Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership

Helping a horse that got into the habit of biting

Australian horseman Mark Langley helps people to manage their horses through his Calm Connected yet highly practical unique approach to training horses: reducing brace and tension and helping horses to feel better - resulting in softer, more balanced and happier horses. This week, Mark answers members' questions on: a thoroughbred who learnt to bite due to body pain that has now been resolved, but the biting continues; tips on using the indirect rein for a good hindquarter movement - from the ground; how to tie the lead rope to use for reins; and helping a horse who is anxious with the girth being done up.
 
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What is mental softness in horsemanship?

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horse related topics, helping through his unique approach which recognises and reduces tension and brace to improve willingness, calmness and connection. This week, a previous talk Mark did on what is Mental Softness with some questions answered at the end.
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How to keep a steady pace at the trot without continuously taking the rein

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horse related topics, helping through his unique approach which recognises and reduces tension and brace to improve willingness, calmness and connection. This week, he answers questions on: how to keep a steady pace at a trot without continuously taking up the rein and dressage tests: how to stop straight if your horse moves off in the last step.
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I let horses think for themselves: here‘s what I mean

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horse related topics, helping through his unique approach which recognises and reduces tension and brace to improve willingness, calmness and connection. This week, he answers questions on: what to do if your horse doesn't react to the flag at all?; where should you lead a horse?; helping reduce the brace in a stop; letting a horse think for itself - explaining this concept; how to let a horse know they don't need to be at the front of a trail ride?
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Is not going on a trailer an alpha test?

Australian Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions from his Online Members. This week they include:
- How to regain trust in a green horse who doesn't want to go forwards & is heavy in the halter
- How to help horses who used to go on the trailer but now don't want to
- Untraining the bow when a front leg is lifted
- Is not going on the trailer an alpha test?
 
Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers Online Members questions this week on:
- how to help a horse who is anxious with the saddle
- Bending and flexion and what I think about this
- How to connect with a mare who always pulls when in a group, even when out front
- What to do when you hit your horse's bubble
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How do you deal with your horse stopping to eat grass on a ride?

Australian Horseman Mark Langley gives insights into the psychology of horsemanship that will help your horse to understand, become more connected with you and carry less tension. It's all in the training! (Well, mostly). This week he answers questions on how to manage a horse that grabs mouthfuls of grass on a ride; tips on reducing brace on the ground in the back up; following Jacara with helping her horse to take a saddle without anxiety - introducing the saddle; helping a horse to get used to being hosed; balancing a horse that spooks predominantly on one eye; and tips on how to pick up feet once they start kicking back and forth.
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Helping a horse to Understand the rein aids: tips to help

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horse questions with his unique techniques that help reduce tension, improve understanding and softness. This week: How to help a young horse being started understand rein aids; spooking: the tension stays in the horses after spook so what do you do to help reconnect?; and managing a mare who tries to break up the herd when one is getting attention.
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Helping an ex-show horse who is v. head shy

Australian Mark Langley answers questions on horse related issues, explaining techniques that build a calm connection and trust through understanding. Mark guides not drives, and uses feel, focus and balance (mental and physical) in his unique horsemanship approach.
This week: Mark gives advice on how to help an ex-show horse who is head shy; how to help your horse stop at the mounting block; techniques to help a Forest X pony lead forward and techniques to use when ponying a horse that the ridden horse pins their ears to; when to continue working a mare with a foal at foot; and loading without a ramp.
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Helping Anxious horses out on Trail - how to help them connect & settle

Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers horsemanship questions from members - this week mostly on helping anxious horses out on trail: What to do when your horse throws its head on trail; how to reduce their anxiety when we turn for home; how to let an anxious mare explore her paddock and help her to connect - she won't stand still to connect with. Also, how to settle a horse who is tied up.
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How to help a shut down horse who becomes tense and holds tension

Australian Mark Langley answers questions on horse related issues, explaining techniques that build a calm connection and trust through understanding. Mark guides not drives, and uses feel, focus and balance (mental and physical) in his unique horsemanship approach.
This week: Mark gives advice on the best way to handle a horse that kicks when rugged; how to help a shut down horse who gets tense and holds that tension on a ride; how to maintain connection with an ex-harness horse out on the trail; more on helping Jacara with her progress with saddle blanket training; and how to help a horse who can get spooked easily when tied up.
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How do I send my horse out on a lunge without chasing?

Australian horseman helps answer common horse related questions, answering with solutions that help increase our connection to our horses - and their understanding, trust and connection to us in return; reducing brace and tension and many of the 'problems' people see.
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This week: how to work with a horse without chasing: in this case getting them out on a lunge

How to steer with 1 hand when leading another horse with the other

Australian horseman helps answer common horse related questions, answering with solutions that help increase our connection to our horses - and their understanding, trust and connection to us in return; reducing brace and tension and many of the 'problems' people see.
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This week: how to steer with one hand + how to pick up a horses feet for a beginner trainer

Evading vs Following the Feel - how can you tell?

Helping horses. Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse related issues, using his unique techniques which acknowledge how horses feel. Based on his own experiences, Mark teaches novel ways to educate and help horses without driving.
This week: How to help a horse that gets with pinned ears with a dismount; how to help a trail riding horse have more confidence on solo rides; and how to tell if your horse is evading or following the feel?
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How to help horses: "She backs away like I am going to hit her"

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horse related questions, helping people to move, train, and be around their horse in a way that helps horses to feel better about us and what we ask our horses to do. All of his training techniques have developed from his experiences, acknowledging how horses feel and incorporating a no-drive policy to his training.
This week: Anxious trail riding horses: is it just exposure that will improve them?; improving the catching and connection on a scared mare; helping with saddling.
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How to keep horses calm when tied up

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members’ questions about horses: Mark details his unique approach in his answers that acknowledges how horses are feeling with effective and fair training that encourages a calm connection through trust and understanding.
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The One Rein Stop: My thoughts on it; + how to manage rigs

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' questions on horse related topics. This week: My thoughts on the One Rein Stop which people commonly practice and practice; how to manage rigs (geldings still producing hormones or high levels of stallion behaviour); and moving past the shoulder: tips on how to get this right.
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How to know if you should be firmer or allow time to consolidate training?

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse related dilemmas using his unique techniques that seek to work with a horses mind, not just their body. This week: - how to help your horse feel better about saddling; - how to help your horse look into a circle; - and when to know if you should be firmer or give your horse time to consolidate training?
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What is the best way to manage separation anxiety in horses left in the paddock?

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions this week on: how to help a horse that gets excited as she rides up embankments - this week she put a buck in; and what is the best way to manage separation anxiety in horses that are left behind in the paddock?
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How to become your horses herd - undersaddle

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers this week's members' questions on: how to discourage playful nipping; how to help a horse who lifts its head high when you take it's day stall off; how to become your horses herd under saddle; and how to help shut down horses.
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How to help a disinterested robotic horse want to engage and feel good about riding? + more Qs answered

Australian horseman answers horse-related questions with positive solutions that help horses to reduce tension and re-connect with people. This week: Riding in a side-pull; helping a disinterested robotic horse to want to engage and feel good; helping a horse that stops going away from home without micromanaging; what to do when your horse comes up to you in the paddock with a bad face on.
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