Moment two escaped military horses wreak havoc in London AGAIN and bolt through traffic lights after losing their riders

SHOCKING footage has shown two more military horses running loose on the streets of London.

The two black horses were spotted cantering around St George’s Drive in Pimlico, central London, at around 8.30am on Monday.

Two horses on the loose in Pimlico

They escaped from their ridersSupplied

Footage shows the two horses running along the middle of the road, with drivers having to pull over.

Ian Miller, who captured the video, told The Sun: “I was getting ready for the day and then just heard the sound of horses trotting outside.

“They often use the road to travel between Buckingham Palace and Westminster and are highly trained.

“It was like one was following the other and they were trotting down the road as usual, then I realised neither had a rider.

“One woman was nearly run over because drivers had to pull to the side of the road.”

The horses are understood to have lost their riders, before roaming freely around the capital.

They were eventually calmed and caught at around 9.30am.

A Metropolitan Police spokesman said: “We’re aware that a number of horses were loose in central London and worked with the Army to locate them.

“We’re pleased to confirm that all of the horses have been accounted for. We are continuing to liaise with the Army.”

A police officer also told The Telegraph: “Two horses lost their riders and went on a run.

“We are now waiting for horse boxes to take them away. There were no injuries.”

It comes weeks after a number of Household Cavalry horses escaped in central London.

Five are said to have been spooked by rubble being dropped through a plastic tunnel while on an exercise in Belgravia on April 24.

The Ministry of Defence has been contacted for more information.

PAA white horse on the loose bolts through the streets of London on April 24[/caption]

PAFive horses ran free after being spooked in April earlier this year[/caption]

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