Policeman with stray dog in Hyde Park, London

May 05, 1966 - Inspection of household cavalry regiment; There was an inspection in Hyde Park this morning of the Household Cavalry Regiment. This is a composite Regiment. Regiments of the Life Guards and Royal Horse guards (The blues) commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Mark Darley, Royal Horse Guard. They provide the sovereign's escort for all State Ceremonials and are stationed at Wellington Barracks. The mounted Squadron is commanded by Major Ronnie Ferguson an international polo player. The Inspector was Major General Basil Yugster, C.B. C.B.E. D.S.O. M.C. commanding London District and the Household Brigade and music was played by the Royal Horse Guards Mounted Band. Photo Shows A loose dog which ran among the horses during today's inspection - is removed by a policeman, in Hyde Park today

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Barracks C.b.e Commanded Commanding Composite D.s.o Darley Escort Inspection Inspector Loose Provide Removed Ronnie Stationed Stray Thee Wellington

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