Timestamps:
2:24 Tourist asks the King's Guard for permission to feed his horse sweets.
3:11 These tourists posed for a photo with the horse and gave a thumbs-up to the King's Guard, who smiled at them. I would smile too if you gave my video a thumbs-up.
3:35 Do not touch the reins. Note: The reins serve as an essential instrument in effectively managing and directing the horse's movements. If you don't handle them right, the horse could easily get out of control. So, that's why the king's guard shouts when they see you are touching the reins.
4:42 Tourist tries to avoid the horse, almost getting into the box.
11:35 A newborn meets the king's horse. The horse reacts. How cute!
12:21 The gatesman visit the horseman.
13:16 The horse says hello to the newborn.
13:46 Two gorgeous police horses emerge from Horse Guards.
20:25 The soldier checks on the horseman.
25:52 The horse had had enough of the tourists around him.
28:05 Tourist praises for the King's Guard.
31:15 Three gorgeous police horses emerge from Horse Guards.
36:07 The cutest moment in this video.
38:05 Changing of the Guard at 1 pm. The unsettling horse spins. The horseman displays great horsemanship skills. A very confident rider.
40:41 Changing the Guard at the Arches. You won’t miss this beautiful scene.
44:09 The soldier is worried about the horse's mane.
44:37 Check out this child's behaviour.
46:00 The veteran is going home. Well deserved after helping a lot at the Arches warning rude tourists not to go into the Restricted Area. That vintage carriage is used to transport tourists in central London. We do not see this carriage very often.
1:03:12 The majestic Gateswoman checks on the horsemen. This special boy loves the King's Guard.
1:05:40 The soldier assists the horsemen.

Date filmed: Today, 18 June 2024 🎥 1/2

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