In a shocking development, a woman tourist was brutally bitten by a King’s Guard horse in London. The incident took place when the woman went near the King’s Guard and tried to take a photo with it outside the Household Cavalry Museum in central London on Sunday. The King’s Guard is known for its sentry duty and the woman was trying to get a classic tourist photo. However, the woman was too close to the horse & hence feeling threatened by the presence of the tourist, the horse reacted.
Now, King’s Guard horse biting video is going viral on social media. In the viral King’s Guard horse video, the woman can be seen screaming in pain. Not only this, the woman fainted at the spot after the horse bit her. As a result, multiple cops arrived at the spot to rescue the woman. The video further showcased a man using a cotton bud to treat the bite. She’s later seen sitting on the floor against the railings as she tries to recover from the attack. The King’s Guard can even be heard saying "Can you go and get the police officer?"
As per reports, there were nearby signs warning tourists that the horses "may kick or bite" and explicitly telling them not to touch the reigns. The King’s Guard, formerly known as the Queen’s Guard, have long been a subject of intrigue and fascination for tourists worldwide. They consist of soldiers from The Grenadier Guards, The Coldstream Guards, The Scots Guards, The Irish Guards, and The Welsh Guards.
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