ALL KEEP THEIR HANDS TO THEMSELVES.
I used to ride when I was younger, and I don't think that I have ever seen horses that tall. Just how tall are they? They are beautiful animals and they are so well behaved to have people who just come up and pet them. They are very patient and on some days, they seem a bit cranky. Mmm I don't blame them for it though because they seem to have to do it daily. I bet that the guards and the horses as glad when their shift is over and they can get to go back and rest.
I would have yelled that man. I would always say thank you to the guard. They need to rope off n if they try n climb over yell at them They act as though they never seen a horse n by the way people this isn't Disney Land.
Theses poor guards 💂 and horses firstly there there to do a job yes it’s ok for visitors to want a photo but from other video’s I’ve seen it’s not ok to smack the horse and it’s definitely not ok to make fun or put your hands on the kings guard 💂♀️ there doing there job and have set routes they must walk …so please visitors remember that also remember if someone did that to you doing your job how would you feel…shoe some respect to the kings guard 💂♀️ and horses
7:10 when father not a father lead his child in danger zone. Where is King Charles , need a new sign board saying do not go through the horse box it will kick you and don’t go too close to the guard horse . I feel sorry for the guard have to these to leave the reins don’t hold the reins.
Muggles don't be so polite and ask yourself what their parents are like to bring them into the world they were probably at the pub and if they were not God help them what have they done wrong
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I wonder if any of these people think what it would be like to stand there for hours and have your face touched and nose tickled by thousands of people every day. The patience of these horses never cease to amaze me.
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo.
Es increíble el entrenamiento que tienen y la nobleza de su especie, aunque ha habido algunos que si manifiestan su hartazgo y la sufre el Guardia.
It’s only one hour
@@adrianafuentes9917 The horse and guard only stand for one hour.
@@TheMegahusky that is one hour of crowds of people in their face, touching them,pulling on the reins, being loud and who knows what else. Sad.
That man with the boy, was doing stupid thing, going through the box, behind the horse!
I'd love to be a fly on the wall when the guards are off duty - imagine some of the comments re the tourists!
😂😂😂
At 7.08 The sheer stupidity & disrespect by some people never ceases to amaze me! Also placing small children in front of the horse is stupid. Thankfully this beautiful horse was so gentle with them.
I often think health and safety has gone too far these days, however not around these very powerful animals.
I grew up in a village and we never petted animals around our farms. They deserve the respect of their carers at all times.
I have observed none of the tourists actually view this historic seen through their own eyes. The wretched cameras have taken over. Would you put a child in a tiger's cage?
I agree with your comments.
It wouldn't have been if it were Arni. He likes to bite and I can't blame him.
He looked well cheesed off when those idiots walked through the tunnel right behind him. Who walks behind a horse when it doesn't know you're there.
Cretinous morons do!!
Stupid idiots who have a death wish do.
Tossers do, that's who!
No saben a lo que se exponen, luego bienen los lamentos
I wish the horse had kicked them!!!!!!
I feel so sorry for these horses, their patience is amazing.....
An armed soldier on duty and a working horse. The adults deserve a slap, and the kids deserve better adults. 😤
The two who came up behind the horse are lucky they weren't kicked.
I didn't see anyone walk behind the horse.
@@Yorkie2 almost at the end
People have no idea how fast a horse can explode into dangerous behaviour. Never ever turn your back to an unknown horse.
I was hoping they would get kicked.
@@nancycalhoun3702 😁
I'm glad "Blue Anorak Dad", at 7:10, wasn't my father: I know, let me lead my child through the rear of a military sentry box, containing a stressed horse that we've never met..."; anyone else think that was a "moment of madness!"?
That stupid Dad had alot in common with the back end of the horse! They are both asses!! 🐴🐎
The horses aren’t mainly stressed, most enjoy the attention they get! However I do remember some of the horses from my time😩 if the back of the box had been opened when Rochester was in there and that had happened there would have been carnage🫣 For those who know Rochester kicked forward as well😩
Could have got kicked or crushed!
Stupidity
The stupidity is mind boggling.
The man and the boy who walked right behind the horse are ridiculous. Even I knew from about 5 years old you don't walk up behind a horse never mind a horse doing it's royal duty.
Going thru the guard post !! Talk about being unaware of your surroundings…yikes
Most of them have never been close to a horse before. I'm surprised that most children don't find the sheer size of the horses intimidating. I regularly visit a bird of prey centre where they do flying demonstrations and the commentator will say something like "If one of our birds lands next to you please do not poke or stroke them as they may poke or stroke you back and you wouldn't like it." Something similar needed here.
What a lousy parent, really put his son in danger, you couldn't see the gate???
Natashafuller......"yes" I was taught the same thing . Don't walk behind a horse . It's also common sense, something which is seriously lacking these days.
