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The Massed Bands of the Household Division march down the Mall and were the first to arrive on Horse Guards parade
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Leading the 1st Battalion Irish Guards onto Horse Guards was their Irish Wolfhound mascot, Turlough Mor (Seamus) and Handler, Drummer Walsh.
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The assembled Foot Guards await the arrival of the Royal Procession before the Trooping of the Colour can begin.
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HRH The Duke of Cambridge inspects the assembled Guardsmen ready for the Colour to be Trooped.
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The Massed Bands get in position ready for the first march past His Royal Highness by the assembled Foot Guards.
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Each drill movement takes hours of practice to ensure that every step and every timing is correct.
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As they marched past the His Royal Highness, the Colours of the Irish Guards are lowered in salute.
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Once the Foot Guards have finished their march past, the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery lead the mounted elements past HRH The Duke of Cambridge
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The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment in their gleaming breastplates ride and trot past His Royal Highness to pay their respects.
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Returning to barracks the Mounted elements lead the Foot Guards back down the Mall.
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His Royal Highness, surrounded by the Band of the Irish Guards and the Escort to the Colour rides back down the Mall to return to Buckingham Palace.
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As the Guardsmen march past Buckingham Palace, a final salute is given before they return to Wellington Barracks.
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His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge paying his respects to the assembled personnel who have provided the spectacle which is Trooping the Colour.
The Colonel's Review: The Household Division on display for their final parade before Her Majesty The Queen's Platinum Jubilee
30 May 2022