The tradition is the Sovereign riding on horseback. Elizabeth kept up the tradition until 1987 when she was 61. Since then she went by carriage. This year, for his first Trooping the Colour”, Charles rode a horse.
Why would it be a surprise that King Charles rode his horse for the parade? It is the done thing for the Monarch to ride his/her horse rather than ride in a carriage. Queen Elizabeth always rode her horse until she felt too old to do so but she hated doing that. She always rode side saddle as well as tradition dictated. I loved the day. All those bands making me nostalgic for my banding days. Those heavy horses, Juno an Apollo, always melt my heart with those drums beating on their backs. Everything was wonderful and our servicemen performing those tricky, complicated, formation changes and the countermarching were something to be so proud of.
The late Queen stopped riding 36 years ago for the Trooping of the Colours.. This is the first time in 37 years that a monarch has dine so. His Majesty is in his mid 70's. No mean feat to be in the saddle for that long, under those circumstances, at that age. Congratulations King Charles.
@@ronica4803 I heard that the Queen was told that she’d be required to be on a leading rein and she said no thanks and went by carriage thereafter. Kept riding privately though, including very shortly before her death. Bucket list maybe. I think there were concerns she’d wouldn’t be able to control her mount as well as she did during the incident where someone shot off a starters pistol, or something, and her horse shied with no ill effect.
Still takes guts at the age of 74 to ride out in full view on a new and quite lively young horse, though. I know the Mounties trained her well, as the Guards will have too, but it's hard to mimic a huge noisy crowd with bands playing, glinting armour and hundreds of other horses deploying.
Are you five years old? Charles Windsor was unfaithful to his first wife from the first day of his marriage. He was unfaithful for years and years. Charles used Diana, without thinking about her feelings.
@@lsmith9249 Is in his Kingship that he achieved this Milestone. Thirty years back he rode the Horse as a Prince of Wales, in support of the Late Beloved Queen. Another milestone too.
@@Gilbarco-o7i during his time as Prince of Wales our King rode in Trooping the Colour for over 50 years and was regimental colonel of the Welsh Guards for over 50 years but l do not understand what milestone you imagine he has achieved during his REIGN not kingship which is only months old
I don't think KC "surprised" the crowd since it was broadcast long before this day that KC would b e riding. He probably "pleased" the crowd by following through on his intention to ride, but only those who don't watch the News would have been surprised!
I was a bit more "surprised" by the wording of the video.... "To Celebrate His First Birthday Parade" kinda makes it sound like he just turned 1 not his first year as king...
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That is the saddest part isn't it? He couldn't be King until she had passed and then she couldn't see him shine because she was gone. We forget that they are after all a family. Some people forget because they live such an affluent life, but the rich have proven time and time again that money does absolutely not solve all troubles or remedy all pain.
C DeLorenzo Trooping the Colour is over 250 years old, our King has been taking part for over 50 years,, l don't think she would have felt proud, it is just the Monarchy continuing
This is a ceremonial day ,which is called the`birthday` .King Charles was born in November ,the late Queen Elizabeth in April ( I believe) but traditionally this event is held in midsummer.
I couldn’t tell which one was the king sadly I’m an American, so maybe that was the reason why still beautiful to watch though I love English traditions
BEAUTIFUL. CONGRATULATIONS FOR BEEN ORIGINALS AND FOR ALL YOUR STRONG EFFORTS AND FOR YOUR PERSISTENTS TO KEEP THE UK ROYAL MONARCHY TRADITION OF THOUSANDS OF YEARS OLD. LONG LEAVE THE KING. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO THE KING AND FOR ALL THE MONARCHY FATHERS.😇
I am from Uruguay, 84. I am so pleased to see Queen Elizabeth II often mentioned in the comments --the Queen I saw in person at the Epsom Derby in 1961, and who so proudly and rightfully ruled UK for 70 years. Also saw Prince Philip when he visited Uruguay in 1962. Fond memories
@@albertfinney1328They have had a monarchy for over 1,000 years; this country is steeped in history , tradition, and pageantry. It is quite apparent from your nonsensical statement that you are totally ignorant to the fact that the British Monarchy brings in millions of dollars due to tourism. Most people visit this country because of the House of Windsor. I am assigning you to time out because of your crass statement.
