Quaker and Vida, who were among the animals who got loose, were hurt when they collided with vehicles but have now had surgery
The two military horses who sustained injuries after colliding with vehicles in London are making progress after surgery, the British army has said.
Quaker, a Cavalry black, and a grey horse called Vida were seen galloping through the streets of the capital after being frightened by builders moving rubble last Wednesday. The pair bolted while they were on an extended exercise in Belgravia with five other horses and six soldiers from the Household Cavalry.
