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Five Household Cavalry horses, including one soaked with blood, ran loose in central London after throwing their military riders during their morning exercise.
Five people, including a soldier who was riding on of the horses, were injured in three separate incidents on Wednesday. Four were hospitalised.
The Household Cavalry soldier was left 'screaming in pain' after he was thrown from his horse when it struck a car by the Clermont Hotel on Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria.
Commuters said they heard the soldier screaming in pain after they saw him fall from his horse when the animal ran into a car.
The horses were spooked during their daily morning exercise on Horse Guards Parade, in Whitehall, at around 8.40am.
One of the horses has also seemingly ran into a double-decker bus, smashing its windscreen, while another reportedly crashed into a black cab.
Emergency services rushed to the help the injured soldier, who was seen being treated on the road.
A horse soaked in blood was seen galloping through the streets of London in terrifying scenes on Wednesday morning
Five blood-soaked Household Cavalry horses have run loose in central London after throwing their military riders during an exercise
The horses bolted and went on a six-mile rampage through central London on Wednesday
At least one soldier was injured after a spooked horse smashed into cars outside the Clermont Hotel on Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria
The horses were pursued by a police car before they were finally caught by officers on the Highway near Limehouse
Shocked drivers paused to film the blood-soaked horse run past
The distressed animals are now waiting to be picked up by the Army
One of the horses has also seemingly ran into a double-decker bus, smashing its windscreen
Bashir Aden, 48, a construction worker, told The Telegraph: 'I saw a soldier falling down into the street after the horse ran into a car. One of my colleagues called the police.
'The man hit the floor hard, he was screaming in pain. You could see
