Sixteen years ago, when I was newly married, I would set my weekday alarm for an ungodly hour in the morning, cross London yawning, and by about 6.30am be trotting around Hyde Park on an enormous dark ...

Two Household Cavalry horses badly injured during a six-mile rampage through central London may never return to service, the Army has admitted. Defence Procurement Minister James Cartlidge said two of ...

After a busy summer season, Household Cavalry horses were spending time outside London in the countryside when they had to return for Queen Elizabeth's funeral The state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II ...

"All of the horses have now been recovered and returned to camp," a British Army spokesperson confirmed to PEOPLE Becca Longmire is a digital news writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

Four people have been taken to hospital after escaped Household Cavalry horses caused mayhem by galloping through the streets of central London. A group of seven horses and six soldiers were on an ...

One of the horses appeared to be out of control during the march past at Windsor Castle as King Charles hosted German ...

Five horses of the Household Cavalry—which counts Prince Harry as a former member—have thrown off their soldier riders and charged through central London. The horses bolted during exercises on Horse ...

Five military horses performing routine exercises near Buckingham Palace in London on April 24 became spooked by noise from a nearby construction site and galloped loose through the city streets, ...

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A runaway horse that bolted through central London while covered in blood has returned to military duty following five months of care. Vida, the grey Household Cavalry horse was one of five service ...

Five British military horses — including one soaked in blood — sparked chaos in London on Wednesday after they bolted through the streets near Buckingham Palace during the morning rush. The rogue ...

Household Cavalry horses Vida and Quaker were two of five that were spooked as they passed through Wilton Crescent in Belgravia at 8.40am on Wednesday and heard a loud noise from concrete dropping on ...