Timestamps:
0:00 Coming Up...
2:35 CoH checks on the horseman.
4:46 The soldier checks on the female "Horsewoman".
8:11 They are installing cameras to watch the Horse Guards' front gates.
8:19 Unbelievable! Someone parked four bikes in front of the Horse Guards Gates. How will the police horses get through to Horse Guards Parade?
8:30 LOOK AT THAT The police horse got spooked, and the female police officer displayed her horsemanship skills.
8:43 The female Metropolitan Police officer kindly asked them to move the bikes. She was on the back of the gorgeous dapple gray horse.
10:39 The armed police officers said goodbye to the gorgeous King's horse. They are horse lovers.
15:46 Cute dog.
26:20 One of these kids tries playing PEEKABOO with the King's Guard in the Arches, but the King's Guard is working and serious. They need to show some respect to the King's Guard. One of the adult... DISGUSTING cleaning his nose in front of the King's horses.
33:02 About nine mobility scooters arrive at Horse Guards Courtyard from the Horse Guards Parade entrance.
33:30 They made the King's Guard SMILE.
39:27 The horse nips a tourist while the mobility scooter users get closer to the horse.
42:40 This kid shocked the female King's Guard: He deliberately sneezed in front of her, and his oldest brother did worse.
46:35 "STAND CLEAR!" Tourist touched the reins repeated. His wife disrespected more when she laughed loudly. Note: This is not a tourist place! Respect the King's Guard when visiting Horse Guards.
52:17 Armed police officer asks tourists to stand behind the bollards as the Changing of the Guard is about to happen.
55:34 The soldier assists the horseman.
I was about to delete this video, but then I thought about the benefit that this video could teach many people how to behave respectfully at Horse Guards, so I published it. My apologies. It was recorded using a Galaxy S24 set to FHD with a smooth frame rate (60 fps). However, my phone's storage was nearly full, which affected its speed.

Date filmed: 21 June 2024.

Formed in 1969, the regiment emerged from the merger of the Royal Horse Guards ("the Blues") and the Royal Dragoons ("the Royals"), units with roots in the mid-17th century. Serving globally, it had roles in Northern Ireland, the Cold War in West Germany, the Falklands War, UN missions in Bosnia, and conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. It was part of key defense strategies and reconnaissance missions. Notably, Prince William and Prince Harry joined as cornets in 2006.

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