@@geraldinetalley3664 I did. I do feel sorry for those for whom are still TOTALLY in the dark. And know that old saying? He who laughs last. I'll be thinking 'bout cha, sympathetically, mind. For many reality will be HARSH.
@@gerryjames9720 He's wrong because 'Britain' excludes Northern Ireland. He'll probably say that 'Union Jack' is wrong and that I shouldn't assume that he is 'He' and not 'Her', 'They' or 'Them'.
As an Australian I love the Royals and really appreciate the Pom's pomp and ceremony..... no military does it better.... and let's be Frank this is BIG tourism dollars to Great Britain .....When I went to Europe and visited all the Countries it was the British Military all around and pipe bands that was amazing .... the Royals and Military was the highlight of our trip... Salute! : )
I was hoping to see the King & Prince William on a Horse, But I had trouble identifying either one of them. And I am only assuming that William was on one because he Was NOT in the Carriage with Camilla, Katherine & his 3 kids. I hope someone caught single shots of King Charles and William. Happy 1st Birthday as KING...... King Charles.
Well done for catching the King arriving at the Palace. Not shown by BBC News. I can just imagine the nervous groom helping him to mount Noble and fretting about tightening the girth correctly! Glad Drumhorse Apollo, who was personally chosen for the job by the Queen, has overcome the nerves he showed at the Coronation.
The marching like that is why America was able to kick them out of our country. Our fighters were able to "knock " them down using gorilla tactics learned from the native Americans. That and their king at the time was bat💩 crazy Nice bit of theater though.
@@trixieschneider5553 the British subjects in the colonies were able to defeat the British troops partly due to the vast distance between Britain and its American colonies, this posed significant logistical challenges for the British. Maintaining a steady supply of troops, provisions, and ammunition across the Atlantic Ocean was a considerable undertaking, while the American colonies could rely on local resources and support. Also, France saw an opportunity to weaken its longtime rival, Britain, and provided the colonists with financial aid, military supplies, and even troops. btw.. Guerilla: A member of an irregular, usually indigenous military or paramilitary force operating in small bands in occupied territory to harass and undermine the enemy, as by surprise raids. Gorilla: Gorillas are herbivorous, predominantly ground-dwelling great apes that inhabit the tropical forests of equatorial Africa.
Verehre schon sehr lange das Königshaus. King Charles' erste Geburtstagsparade war ein voller Erfolg für ihn. War wunderbar anzusehen. QUEEN ELISABETH wäre stolz auf ihre Nachfolger ❤😊
It wasn't actually that much of a surprise as we knew he'd be riding at his own Birthday Parade. And he has been riding on horseback in the Birthday Parade since 1975. He took the salute last year as the Queen couldn't attend due to her failing health
@marionmessineo: There is a very good one on YT that goes into great detail - even down to the number of buttons (and their spacing) on the soldiers’ jackets. I think it’s a channel called TRG.
Did the Queen celebrate her birthday each year like Charles has? I don’t ever remember anything like this for her many birthdays. Except we here in Australia had a public holiday on the second Monday of June every year, called Queens Birthday holiday. I miss her, no one will ever be able to fill her shoes, she worked hard and she worked right up to the day she died. RIP Queen Elizabeth.
For our King to be out actually participating in his own procession is true British Pomp and Ceremony 🇬🇧 at its finest. God bless our British Monarchy 🙏
At what point in time in this video does the king appear on his horse? I missed him, and from the lack of reaction from the crowd, they seem to have missed him too.
