Two royal horses of London have been injured and are seen running on the streets of London in an injured state. Four horses ran and two of them have been operated, the British Army representative said.
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Four horses have run away and two of the four horses are in critical condition. Both horses are being treated properly so that they recover quickly.
The incident happened on the morning of Wednesday, April 24, when the horses were exercising with three other horses in the upmarket Belgravia neighborhood.
The horses belonged to the household cavalry. Their names were Vida, Trojan, Quaker, and Tennyson.
The incident started when concrete fell from the roof to the floor while they were practicing and there was a loud noise on the floor. Because of the sound, they are very scared after which they run away.
British Army said, “An update following the incident yesterday, where some of our horses were spooked in central London. All three soldiers involved are expected to recover fully and to return to duty. (1/3)”
In the BBC video it is seen that the two horses are running very fast and making noise due to their running and after going some distance ahead they hit many people and cars and all the people there are panicked.
A user shared his comments via Instagram, “My first thought of course was hoping the horses are ok. Then I read the comments and really am amazed at the ignorance of people. Yes…it would be wonderful if horses and all animals could run free but unfortunately our world can no longer support that. Where could this happen and how would they eat ir be protected from predators? The horses I have had were really very close to us…liked our company…no different than our dogs or cats. Of course. So many animals are abused and lonely but as someone said here…these horses are very much cared for. Don’t know what happened but sure they were frightened to be loose among all that and separated from their people…not happy to be running frantically unprotected.”