The white horse which was seen badly injured among the Household Cavalry animals who bolted through London this morning is now back at its barracks being looked after by vets.

Two Household Cavalry horses injured last week after bolting through central London are making progress, the army has said. In an update on Monday, the army also said the two of the soldiers hurt when ...

LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 28: Trooper Marc Goodwin of The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment (HCMR) lifts a saddle down from the wall in the tack room at Hyde Park Barracks. Peter Macdiarmid / Getty ...

The Household Cavalry acts as the King’s official bodyguard and take part in ceremonial duties. It is based at Hyde Park barracks, a short distance from Buckingham Palace.

Household Cavalry horses rampaged through central London on Wednesday morning after being spooked by noisy construction work, leaving four people injured. Jump to content UK News Website of the ...

Injured Household Cavalry horses 'may never return to duties' after six-mile rampage through central London Three cavalry officers who were injured in the incident are all expected to make a full ...

Household Cavalry horses on the loose again in ... became loose after being spooked by a London ... The Ministry of Defence confirmed all were collected and returned to Hyde Park Barracks by 9 ...

The Household Cavalry horses that did not sustain serious injuries after they bolted through London will return to duty "in due course", the Army has said. Two of the five military horses are ...

A teenage member of the Household Cavalry has been found dead at an Army barracks in the capital. Jack Burnell-Williams, 18, died on Wednesday after being found unresponsive at Hyde Park Barracks ...

The Household Cavalry Regiment, based at Combermere Barracks in Windsor, is the corps’s operational wing of four squadrons - and fights as part of the Royal Armoured Corps.