Military horses run loose in central London, injuring 4 people and causing havoc
- Five horses of the Household Cavalry, including one rider from Prince Harry's former unit, broke free and ran through central London.
- Witnesses in central London reported seeing the horses causing chaos, with one describing a white horse bleeding and a black horse chasing after.
- The London Ambulance Service responded to injured soldiers after the incident, with reports of five people hurt in three locations.
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2 military horses that broke free and ran loose across London are in serious condition
Two military horses that bolted and ran miles through the streets of London after being spooked by construction noise and tossing their riders were in a serious condition and required operations, a British government official said Thursday.
Two horses that ran amok in London yesterday were seriously injured. British Secretary of Defense Cartlidge says the condition of the black Quaker and white Vida is worrying. Images of their crazy journey already showed Vida bleeding profusely. Things went wrong during the morning rush hour yesterday at an exercise by the Household Cavalry, Buckingham Palace's ceremonial guard. During an exercise in the Belgravia district, the animals were start…
Two runaway army horses in 'serious condition': UK minister
LONDON: Two of the five British Army horses that broke loose in central London on Wednesday (Apr 24) and galloped through the streets at rush hour are in a "serious condition", a minister said on Thursday.
Bolting military horses wreak bloody havoc across central London after being spooked
Panicked one-tonne cavalry horses threw off their army riders before smashing into a tour bus and taxis, leaving an 8km bloody trail in their wake through the city of London yesterday.
Runaway horses cause rush-hour chaos in London
Morning rush hour in central London turned chaotic Wednesday as five escaped military horses galloped at full speed through busy city streets, injuring at least four people. All five horses were rounded up and given veterinary care.
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