Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership Mark Langley

You may have come across the term Following a Feel. Here’s a chance to learn more about what it really refers to as Mark delves into what it means in depth. Answering real horse problem questions he explains how feel can help in these situations - adding useful training advice to each scenario: a horse heavy on the lead; a horse reluctant to load and how to test if your horse can really respond to feel under pressure.

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In this insightful episode of Mark Langley’s Horsemanship Solutions Podcast, we take a deep dive into various horse behaviour issues, providing effective solutions for them. Mark shares his expert advice on assisting horses dealing with anger, defensive mis-trust, an un-safe horse to ride, and disconnection. He sheds light on how to navigate these situations calmly and effectively. This episode will enlighten listeners on understanding their horses’ needs and improving their horsemanship skills.

Special focus is on Miriam’s horse from Sweden, who she perceives as angry with trapped feelings. The episode explores several challenges that she has faced, including aggressive behaviour, touch sensitivity and anxiety. The episode provides insights on how to deal with horses affected negatively by flawed training methods, focusing on the importance of guiding horses to think for themselves.

Mark also delves deeper into redefining horsemanship training methods. One horse discussed needs to regain trust after common (but negative) training. Mark reveals practical steps for re-establishing trust and heading back towards constructive horsemanship.

Mark also explains why a horse that he ”opened up” is now unsafe to ride; and provides training guidance to continue to move forwards. If you’ve ever experienced a horse that becomes ”like a giraffe” and disconnected, Mark also explains what to do in these situations.

Listeners gain a wealth of knowledge on equine training, from recognizing signs of emotional distress in horses to celebrating triumphs over training challenges. This episode is truly an enriching experience for anyone aspiring to better understand and interact with horses.

Welcome to this informative episode of Mark Langley’s Horsemanship Solutions Podcast, a comprehensive guide bridging the communication gap between horse owners and their beloved equines. In this session, we journey through various horse training techniques, delving deep into our understanding of behavioural problems and how we can foster trust with our horses.

The episode turns the spotlight on common concerns like ’girthy’ horses or saddle discomfort; getting a softer turn in a side pull bridle; how to teach the correct canter lead; understanding spookiness in an older horse and tips for what to do with a newly born foal.  You’ll discover useful strategies, including how to manage lead changes and exercises to create a balance between speed and control.

The conversation shines a light on horse anxiety and paranoia, providing advice to improve their overall well-being. 

This episode makes for an enriching learning experience for those grappling with a ’spooky’ horse or simply wishing to deepen their understanding of equine psychology. Tune in to transform your horse training journey today!

This weeks Podcast covers mostly leading with insights and tips to improve what is happening to real people and their horses. Advice for leading a very nervous horse who avoids pressure; how to get a mare to think into a bend at a flexion; why a blind horse won’t move with her owner on one eye; what to look for with leading pressure; how to help a horse that panics with poll pressure; and how to reduce an initial brace leading forwards.

­­­­­­Australian horseman Mark Langley answers common horse related questions, using techniques that explain the psychology needed to help your horse improve. His calm connected yet highly practical approach works with all horses. 

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How do you help a horse that goes from ”anxious gaze”­­­­­­ to ”anxious explosive”? And how would you desensitize a horse that is very chilled except when there the slightest thing wrong, like a piece of hay, is under his saddle, which then causes a bucking fit? Mark Langley offers advice for this and explanations to the root cause - suggesting solutions for how we can all help our horses cope better.

Also covered in this episode - why would a horse attack it’s companion on the way home but is fine going out? Whether to use a bitless bridle or not? Advice for a horse that won’t stand in a trailer; and for another that gets big rubs from the breaching bar.

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers common horse related questions, using techniques that explain the psychology needed to help your horse improve. His calm connected yet highly practical approach works with all horses. 

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This episode covers Horse Separation Anxiety, or as our expert Mark Langley likes to call it, Connection Disability. Offering some practical solutions to reducing the problems caused by it, this episode has tips in it for horse riders. Also, should a mare in season be in training? And advice for the times when you just have to get a horse loaded in an emergency.

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