First time I’ve seen the Gold in such brilliant array. Why is everyone dragging themselves around like they’ve just come from a war zone. It’s beautiful to see everyone out again tho❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
King Charles III appeared at 12.36 wearing his military uniform. Behind him are his son, Prince William, his brother, Prince Edward & Princess Anne in a Naval uniform. Behind them in the carriage Camilla the Queen Consort dressed in red, Catherine, Princess of Wales dressed in green. Her three children sat opposite.
Those horses look, absolutely stunning
Yes. The late queen would be so pleased with her family carrying on this beautiful tradition.
Oh she would
And Proud of Charles ❤
Veronica Leahy what tradition?
The tradition is the Sovereign riding on horseback. Elizabeth kept up the tradition until 1987 when she was 61. Since then she went by carriage. This year, for his first Trooping the Colour”, Charles rode a horse.
@@lsmith9249The tradition of Trooping the Colour goes back to the 17th Century & the Times of King Charles II.
Why would it be a surprise that King Charles rode his horse for the parade? It is the done thing for the Monarch to ride his/her horse rather than ride in a carriage. Queen Elizabeth always rode her horse until she felt too old to do so but she hated doing that. She always rode side saddle as well as tradition dictated.
I loved the day. All those bands making me nostalgic for my banding days. Those heavy horses, Juno an Apollo, always melt my heart with those drums beating on their backs. Everything was wonderful and our servicemen performing those tricky, complicated, formation changes and the countermarching were something to be so proud of.
I’m sure many were surprised . Not everyone keeps up with news .
The late Queen stopped riding 36 years ago for the Trooping of the Colours.. This is the first time in 37 years that a monarch has dine so. His Majesty is in his mid 70's. No mean feat to be in the saddle for that long, under those circumstances, at that age. Congratulations King Charles.
@@dizziechef9502
Hardly news . Been riding sunce he was 4 . And very accomplished horseman
@@ronica4803 I heard that the Queen was told that she’d be required to be on a leading rein and she said no thanks and went by carriage thereafter. Kept riding privately though, including very shortly before her death. Bucket list maybe. I think there were concerns she’d wouldn’t be able to control her mount as well as she did during the incident where someone shot off a starters pistol, or something, and her horse shied with no ill effect.
Still takes guts at the age of 74 to ride out in full view on a new and quite lively young horse, though. I know the Mounties trained her well, as the Guards will have too, but it's hard to mimic a huge noisy crowd with bands playing, glinting armour and hundreds of other horses deploying.
King Charles III, has achieved a milestone in his Kingship. Following in the footsteps of all the Great Departed Kings and Queens.
God Save the King!
Are you five years old? Charles Windsor was unfaithful to his first wife from the first day of his marriage. He was unfaithful for years and years. Charles used Diana, without thinking about her feelings.
Amen🙏🙏
Gardener Rasengane our King has achieved what milestone in his reign?
@@lsmith9249 Is in his Kingship that he achieved this Milestone.
Thirty years back he rode the Horse as a Prince of Wales, in support of the Late Beloved Queen.
Another milestone too.
@@Gilbarco-o7i during his time as Prince of Wales our King rode in Trooping the Colour for over 50 years and was regimental colonel of the Welsh Guards for over 50 years
but l do not understand what milestone you imagine he has achieved during his
REIGN not kingship which is only months old
"all the kings horses...." and all the Kings men...
“couldn’t put Harry together again.
@@jimarcher5255 Humpty Dumpty
Well said!😊
@@jimarcher5255 😂😂😂
@JIm Archer
Crack up, thanks for the laugh. Love your humor
Nobody does ceremony better than the British. Clean, crisp drill, respectful but not militant. No goose-stepping, merely impeccable drill.
Goose stepping is for dictatorships
So many horses.. I love it!
There were 300!
@@anny1_232 Thanks! I wondered how many. Is that all of them and I wonder if they keep the 2 clydesdales together in the stable
Long live the horses _ and the people riding them.
Now THAT'S a lot of horse-power!