@@missharry5727 I have to agree with you, I think horses are beautiful creatures, but I've always had a huge fear of them. The sheer size of them to me is intimidating. Their teeth are huge too.
The Guard is so patient with these people practically leaning on his leg. The horse is not interested in these tourists he is just waiting for the bell to get some quiet time 😂❤️🏴
What a nice young guard, you can tell he is looking out for the small children when they get close to his horse!
03:53 One person asked if she could touch the horse. Nearly everyone after that stood so close they were touching the guard’s leg. Smh
Why can’t they paint a white line around the sentry box and keep tourists behind that line?
02:42 One of the cutest things I’ve seen, the horse was so gentle putting his head against the little girl’s back. It’s a shame they didn’t get that photo because of the gate being opened.
You are correct at both time stamps. Those two little girls definitely were adorable with the horse.
It is not a circus show! ENOUGH OF THIS DISRISPECTABLE BEHAVIOR !
@@r.hankes9434 True, I always think - Another day at the petting zoo '...🐎
Right...cos the massive gate next to the Sentry box isn't obvious....
This guard is lovely plus he doesn't stand for any nonsense.
About time it should be Do Not Touch Horses
Who in their right mind would let very young children that
close to any animal?
Yes I agree. Do not touch the horse's!!!
@@Yorkie2 Absolutly
Hmmmm - - not very intelligent to be walking up behind and beside a horse in an enclosed area. Really lucky that didn't spook the horse !!!
Why is there no sign that says 'DO NOT touch the guard or the horse equipment? Some of these tourists are totally ignorant, showing no respect for the military or the horse's wellbeing. I can't think of another country that let's tourists get so close to their national guards or treats them with such ridicule - you'd get arrested. Should have a security overhaul & more regard given to the horse's needs.
Well said
Some would do it anyway.....disrespectful culture
@@chow24 Absolutely. No conception of personal space.
I really don't know what goes through these tourist minds, how and why would the tourist think it was ok to go through the standing tunnel!! I'm really surprised the Guard didn't say anything
Patience of a saint! Why don't they put a cardboard cut out in a corner somewhere for a photo opportunity? Then this crush of a rabble/petting zoo/grabbing reins etc. could be stopped and the guards could get on with their duties.
I don’t think that the ‘petting zoo’ should be allowed, these men are soldiers, to protect the Queen and King. Can’t imagine having to put up with stupid tourist!
Horse:-'Who was it who signed me up for the guards? Just wait till I find out. Just you wait!'
There are way too many people around that horse. Not good. You can see his unease. 😖🥺🌱
I couldn't do this job ,I would be yelling don't touch or crowd my horse!!!😡🐎
1:24 who stuffs a toddler with grabby hands up under a horses face like that? What's wrong with these people?
How many of them actually acknowledge the guard and say thank you?
I am not sure you are meant to speak to the guards. They are not permitted to speak to to you, except for commanding you to move bacķ, or make way etc.
Better they should realize what doofuses they just were, apologize, and go away.
The guards are not supposed to interact with the public, but will yell at anyone who grabs the reins.
If you watch carefully, you may see a guard acknowledge someone who they recognise as an old army veteran, by giving a small nod.
None. After watching many of these I have not seen one person say thank you for your service. Nor for allowing the picture to be taken.
I would still say like thank you for your service or thank you and something else
So do you think the same people that place tiny children right in front of a horse are the same ones that slather their children in honey just before “friendly” bear pictures 🙄😬
There was a police just the other side of the box door when the bloke walked behind and down the side of the Guard and horse. What the hell was he doing.
Probably distracted by another tourist. The bloke with the child came from the other direction pretty quickly
Probably polishing his pistol
Pity the horse didnt crap as they walked by.
The man with the boy was incredibly foolish to walk up behind a horse like that and through the sentry box. If the horse had been startled by his sudden close appearance, there could well have been a kick.
The kings petting zoo is open for business I see! 🥴 And sneaking right behind a horse and coming up beside him that close (where tourists are NOT supposed to be) is a great idea. Said NO ONE EVER!
I can't even imagine how much pain a horse's kick can give someone. My grandmother, when she was a child, did get bitten by a horse. This happened in the winter when she was wearing a heavy, thick coat. In spite of that coat, she had a nasty bruise. People do not think of potential consequences🙄.
@@ewaleokadia76
It hurts! Personal experience, learned that lesson real quick.
@@softailfun I hope that the horse didn't break a bone of yours😬. One of the worst things that happened to me was a bee sting this past summer and it is worse than a shot from the doctor. However, it doesn't compare to a horse's kick in the slightest.
@@ewaleokadia76
I was working at a stables in my teens (so long ago). It was my fault the horse kicked, she was skittish around feed bags (heavy paper ones), I just didn’t empty it fast enough lol. No bones broken, but a bruise on my hip and thigh that lasted months as I recall.
