This is the moment the 世帯 Cavalry horses which were 'spooked' by 建設業者s were finally 逮捕(する)d and 負担d into a horsebox after the six-mile rampage.

A British Army spokesperson later 確認するd that the animals were 'spooked by construction 作品' when building 構成要素s were 'dropped from a 高さ' and led to five 世帯 Cavalry horses bolting through central?London?this morning.

Six 兵士s and seven horses from the Life Guards were on an 延長するd Watering Order, an 演習 to keep up the fitness of animals not 伴う/関わるd in the public-直面するing King's Life Guard 義務s.?

But the animals were startled during the 演習 and they fled through the city leaving five people, 含むing three 兵士s riding the horses, 負傷させるd in three separate 出来事/事件s during the six-mile rampage that lasted two hours.?

Onlookers said one of the 世帯 Cavalry 兵士s was left '叫び声をあげるing in 苦痛' after he was thrown from his horse when it struck a car by the Clermont Hotel on?Buckingham Palace?Road, Victoria.?

They were finally caught in Limehouse, east London. Held at the 味方する of the road by several officers, the white horse began bleeding out の上に the road and was 扱う/治療するd by vets at the scene.?

The 負傷させるd horses saw a vet and all of the animals are now 支援する at the Army's (軍の)野営地,陣営.

The last two horses were finally caught outside the Glamis Estate in Limehouse this morning

The last two horses were finally caught outside the Glamis 広い地所 in Limehouse this morning

Builder Tom Cahill saw the horses being collected by the army. After the horses were taken away, he said 'there was so much blood they had to call the fire department to clean it up'

建設業者 Tom Cahill saw the horses 存在 collected by the army. After the horses were taken away, he said 'there was so much 血 they had to call the 解雇する/砲火/射撃 department to clean it up'

This horse was caught in Limehouse and had visible and bloodied injuries

This horse was caught in Limehouse and had 明白な and 血まみれのd 傷害s

Soldiers led both the black and white horses away to their waiting horseboxes today

兵士s led both the 黒人/ボイコット and white horses away to their waiting horseboxes today

By this time, the horses were bloodied but calm and had stopped charging through the streets

By this time, the horses were 血まみれのd but 静める and had stopped 非難する through the streets

A soldier was seen bandaging its rear left leg in addition to other bandages for the bleeding

A 兵士 was seen 包帯ing its 後部 left 脚 in 新規加入 to other 包帯s for the bleeding

They white horse was taken towards the horsebox but it the animal had injured its leg

They white horse was taken に向かって the horsebox but it the animal had 負傷させるd its 脚

The white horse seemingly had more injuries than the black one

The white horse seemingly had more 傷害s than the 黒人/ボイコット one

Rubble being moved from a building on Wilton Crescent Wilton Crescent, a street in the Belgravia area, where builders using a travelator with concrete are believed to have spooked the horses

がれき 存在 moved from a building on Wilton 三日月 Wilton 三日月, a street in the Belgravia area, where 建設業者s using a travelator with 固める/コンクリート are believed to have spooked the horses

This blood-soaked Household Cavalry horse was one of five that bolted during a morning exercise today (pictured between Tower Bridge and the Limehouse tunnel)

This 血-soaked 世帯 Cavalry horse was one of five that bolted during a morning 演習 today (pictured between Tower 橋(渡しをする) and the Limehouse tunnel)

The horses were all caught and accounted for by 10.30am, the Met Police?said.

(映画の)フィート数 of two horses 存在 caught outside Gordon House on the Glamis 広い地所 in Limehouse, east London, appeared to show that the white horse had broken its 脚.

Still drenched in 血, the horse's 支援する left 脚 was 包帯d and the animal seemed unwilling to walk on it.

The police worked with 兵士s to 含む/封じ込める the horses before moving them into an Army horsebox.?

The animals were 報道によれば 静める and 静止している by the time the police reached them.

Held at the 味方する of the road by several officers, the white horse bled all over the road and was 扱う/治療するd by vets at the scene.

(映画の)フィート数 shows it bleeding profusely from its 支援する 脚 as police gathered around to 茎・取り除く the flow.

建設業者 Tom Cahill saw the horses 存在 collected by the army at around 9.30am.

