Perhaps it’s because I’m an old lady horse lover but I really love the positive interactions between guards, horses and the public. The unaware and sometimes rude tourists are amusing or maddening but the kindness to children, the elderly and disabled is heartwarming.
Timestamps: 0:00 Cute moment when the King's Guard looks at a toddler and moves his horse for a better photo. 2:54 The Gateswoman checks on the Horseman and Horsewoman. 4:38 Get out of the box - The King's Guard reacted. 9:40 Everyone stopped to admire the Gateswoman. 11:35 Three gorgeous police horses coming out through the Horse Guards. 16:27 The famous Changing of the Guard Ceremony at 1 pm. 17:30 The soldiers are doing an excellent job, as always. One of the horses did not want to get into the box. 19:40 Two gorgeous police horses wait to finish the ceremony before going through the tunnel. 22:44 The horse appears unsettling. The soldier assists the horsewoman, who looks calm and confident. 27:22 Firmly, the king's guard reacted as the visitor ignored the new rule. It's the colourful autumn season in the UK. 28:18 She showed her tongue to the king's horse. 35:10 The King's Guard shook his head and laughed a lot as Buska opened his tiny umbrella to shield his phone. 35:15 Kindly, the king's guard asks the visitor to step back. 37:35 The King's Guard reacted as the tourist ignored sign. 39:02 The tourist is afraid of the king's horse. She runs away but comes back for a photo. 40:42 The little girl doesn't want to stand closer to the horse. 45:02 "Out of the box!" Said the King's Guard. 50:42 The famous Changing of the Guard at 2 pm. 53:40 The tourist ignored the sign and stepped inside the box. The King's Guard reacted accordingly. 54:29 Out of the box. 56:40 The CoH checks on the Horsewoman. 59:10 The tourist entered the box; the king's guard reacted like this. A tourist said, "Please come out!" 1:00:56 Huge respect! Age is just a number. Wisdom is timeless. Let's celebrate the incredible experiences and invaluable insights of our elders. Their strength, resilience, and unwavering spirit continue to inspire us all. - Thank the king's guard for moving his horse to them to get a better photo. 1:02:00 King's Guard reacted to protect his horse's personal space. Date filmed: Today, 23 November 2024. Important to know. 😌 The King’s Life Guard is conducted by soldiers of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment at Horse Guards. Horse Guards is named after the troops who have mounted The King’s Life Guard here since the Restoration of King Charles II in 1660. Every weekday, whatever the season or weather, members of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment ride down from Hyde Park Barracks in Knightsbridge to take over guard duties at 11:00am for the next twenty-four hours. The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment consists of a squadron from each of the two senior Regiments of the British Army: The Life Guards wear red tunics and white plumed helmets, and The Blues and Royals wear blue tunics and red plumed helmets. When The King is in London, the Guard consists of one Officer, one Corporal Major (who carries the Standard), two Non-Commissioned Officers, one Trumpeter and ten Troopers. This is known as a Long Guard. When His Majesty is not resident in London, the Guard is reduced to two Non-Commissioned Officers and ten Troopers. This is known as a Short Guard. Troop Movements On weekdays, The King’s Life Guard leaves Hyde Park Barracks at 10:28am and rides to Horse Guards Parade passing through Hyde Park Corner and along Constitution Hill and The Mall. The ceremony of Changing The King’s Life Guard then takes place on Horse Guards Parade at 11:00am. On weekends, The King’s Life Guard remains in place at Horse Guards Parade, where the duty officer will inspect them at 1100am on Saturdays and 1000am on Sundays. During most of the day the entrance to Horse Guards is guarded by two mounted sentries. After the duty officer has inspected them at 4:00pm, all personnel, mounted and dismounted, will come off duty for the day. When to Watch • Changing of The King’s Life Guard at 11:00am (Monday - Friday) • The Duty Officer's Inspection at 1100 on Saturdays and 1000 on Sundays • Two mounted sentries guard the entrance to Horse Guards on Whitehall from 10:00am until 4:00pm. These are changed every hour. • Dismounted inspection of the guard at 4:00pm daily. - Information above is according to householdcavalry.co.uk/museum/blog/the-kings-life-guard/ Click the link if you would like to know more about WHO THEY ARE. The Household Cavalry Regiment. Trusted Guardians of the Monarch: www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/royal-armoured-corps/household-cavalry-regiment/ If you would like to donate to HCF click the link: www.hcavfoundation.org/ - Have you ever visited the Household Cavalry Museum? 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Perhaps it’s because I’m an old lady horse lover but I really love the positive interactions between guards, horses and the public. The unaware and sometimes rude tourists are amusing or maddening but the kindness to children, the elderly and disabled is heartwarming.
Timestamps:
0:00 Cute moment when the King's Guard looks at a toddler and moves his horse for a better photo.
2:54 The Gateswoman checks on the Horseman and Horsewoman.