@@softailfun Ouch! You must have been sore for a long time, too😬. Sometimes we all have to learn the hard way. Luckily, none of your bones were broken. At least you didn't ask to be kicked like some of these tourists do.
This is the guard of the voice. I like him, I already learned to recognize him 💂🇧🇷
Goodness sooo many people this luvly guard with his horse is soooo patient🐴💕🐴💕XX
The horse seems to have a sense about the children.
I wonder if it is a mare.
A horse can move anytime though under our Guard control
@@MandyJMaddison I noticed that while most of their horses are geldings, they do have a few mares.
@@FilmerOfBobcats ,
This is true.
I recall that several years back, a new officer was appointed as the RSM, or whatever his formal title is, for theTroopinh of the Colour. He was interviewed, and talked about the incredible responsibility. But he also introduced the horse he would be riding, a huge, mature mare, and commented that she had served in that role for about eight years.
I also recall that some years back, the Queen advertised for Cleveland Bay geldings, in exchange for a similar number of mares, for the Royal Artillery.
Which is more than can be said about the parents!
All the parents allowing there children to touch the horses with signs warning about biting? Would they try to sue if there child was bit? Guaranteed? Weirdos.
With blatant warning signs don't think they'd get anywhere.
People are extremely stupid
Suing the Crown would be rather expensive.
Some people give a whole new meaning to stupid!
I wish some “HANDS OFF THE HORSES” signs were front and center.
These guards have to deal with this every day.. Omy gosh what patience and those horses are trained so well … Respect These Men and Women of the British Military! 👍that man that walked through the guard door needed a good kick well deserved to teach him a lesson… and to drag his kid with him too .. SMH… you can’t fix stupidity that’s for sure…
The 2 little girls in the fluffy jackets couldn’t get enough of the horse. They were in love with him ❤
The horse was very gentle with them as well…
These horses are amazing, how the hell they have the patience with all these people, touching them They’ve been trained by the best❤
I hear about two British accents amongst that disrespectful large squad of tourists.
Keep it in your memory banks. Before long you won’t hear any.
Good Grief walking through the sentry post I would be afraid if the horse kicked them.
A horse's kick can cause so much damage that could land a person in the hospital. People seriously need to think🙄.
Actually I hoped for the horse to kick
I remember having my photo taken with the guard but would never have even dreamt of touching the horse. Poor thing being mauled like that
I think they should have to pay to have their photo taken £10 per photo Paid upfront before the photos taken Or you have to buy tickets that allow you to take photos If no payment no photo Just a thought 😉
What!!! Going behind a horse like that??? That is crazy!!
This poor young guard looks bored to tears. He is so patient.
Moving about on a horse isnt too bad, sitting on a standing horse for five minutes is bum numbing purgatory, an hour must be torture.
@@m_l_hill "...bum numbing Pergatory..." LOL!!!!! And so true.
Boy: Hey Dad, let's go get kicked by a horse today!
Father: Okay son, lead the way!
Smh. What a moron. 😠 😡
If they had been kicked, think of how they would have sued!
@@pathopewell1814 Right! Smh. I swear people that go to visit places like this just don't pay attention at all, or let alone respect their privileges that the British Military allow them to have in their facilities.
I wonder if the Horse can sense bad people.
I have always had two gentle labradors, however , even they sense when a person is 'wrong' in some way, I wonder if it is intuition?
My thoughts have always been that like dogs, horses just don't like the scent of some people. Also, probably some of these people have been snacking on something, and the horse smells it, so they try to find the source of the scent. We used to have one that could smell peppermint if someone walked by that had recently had one, and tried to find it.
Watching this I'm shaking my head to see parents letting their children touch and stroke and be so near to a horse that may bite or kick!
This is just so stupid and once again the police aren't doing their job. The rear end of the box has been opened because the next guard is going to come in behind in a matter of minutes.
These are soldiers their job is to be to protect the royal family not be some tourist attraction
These adults are so irrisponsible.
Now that's the way to get kicked by a horse that may not see you coming up from behind and doesn't really know you
@James it won't happen unless you put yourself in that position and if you don't know horses like most there don't chances are they could be kicked if they are unfortunate
@James I will talk about everything lol like you said can be boring if it was all the same LoL anyways you have a wonderful day and a great new year
@James never found horses boring but that's me
Can you imagine the hoo ha if the horse bit a child??. Don't these ignorants read the signs ??? 🇬🇧
Honestly, I wonder what these guards actually think of some of these disrespectful, entitled tourists. I wish some ex-royal guards or current ones could give their honest opinion in these comments sections.