He said: 'The horses had stopped and the police caught up to them.

'It looked like the white horse had broken its 脚.?

'At first there were just a few police officers but then they called the army in.

'After they took the horses away they were trying to clean up all the 血 but they didn't have enough water.

'There was so much 血 they had to call the 解雇する/砲火/射撃 department to clean it up.

'At first there were just a few police officers but then they called the army in.

'After they took the horses away they were trying to clean up all the 血 but they didn't have enough water - there was that much 血.

'They asked us but we didn't have any so they had to call a 解雇する/砲火/射撃 engine in.'

Many 居住(者)s of Gordon House saw the commotion as they left for the school run.

Others had no idea the horses had been 回復するd so の近くに by. 'I thought it looked familiar in the ビデオs!' said one man.

Junaid Ahmed said he saw the scene from his bedroom window. He said: 'It was so sad - I have pets myself and seeing all that 血 dripping の上に the street....I just hope he's alright.

'I even saw some of the police officers crying as they were 扱う/治療するing the horse.'

The h
orse was seen galloping through the streets of London in terrifying scenes this morning

The horse was seen galloping through the streets of London in terrifying scenes this morning

Is is believed that the five horses were spooked when some cement was dropped by the travelator onto the ground

Is is believed that the five horses were spooked when some 固く結び付ける was dropped by the travelator の上に the ground

Five Household Cavalry horses ran loose in central London after throwing their military riders

Five 世帯 Cavalry horses ran loose in central London after throwing their 軍の riders

The horses bolted and went on a six-mile rampage through central London today

The horses bolted and went on a six-mile rampage through central London today

It is understood that three soldiers were injured after the horses smashed into cars and a bus

It is understood that three 兵士s were 負傷させるd after the horses 粉砕するd into cars and a bus

As they passed th rough Wilton 三日月 in Belgravia at 8.40am, it is believed 建設業者s were using a travelator with 固める/コンクリート when some of the 固める/コンクリート (機の)カム off and 攻撃する,衝突する the 床に打ち倒す, 原因(となる)ing a noise.?

This is thought to have 原因(となる)d the horses to spook. Five bolted and two remained in place. Four 兵士s were unseated and three were 負傷させるd and taken to hospital. 非,不,無 are in a life-脅すing 条件.?

One of the horses has also seemingly ran into a 二塁打-decker bus, 粉砕するing its windscreen, while another 報道によれば 衝突,墜落d into a 黒人/ボイコット cab.

緊急 services 急ぐd to help the 負傷させるd 兵士, who was seen 存在 扱う/治療するd on the road.

Construction 労働者 Adejo Are said he saw one of the horses 衝突,墜落 into the 前線 of a Big Bus as it fled 負かす/撃墜する Buckingham Palace Road.

'The were running 負かす/撃墜する the street at a very high 速度(を上げる). It was very scary,' he said.

'It's rare to see horses 殺到ing 負かす/撃墜する the street like that.

'I heard a big bang from その上の 負かす/撃墜する the road as the horse ran into the bus. Two others then also 攻撃する,衝突する it and fell to the ground before getting up and running off.

'The first one just stood there like it was stunned and turned around and then 支援する again.

'A man from the street (機の)カム over and guided it out of the road and 静めるd it 負かす/撃墜する. I was very impressed because he wasn't in any uniform. He just knew how to を取り引きする the horse.

'The 前線 of the bus was 完全に 粉々にするd from the 衝撃.'

Bashir Aden, 48, a construction 労働者, told The Telegraph: 'I saw a 兵士 落ちるing 負かす/撃墜する into the street after the horse ran into a car. One of my 同僚s called the police.?

