Could be issues with the bit and the teeth, could be a bright light caught his eye which is painful to the horse, could be the rider, etc. The BRF has top-notch vets who will solve it.
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Its just horses being horses. They’re sensitive animals and reacting to what’s going on around them, huge crowds, outriders, the atmosphere. Its a lot for them to handle and like us they haven’t seen anything like this in their lifetime.
One of these threads had an article talking about how they are training the horses to get used to what they may encounter, including large crowds, people yelling, people crying, people throwing flowers, etc. I thought the article was really interesting. Must admit that prior to reading it, I hadn’t really thought about the horses and how they might react.
One of the queens guards collapsed guarding her casket
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Video: Royal Guard Collapses Next To Queen's Coffin During Her Lying-In-State
The uniformed guard can be seen stumbling to his right twice in the video that was posted on social media before regaining his balance.
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Poor guy, that was a scary fall.One of the queens guards collapsed guarding her casket
Video: Royal Guard Collapses Next To Queen's Coffin During Her Lying-In-State
The uniformed guard can be seen stumbling to his right twice in the video that was posted on social media before regaining his balance.
A reporter is now live on BBC with the Archbishop of Canterbury, he's just arrived to speak to the queue waiting to see Her Majesty. He's just said that "if we swing around and say excuse me, that's code for they're saying something confidential so please don't..."
He's wonderful.
The Archbishop of York is there too.
He's wonderful.
The Archbishop of York is there too.
I mean...while not wrong it's not like someone is going around doors asking for money. Those taxes have already been paid. Also I just learned the Crown Estate makes the UK nearly 400 million pounds a year and only ("only", but you know what I mean) about 90 millions make it back to the BRF - and that is only because Buckingham Palace needs lots of renovations, before that their share was only 15% instead of 25.
I love the Queen *Mother* too. Article on Sky News about each royal always having to have their funeral planned. The Queen Mother once looked out her window and saw men in formation. She asked what they were doing, and was told, "Rehearsing your funeral." ... She called them up later and asked how it went. I love that.
Thank you for posting this. It's amazing to watch. I've been checking in on the live stream but had not yet caught the rotation of the guards part.
As a U.S. citizen, I have been thinking of a way to honor and pay tribute to such an amazing role model for females everywhere. I am going to be wearing my pearl and diamond brooch on Monday for her.
Her Majesty's warm smile, colored outfits, diamonds and pearl jewelry is how she's etched in my memory.
My brooches don't receive enough love, I hope I change that.
Her Majesty's warm smile, colored outfits, diamonds and pearl jewelry is how she's etched in my memory.My brooches don't receive enough love, I hope I change that.
Good. In the midst of funeral preparations for their beloved monarch, they have to deal with this. Shame on the nyt.
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New York Times is forced into an embarrassing apology and correction over 'sneering attack' on Royal Family - after fudging inflation figures in 'woke' story claiming UK taxpayers will struggle to foot 'hefty price tag' for the Queen's funeral
- NY Times has received yet more criticism over its coverage of the Queen's death
- Paper has long been accused of displaying a haughty ignorance of life in the UK
- Newspaper wrote story that taxpayers were footing 'hefty price tag' for funeral
- But it was subsequently pointed out that it will cost each UK household just 5p
- NYT has now issued an apology and prompt correction over inflation figures
New York Times apologises over story on the Queen's funeral
The New York Times had estimated that the state funeral would cost around £6million, claiming the figure would add to the financial issues currently faced by British families.