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Five people, including three soldiers riding the horses, were injured in three separate incidents during the six-mile rampage across London on Wednesday that lasted two hours.
This is the moment Household Cavalry horses seem to be spooked in a separate incident to the runaway horses in London - but on the same day.
Defence minister James Cartlidge said Household Cavalry horses Vida and Quaker were 'in a serious condition, but as I understand, still alive'.
Veterinary surgeon and animal behaviour and welfare expert Dr Claire Corridan told MailOnline that Vida (pictured) may have been suffering from PTSD-like behaviour because of a past trauma.
Army bosses have claimed it is 'too early to know' if Vida and Quaker, the runaway Household Cavalry horses that rampaged through central London will ever return to active duty.