Concrete rubble allegedly fell from the conveyor belt onto the floor

固める/コンクリート がれき 恐らく fell from the conveyor belt の上に the 床に打ち倒す

It is believed this is what spooked the five horses and sparked their six-mile rampage

It is believed this is what spooked the five horses and 誘発するd their six-mile rampage

MailOnline discovered one of the animal's horseshoes that was thrown off on Fleet Street

MailOnline discovered one of the animal's horseshoes that was thrown off on (n)艦隊/(a)素早い Street

The horses were pursued by a police car before they were finally caught?by officers

The horses were 追求するd by a police car before they were finally caught?by officers

The distressed animals are now waiting to be picked up by the Army

The 苦しめるd animals are now waiting to be 選ぶd up by the Army

Other horses were caught in Wapping (pictured), in east London, late this morning

Other horses were caught in Wapping (pictured), in east London, late this morning

One of the horses has also seemingly ran into a 二塁打-decker bus, 粉砕するing its windscreen

Blood smeared on the road at the scene where a horse 
collided with a bus

血 smeared on the road at the scene where a horse 衝突する/食い違うd with a bus

Buckingham Palace Road was closed after the shocking incident and a cordon was put in place

Buckingham Palace Road was の近くにd after the shocking 出来事/事件 and a 非常線,警戒線 was put in place

Two of the horses were seen galloping through the streets of London covered in blood

Two of the hors es were seen galloping through the streets of London covered in 血

Londoners were seen avoiding one of the horses as it ran along the pavement. One horse reportedly ran into a black cab

Londoners were seen 避けるing one of the horses as it ran along the pavement. One horse 報道によれば ran into a 黒人/ボイコット cab

It is unclear whose blood has covered the horses as they fled through the city

It is 不明瞭な whose 血 has covered the horses as they fled through the city

'The man 攻撃する,衝突する the 床に打ち倒す hard, he was 叫び声をあげるing in 苦痛.?You could see 血 all over the parked car.'?

A si lver Mercedes-Benz people 運送/保菌者 was also 攻撃する,衝突する by another horse, with 損失 to its 味方する and two 後部 windows broken.?

The Mercedes taxi driver spoke of his 'shock' after a loose 世帯 Cavalry horse 粉砕するd into his car 近づく Buckingham Palace.?

One of the horses 粉砕するd into his people 運送/保菌者, 粉々にするing?his windows and leaving 深い dents in his car.

There were also specks of 血 splattered across the 味方する.

The driver, called Farez, 明らかにする/漏らすd how he was 完全に unaware of the horses until one slammed into his car.

He had been waiting for a 乗客 when the horse struck his car.?

He told LBC: 'I was just sitting in the car to 選ぶ up my 乗客, but on the other 味方する there was a [horse] but I didn't see.'

'When the horse 攻撃する,衝突する my car then I saw, it was like a 粉砕する.'

解任するing how bystanders (機の)カム over to the car to check on his 福利事業, Farez 追加するd: 'I was ok, but it [the car] is 損失d.?

The serviceman was treated by paramedics on the road after the incident

The 軍人/修理人 was 扱う/治療するd by paramedics on the road after the 出来事/事件

A blue tarpaulin tent was put up around the injured soldier (pictured)

A blue tarpaulin テント was put up around the 負傷させるd 兵士 (pictured)

Emergency services rushed to the scene after shocking reports of the rampaging horses

緊急 services 急ぐd to the scene after shocking 報告(する)/憶測s of the rampaging horses

'Then we stopped all the traffic and the one 軍の guy fell 負かす/撃墜する.'

He 追加するd: 'I saw about three, four horses. The think the white horse 攻撃する,衝突する my car.'

Another man was trampled by one of the horses as he cycled to work along (n)艦隊/(a)素早い Street.

Onlookers say they saw two horses - one 黒人/ボイコット and one white - 非難する 負かす/撃墜する the street に向かって Ludgate at around 8.30am.

The man, 述べるd as in his late 30s to 早期に 40s, was knocked off his bike by the white horse outside of the International 仲裁 Centre (IAC) in (n)艦隊/(a)素早い Street.

What drivers should do if they see wild horses on roads??

?Nextbase 長,率いる of road safety Bryn Brooker told MailOnline: 'Never rev your engine or toot your horn 近づく a horse as this could 原因(となる) them to bolt.?

'If you are passing a horse, slow 負かす/撃墜する to 10mph at the 絶対の 最大限 and give them at least two metres of space.?

'If the road is 封鎖するd, stop your car and turn off your engine. If you see a horse that appears to be in 苦しめる, call the police and 供給する as much 詳細(に述べる) as you can about its 場所.?

Call the police if you 攻撃する,衝突する an animal. You by 法律 have to call the police. The RSPCA will also help with an 負傷させるd animal.'