4:38 Get out of the box - The King's Guard reacted.
9:40 Everyone stopped to admire the Gateswoman.
11:35 Three gorgeous police horses coming out through the Horse Guards.
16:27 The famous Changing of the Guard Ceremony at 1 pm.
17:30 The soldiers are doing an excellent job, as always. One of the horses did not want to get into the box.
19:40 Two gorgeous police horses wait to finish the ceremony before going through the tunnel.
22:44 The horse appears unsettling. The soldier assists the horsewoman, who looks calm and confident.
27:22 Firmly, the king's guard reacted as the visitor ignored the new rule. It's the colourful autumn season in the UK.
28:18 She showed her tongue to the king's horse.
35:10 The King's Guard shook his head and laughed a lot as Buska opened his tiny umbrella to shield his phone.
35:15 Kindly, the king's guard asks the visitor to step back.
37:35 The King's Guard reacted as the tourist ignored sign.
39:02 The tourist is afraid of the king's horse. She runs away but comes back for a photo.
40:42 The little girl doesn't want to stand closer to the horse.
45:02 "Out of the box!" Said the King's Guard.
50:42 The famous Changing of the Guard at 2 pm.
53:40 The tourist ignored the sign and stepped inside the box. The King's Guard reacted accordingly.
54:29 Out of the box.
56:40 The CoH checks on the Horsewoman.
59:10 The tourist entered the box; the king's guard reacted like this. A tourist said, "Please come out!"
1:00:56 Huge respect!
Age is just a number. Wisdom is timeless. Let's celebrate the incredible experiences and invaluable insights of our elders. Their strength, resilience, and unwavering spirit continue to inspire us all. - Thank the king's guard for moving his horse to them to get a better photo.
1:02:00 King's Guard reacted to protect his horse's personal space.
Date filmed: Today, 23 November 2024.
Important to know. 😌
The King’s Life Guard is conducted by soldiers of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment at Horse Guards. Horse Guards is named after the troops who have mounted The King’s Life Guard here since the Restoration of King Charles II in 1660. Every weekday, whatever the season or weather, members of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment ride down from Hyde Park Barracks in Knightsbridge to take over guard duties at 11:00am for the next twenty-four hours.
The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment consists of a squadron from each of the two senior Regiments of the British Army: The Life Guards wear red tunics and white plumed helmets, and The Blues and Royals wear blue tunics and red plumed helmets.
When The King is in London, the Guard consists of one Officer, one Corporal Major (who carries the Standard), two Non-Commissioned Officers, one Trumpeter and ten Troopers. This is known as a Long Guard. When His Majesty is not resident in London, the Guard is reduced to two Non-Commissioned Officers and ten Troopers. This is known as a Short Guard.
Troop Movements
On weekdays, The King’s Life Guard leaves Hyde Park Barracks at 10:28am and rides to Horse Guards Parade passing through Hyde Park Corner and along Constitution Hill and The Mall. The ceremony of Changing The King’s Life Guard then takes place on Horse Guards Parade at 11:00am.
On weekends, The King’s Life Guard remains in place at Horse Guards Parade, where the duty officer will inspect them at 1100am on Saturdays and 1000am on Sundays.
During most of the day the entrance to Horse Guards is guarded by two mounted sentries. After the duty officer has inspected them at 4:00pm, all personnel, mounted and dismounted, will come off duty for the day.
When to Watch
• Changing of The King’s Life Guard at 11:00am (Monday - Friday)
• The Duty Officer's Inspection at 1100 on Saturdays and 1000 on Sundays
• Two mounted sentries guard the entrance to Horse Guards on Whitehall from 10:00am until 4:00pm. These are changed every hour.
• Dismounted inspection of the guard at 4:00pm daily.
- Information above is according to householdcavalry.co.uk/museum/blog/the-kings-life-guard/
Click the link if you would like to know more about WHO THEY ARE.
The Household Cavalry Regiment. Trusted Guardians of the Monarch:
www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/royal-armoured-corps/household-cavalry-regiment/
If you would like to donate to HCF click the link: www.hcavfoundation.org/
- Have you ever visited the Household Cavalry Museum? Click the link to book your visit to the museum: householdcavalry.co.uk/museum/visitor-information-bookings/
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Greatly appreciate your time stamps and the extra info you provide.
Glad you like them! 😊
I love that smile / giggle from the guard. 😂
Im from Denmark an we have owner one guard, we are proud of 😊😊😊❤.
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Even in rain there is this much amount of pests out at the horses ?
Yep. Sad, but true. Only if it rains very hard.
If it wasn’t for them your horse would be dog food!
Cuando vuelven los Blues alguien lo sabe porfavor
He didn't move his horse.
DE QUÉ SE RÍEN 😂 DE LA SEÑORA CHIQUIRRUQUIS???? 😂😂