Wonderful,thank you,and Happy Birthday King Charles !
So beautiful & elegant. Horses make everything so much more.
Wow love the guards and horses ❤❤
All the horses !!!! So beautiful. ❤
I am impressed with the group that held instruments while riding! Love seeing so many beautiful horses!
I love the beautiful horses! Everything perfectly orchestrated!
I don't think KC "surprised" the crowd since it was broadcast long before this day that KC would b e riding. He probably "pleased" the crowd by following through on his intention to ride, but only those who don't watch the News would have been surprised!
Hardly surprising... he's been riding sunce he was 4. Played Polo as a teenager
I was a bit more "surprised" by the wording of the video.... "To Celebrate His First Birthday Parade" kinda makes it sound like he just turned 1 not his first year as king...
Victorian epoch splendor
Just another RUclips channel that uses silly video titles to draw views.
Well, it got you here, now, didn't it?? lol @@martinroeeidhammer9108
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And Charles himself.
The Queen would be so proud! FABULOUS! Carrying on traditions is imperative! Love the RF! ❤❤
That is the saddest part isn't it? He couldn't be King until she had passed and then she couldn't see him shine because she was gone. We forget that they are after all a family. Some people forget because they live such an affluent life, but the rich have proven time and time again that money does absolutely not solve all troubles or remedy all pain.
@@Foxytrot-sx2vd I was just going over the same thoughts and emotions. Her Majesty would be so proud of him.
@@Foxytrot-sx2vd😢you’re so right!
Beautiful‼️Spectacular‼️Breath taking‼️Prince Harry‼️Should Be Moved deeply What He Left‼️What He Ofended‼️Family‼️Tradition‼️Country‼️🇬🇧👑⚜👌
C DeLorenzo Trooping the Colour is over 250 years old, our King has been taking part for
over 50 years,, l don't think she would have felt proud, it is just the Monarchy continuing
Absolutely lovely and beautiful, I thought. Best of Britain moment. I believe this King will do well.
Thank you Mike &JD TV. A different angle completes a wonderful experience of our GB traditions.
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Great coverage! Thank you.
Don't know who you are but this video is amazing. Thank you.
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This is the King of England, His Royal Majesty, King Charles.
@@joygibson806King of UK 🇬🇧
King Charles looks so sharp and dare I say even dashing! Also love Princess Anne. She's the business!
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Spectacular event, beautiful traditions, only from the British!
We miss you Elizabeth! ❤
Us Brits do pomp exceptionally well!!
The riders of the drum horses are very skilled - they ‘use’ the reins with their feet while playing the drums!
Happy birthday HMKing CR.
🙏🌹👍 Larga vida al Rey Carlos III 🙏🌹🌹
This is a ceremonial day ,which is called the`birthday`
.King Charles was born in November ,the late Queen Elizabeth in April ( I believe) but traditionally this event is held in midsummer.
@@gillcawthorn7572 June was chosen as the official birthday because of the British weather
This pageantry is a step up from even the Coronation! Spectacular! And wonderful horses!
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I think he is riding on a horse given to him by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. They also had given horses to Queen Elizabeth.
The Queen's horse was Burmese.
Absolutely stunning and memorizing. Something magical about the UK and the Royal Family.❤🇺🇸
@@murielholtquist4438 you are so right, I can't wait every year to watch it, but it was special because the Sovereign was riding.
Yes he is just as our Mounties gave Queen Elizabeth a horse
A beautiful horse, a great tribute to the Mounties and to Canada
Beautiful animal. Long live the King
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Who? Camilla?
@@cantstandcamilla hello how are you doing hope you're fine and staying safe 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Trooping the colour was brilliant and seeing king Charles on a horse god save the king
Perhaps you should capitalize the G in God as well as King Charles
I couldn’t tell which one was the king sadly I’m an American, so maybe that was the reason why still beautiful to watch though I love English traditions
King Charles did not appear in this video. American or not my friend,, you would have known had you seen him.