They need to learn how to queue
Are these people Thick? Walking with children from behind the horse ! If they had been kicked they would no doubt accuse the soldier of not controlling the horse
Lucky they didn't receive a kick from the horse...or the soldier :-)
Watching these videos just make more and more angry how can people be so thick
Those poor, poor, horses.
Bold signage to protect the public but what about protecting the guard and his horse. The general public are just idiots with no respect for the animal or the guard. All they want is a picture of themselves to take away to add to the other 300 pictures of themselves. There needs to be a barrier to keep the ignorant 'two legged beasts' at bay.
I bet that guard really dislikes tourists, if I was that horse I would want to itethem all.
It's a good thing the horses get socialized. They're getting a lot of loving from different people they won't see again. 🥰
Even though we’ll trained they have kicked and bitten and still people are to close 😮
Good.
What are the police there for, they are supposed to protect the horse and the Gard it just ridiculous all these tourists.
I cannot believe what I have just watched.
The horses are so careful and loving to small children. That’s because the children are not irritating them.
Incredibly RUDE people
These men are Working
Reminds me of a car boot sale I once attended as a seller. Crowds all around me for the best bits. Then I have to alter the tone of my voice.
Beautiful! Walk your kid up behind a horse. Ignorance is bliss I guess.
What is wrong with people, lucky the horse didn't kick ...
I wish they would.
Nice lesson to teach your kid, run up behind a nonsuspecting horse..🤦♀️
WAIT, did that FOOL just run alongside the horse with his son?????????
Stop it now!!!!!! Cordon off the horses, no one pays a fee to take pictures which can go towards feeding the horses...CORDON THEM OFF!!!!! Nonsense
That tiny little girl in the tanned jacket wasn’t patting the horse so gently and I wasn’t so stressed out for the horse and all these people I’d think it’s cute.
The horses changed every hour wen the bell rangs
What made me laugh was the guy who walked through the gate said sorry as if to say ooops I didn’t see you there 🙄
Why do they crowd out the Guard and horse they even stand in the way of the person recording this 😳
This poor guardsman could have been serving in Afghanistan last month, but now he's sitting there like Piffy on a rock, while tourists take photos with him!
What’s wrong with the proper gate your supposed to use.wasn’t it big enough to see .
Always someone wants to be different 😂
Duh
I think the guard and the horse are very patient! People forget they are on duty, it’s not a photo opportunity!
I cannot believe the audacity & level of disrespect these guards & their horses are continuously subjected to. Walking through the arches is beyond bold & extremely rude.
The arrogance of tourists.
The horse isn't Arnie, but a colleague of him
7:10 where is King 👑Charles he never see what the guard horse go through with the tourists and the guard had shout at them to leave the reins.
I would be disinfecting my horse after all these critters been touching it. Disgusting that they are allowed to get that close that they are practically leaning on the horse. Should have the sign say DO NOT TOUCH MY HORSE OR TACK. THEY SHOULD ALL KEEP THEIR HANDS TO THEMSELVES.
That one woman was nice enough to ask first.☺️
I used to ride when I was younger, and I don't think that I have ever seen horses that tall. Just how tall are they? They are beautiful animals and they are so well behaved to have people who just come up and pet them. They are very patient and on some days, they seem a bit cranky. Mmm I don't blame them for it though because they seem to have to do it daily. I bet that the guards and the horses as glad when their shift is over and they can get to go back and rest.
The puffy jacket family @ 3:30.LOLOL
There should be white to keep the guards from tourists near them😊😊
Poor horses
I would have yelled that man. I would always say thank you to the guard. They need to rope off n if they try n climb over yell at them They act as though they never seen a horse n by the way people this isn't Disney Land.
They should have set rules in the beginning NO TOUCHING
Human tumbleweed.
Theses poor guards 💂 and horses firstly there there to do a job yes it’s ok for visitors to want a photo but from other video’s I’ve seen it’s not ok to smack the horse and it’s definitely not ok to make fun or put your hands on the kings guard 💂♀️ there doing there job and have set routes they must walk …so please visitors remember that also remember if someone did that to you doing your job how would you feel…shoe some respect to the kings guard 💂♀️ and horses
7:10 when father not a father lead his child in danger zone. Where is King Charles , need a new sign board saying do not go through the horse box it will kick you and don’t go too close to the guard horse . I feel sorry for the guard have to these to leave the reins don’t hold the reins.
Any respect ! 👎🏻 it's not Disneyland
Total lack of respect for our fighting men .
Why would a grown man bring a child through the private horse entrance. A pure ," NUTCASE". 🐴
Father and son won the title " today's dumbest"
It’s not a bloody zoo.
'The worst sort of Muggles imaginable.'
Muggles don't be so polite and ask yourself what their parents are like to bring them into the world they were probably at the pub and if they were not God help them what have they done wrong
The guards can’t guard,…… have to baby-sit, of all the anoying people, who’s come too close.