British Army Horses Injured in London Incident, Recovery Uncertain

Two military horses severely injured after bolting in London are under close observation, with their return to duty uncertain.

Two of the British Army's horses, Vida and Quaker, were seriously injured and required surgery after running loose in London.
The incident occurred during a routine exercise when the horses were spooked by construction noise, leading to chaos in central London.
While some horses are expected to return to duty, the future for Vida and Quaker remains uncertain as they receive ongoing care.
Offers have been made to rehome the horses if they are unable to resume their duties, including from the UK's oldest equine charity.
The army has confirmed that the three injured soldiers involved in the incident are expected to fully recover and return to duty.