Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership

Pinned ears: building good feelings in those that test us + more q's answered

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse problems using methods that help horses to understand, reduce anxiety and improve their relationship with us. Today: Pinned ears in a filly: how to build good feelings; helping a young horse that falls in on the trot on one side; keeping momentum with feel (if they keep stopping); and calming anxiety when your horse sees other horses leaving.
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What should you do when a horse tries to bite you? Ignore it? Reprimand it? + more

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse problems using methods that help horses to understand, reduce anxiety and improve their relationship with us. Today: what should you do when a horse tries to bite you? Ignore it? Reprimand it? New horse owners – if you are doing ground work, should you do it away from your other horses or with them? Mouthiness – annoying and often disruptive yet playful – what can you do to manage it?; and how to create boundaries to help with concentration on trail when you ‘loose’ your horse.
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My horse turns into a giraffe and freezes out on trail. How to help horizon horses.

Australian Mark Langley answers a horsemanship question: how to connect with the horizon horses - the ones that are constantly looking out ahead, freeze on trail and turn into a giraffe. 
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Helping a green horse get the trot when they possibly just don't want to

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions to help them increase their understanding of how to train in a way that helps your horse to reduce anxiety and improve softness, balance and motivation. 
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Some ideas to bring a horse back into training after a considerable time off

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions to help them increase their understanding of how to train in a way that helps your horse to reduce anxiety and improve softness, balance and motivation. 
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Do you let your horse look at a wombat crossing the trail or turn around?

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions to help them increase their understanding of how to train in a way that helps your horse to reduce anxiety and improve softness, balance and motivation. 
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My Gypsy Cob's response to something he doesn't want to do is to turn away and go - how can I set us up for safety and success?

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "My Gypsy Cob's response to something he doesn't want to do is to turn away and go - this response seems ingrained in him - how can I set us up for safety and success for those unexpected situations?" 
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I ask for a change but as soon as I let go his mind wanders right back to the distraction place

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "I ask for a change but as soon as I let go his mind wanders right back to the distraction place. How can I help him to get back and stay with me?" 
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How do you ask 'yes' questions to a young horse who pulls back and rears or constantly challenges when you ask him to do something?

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "I have a young 4 yr old who seems to get very annoyed at everything I ask of him. How do I ask 'yes' questions?" 
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How do you stop a horse leaking to the inside?

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "how do you stop a horse leaking to the inside? As soon as my hands come back to centre he leaks back in. He has a massive draw to the middle." 
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What to do when your horse genuinely stops dead on the trail? Once it was for a very good reason!

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "If I am riding on the trail with my horse and he stops dead, fixed on something, how am I best to handle this?" 
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Bringing their mind back to you when you are outside and away from their comfort zone

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers a members question: "How to settle a mare outside and bring her mind back. She gazes off into the distance." 
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Do horses need pressure to learn?

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions: this week: How can we exercise a horse without lunging? You might have come across conflicting advice in the horsemanship circles about pressure or discomfort and the pros and cons of using these in training. Mark helps to shed light on this: Do horses need pressure to learn? They are busy eating grass - how to gain their attention without causing anxiety.
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Connecting with windsucker

Australia Horseman Mark Langley answers members' horse related questions. This week he answers questions on: helping to get a calm canter in a pony that is calm in the trot but rushes in the canter; how to avoid a tug of war with picking up the back feet; how to stop ears back on a trail ride - is it due to lack of confidence?; exercises to help a rushy horse walk calmly beside you; and why a flag is having no effect connecting with a windsucker and what you can do to gain a connection with them
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How to stop pawing

Horseman Mark Langley answers questions to help horses through techniques that improve understanding & a calm connection. This week: How do I stop my filly pawing? How to correct a horse that won’t come straight off a float? And how to help a draft x who is difficult getting on a float.
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Tips to maintain a balanced canter

Australian horseman Mark Langley gives horsemanship advice for a calmer, more connected relationship. This week he helps with: Problems bridling a 4 yr old filly; riding exercises for a 6 yr old daughter to practice; tips to maintain a balanced canter; how to pick feet up in the back up.

Creating new behaviour to stop stepping back at the mounting block

Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers questions from Online Members this week on:
- How to create a new behaviour when your horse steps back at the mounting block as you go to get on
- Managing aggression when horses eating
- Helping a horse who is petrified of cows
- Helping an unsettled horse who chases his paddock companion
 
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Does a horse who trusts you still pull the wool over your eyes? How to help a pony who refuses to leave a group

Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions this week from a take back in 2019 when he was in Germany. This week, Mark helps with: What to do with a horse that has lots of energy; how to help a pony that refuses to leave the group; does a horse that trusts you still pull the wool over your eyes?; and how to manage an alpha mare who dislikes people.
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Live Zoom Q & A with Ageing Horse Women Australia Group

Australian Horseman Mark Langley talks to members of a Horsewomen Group live on zoom and helps to answer some of their horsemanship and horse related questions. This is a supportive and informal chat with some of the members; learn from Mark's philosophy behind his successful horsemanship approach to help horses and their owners.
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When should a training session end? How do you know when they need to stop?

Australian Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions. This week, is there an advantage to using a bit? How to catch a mare before she gets pushed away by the others. Exercises to correct a dropped head/ bracey/ heavy flex. And how do you know when a horses training lesson should end? Learn more from Mark Langley Online through his training videos at https://www.EquineAbility.com.au/join