@@happydays3678I certainly saw him. I don't know what video you watched.
BEAUTIFUL. CONGRATULATIONS FOR BEEN ORIGINALS AND FOR ALL YOUR STRONG EFFORTS AND FOR YOUR PERSISTENTS TO KEEP THE UK ROYAL MONARCHY TRADITION OF THOUSANDS OF YEARS OLD.
LONG LEAVE THE KING. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY TO THE KING AND FOR ALL THE MONARCHY FATHERS.😇
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Absolutely fantastic 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
The whole event was so beautiful. I loved watching it all. HAPPY BIRTHDAY KING CHARLES! 🎉
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Not his real birthday,it’s in November.
how did I miss seeing King Charles??
Watch 12:37 onwards. The king is at the front with Princess Anne and two other male royals behind him.
@@adrianjackson2696 William, Duke of Cambridge & Edward, Duke of Edinburgh were the Royals alongside Anne, Princess Royal.
Lol yeah, i missed him too and for some reason i watched the whole thing. They go so many absurd weird unifroms.
@@bazz303 - The uniforms are living history from the past which add to any ceremonial parade/event I think.
@@adrianjackson2696 The videographer totally missed Charles and took for most William, Edward and Anne in the shot! 🤣
Truly spectacular. God Bless the Royal Family & God Save the King!
I am from Uruguay, 84. I am so pleased to see Queen Elizabeth II often mentioned in the comments --the Queen I saw in person at the Epsom Derby in 1961, and who so proudly and rightfully ruled UK for 70 years. Also saw Prince Philip when he visited Uruguay in 1962. Fond memories
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This makes me proud that one of my great grandfathers Spencer came here to the US from England !
Just Fantastic!!
Long may our heritage ,history and tradition last for many generations to come.
Lovely isn't it? While so many citizens live lives of misery. Just a delight to see tradition maintained at the expense of the people.
@@albertfinney1328They have had a monarchy for over 1,000 years; this country is steeped in history , tradition, and pageantry. It is quite apparent from your nonsensical statement that you are totally ignorant to the fact that the British Monarchy brings in millions of dollars due to tourism. Most people visit this country because of the House of Windsor. I am assigning you to time out because of your crass statement.
@@geraldinetalley3664 "my nonsensical statement." Quite amusing that.
@@albertfinney1328I'm glad you found it amusing, it's about you. Laugh on!
@@geraldinetalley3664 I did. I do feel sorry for those for whom are still TOTALLY in the dark. And know that old saying? He who laughs last. I'll be thinking 'bout cha, sympathetically, mind. For many reality will be HARSH.
World haters, weather the king riding was planned, publicize are probably private argonise it was breath taken,beautiful, fantastic,peace my friends.
This American can only say: Thank God there are still people who know how to do things properly! God save the King, and God bless England!
Britain not England there is a difference
@@pedanticradiator1491 Forgive me.
@@gerryjames9720 He's wrong because 'Britain' excludes Northern Ireland. He'll probably say that 'Union Jack' is wrong and that I shouldn't assume that he is 'He' and not 'Her', 'They' or 'Them'.
Absolutley breathtaking !!! beautiful sight to witness
Your video gave me a nice clear view of the parade. Thanks✨
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Love the horses wearing the fluffy slippers beautiful!😊😅😮
So beautiful and so majestic!
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Loved it. All the pretty horses as well!!
Absolutely fantastic
As an Australian I love the Royals and really appreciate the Pom's pomp and ceremony..... no military does it better.... and let's be Frank this is BIG tourism dollars to Great Britain .....When I went to Europe and visited all the Countries it was the British Military all around and pipe bands that was amazing .... the Royals and Military was the highlight of our trip... Salute! : )
Where do all the horses go when not in parades? What do they do? So many. Beautiful. Happy Birthday King Charles
They have a stable where they are all kept
The horses are classed as service personnel and actually have ranks.
Horses are so noble
Thank you Mike and JD great video 🎉😊
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All the kings horses and all of his men…..
Beautiful exhibits of ridership
Well, some of them!
@@AndrewLumsden🥱🥱🥱🙄🙄🙄🙄
Breathtaking....I loved the kids as well as the senior royals....showing it is about family commitment.
Our late Queen was proud of her children for their achievements
but she never said she was proud of any of them for doing their jobs
Yes. Just a typical family outing. I wonder who's manor house will they drop in on today.
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Man the Brit’s can sure put on a show! Somewhere in London there has to be a massive warehouse where they keep all those uni’s
Wonderful to see Bonnie King Charlie give everyone a special thrill!!! Absolutely stunning, your Majesty!!!
I was hoping to see the King & Prince William on a Horse, But I had trouble identifying either one of them. And I am only assuming that William was on one because he Was NOT in the Carriage with Camilla, Katherine & his 3 kids. I hope someone caught single shots of King Charles and William. Happy 1st Birthday as KING...... King Charles.
Lots of horses, lots of soldiers fantastic. Very little King & Co.
Well done for catching the King arriving at the Palace. Not shown by BBC News. I can just imagine the nervous groom helping him to mount Noble and fretting about tightening the girth correctly! Glad Drumhorse Apollo, who was personally chosen for the job by the Queen, has overcome the nerves he showed at the Coronation.
All the many horses and uniformed persons looked spectacular!
Charles has been able to ride frim childhood as have all the Royals . Chsrjes was a credible Polo player to
Very humble king of ours long live king❤❤❤
This is what humility looks like?
If he was humble, he would have let William and Catherine be crowned.
Why were people surprised he rode? It was released well before that he would be.
Probably worried about his age riding horseback. But he should be okay, as long as horse doesn't spook, or some nutcase doesn't aatack.
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Kudos to all of the royal guards, so elegant and disciplined. His job will never be at risk for the AI. They will always be there. 👍🏻
One could see the king for about one and a half seconds…… very exiting video!
Yes, which seconds🎉 precisely? I couldn't even see him.
Can you provide the time stamp?
@@Ladynipchick2
at 12.31
I always picture the game we played at kids… line up the toy soldiers and then knock them down like dominoes… so amazing to see in all its glory.
The marching like that is why America was able to kick them out of our country. Our fighters were able to "knock " them down using gorilla tactics learned from the native Americans. That and their king at the time was bat💩 crazy
Nice bit of theater though.
@@trixieschneider5553 the British subjects in the colonies were able to defeat the British troops partly due to the vast distance between Britain and its American colonies, this posed significant logistical challenges for the British. Maintaining a steady supply of troops, provisions, and ammunition across the Atlantic Ocean was a considerable undertaking, while the American colonies could rely on local resources and support. Also, France saw an opportunity to weaken its longtime rival, Britain, and provided the colonists with financial aid, military supplies, and even troops.
btw..
Guerilla: A member of an irregular, usually indigenous military or paramilitary force operating in small bands in occupied territory to harass and undermine the enemy, as by surprise raids.
Gorilla: Gorillas are herbivorous, predominantly ground-dwelling great apes that inhabit the tropical forests of equatorial Africa.
Magnificent, Thank-you!
Centuries of tradition! Breathtaking ❤
Centuries of being PHONIES!! Do nothing "actors" that like to play "dress up" and fool all the "unwashed commoners!!"
Realmente hermoso!!!❤❤❤ Amamos a la familia del Reino Unido.❤❤
Muchísimas bendiciones para todos los Británicos.❤❤❤😊😊
Wow, lovely.
Aren't they magnificent. Nobody does pomp and splendor better than the British.
Come sono belle queste parade !! Bellissimo!! Grazie!!👏🏻👏🏻❤️🇮🇹❤️🥰
Verehre schon sehr lange das Königshaus. King Charles' erste Geburtstagsparade war ein voller Erfolg für ihn. War wunderbar anzusehen. QUEEN ELISABETH wäre stolz auf ihre Nachfolger ❤😊
So ist es!
What a JOKE---he rode by in a limo rollsroyce---scared of A BOMBING or BEING SHOT
I love that the british still have horses involved in their ceremonies & parades.
Such rich history! Shout out and God Bless from America!
In what ?
War play and colonialism
It wasn't actually that much of a surprise as we knew he'd be riding at his own Birthday Parade. And he has been riding on horseback in the Birthday Parade since 1975. He took the salute last year as the Queen couldn't attend due to her failing health
Really special to see this on video, can imagine it must be fantastic to see it live.
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Happy Birthday, beautiful horses too. 🥳😎
From this Scottish American- No one does it Better than my native homeland. Love to Britian and OUR beloved royals
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From a 3rd generation american, partly descended from Scotland.
YUCK!
He should have stepped aside, let William and Catherine be crowned.
Wow! Such a lot of black beauties!🎉❤😊
❤❤❤❤❤. God. Bless. You. ALL. By. Jesus
loved the Celebration. Would love to have some narration to explain the meaning of troops and their identity
@marionmessineo: There is a very good one on YT that goes into great detail - even down to the number of buttons (and their spacing) on the soldiers’ jackets. I think it’s a channel called TRG.
Fantastic footage......best l've seen 👌
What an amazing video
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Just fantastic.
How the late queen instilled pride & love for this nation in her heir ❤
Deus Salve O Rei🎉
Awesome!!
God Bless all who participated in this wonderful event. Such a beautiful sight to see. Thank you. 😂❤🐴🐎
Did the Queen celebrate her birthday each year like Charles has? I don’t ever remember anything like this for her many birthdays. Except we here in Australia had a public holiday on the second Monday of June every year, called Queens Birthday holiday.
I miss her, no one will ever be able to fill her shoes, she worked hard and she worked right up to the day she died. RIP Queen Elizabeth.
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Yes she did
Yes, of course.
Queen was watch from heaven
These are the most beautiful horses I have ever seen..
For our King to be out actually participating in his own procession is true British Pomp and Ceremony 🇬🇧 at its finest. God bless our British Monarchy 🙏
Wonderful so proud to be part of the United Kingdom may we thrive through the ages
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Canadas Head of State. Proud that our country is part of the Commonwealth.
At what point in time in this video does the king appear on his horse? I missed him, and from the lack of reaction from the crowd, they seem to have missed him too.
He appears on the left side of the screen at 12:31 on the leading horse, wearing a blue sash. Yes, that's him.
@@VMFYT Thank you for that information.Otherwise I would not have been able to figure it out.
@@VMFYT Thank you. He's on the screen 29 seconds, with almost no reaction from the crowd. No wonder the camera didn't even follow him.
He was by himself in front of Princess Anne.
You ain’t the only one
First time I’ve seen the Gold in such brilliant array. Why is everyone dragging themselves around like they’ve just come from a war zone. It’s beautiful to see everyone out again tho❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I give the British people they sure know how to put on a celebration ❤️👍
Too bad I couldn't see which one was Charles. But those people there really Love Horses. That's great!
King Charles III appeared at 12.36 wearing his military uniform. Behind him are his son, Prince William, his brother, Prince Edward & Princess Anne in a Naval uniform. Behind them in the carriage Camilla the Queen Consort dressed in red, Catherine, Princess of Wales dressed in green. Her three children sat opposite.
I did recognize Princess Anne.
He was in front of Anne and William! It was Edward riding with them.
All those hooves; it sounds like rain. Wonderful.
Hello how are you doing hope you're fine and staying safe 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you stunning and the horses wow❤
Long live the King. ❤ Beautiful parade .
i get goosebumps everytime i hear the “god saves the king” in official occasions where the king is really there.
PHONIES!!
One thing you Brits do very well is pomp and ceremony. Excellent!