Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership

Horseman Mark Langley uncovers the reasons behind different reactive behaviours in this episode, giving training strategies to help over come them. Specifically answering questions on horses that paw when tied up; a horse that can cow kick and buck before breaking free from the lead rope; an older horse who can go into flight mode; and a young horse being started that runs in...

What should you check before putting a horse under saddle — especially when you don’t know everything about its previous training?

In this episode, Mark answers questions about taking an eight-year-old mare through the early stages of starting, helping a horse become comfortable with girth pressure, and addressing anxiety when a horse begins to struggle once a float ra...

Trail riding can reveal a lot about how well a horse handles change, pressure and the presence of other horses.

In this episode, Mark answers member questions about preparing horses for unfamiliar trail situations, riding safely in groups, and why some horses become unsettled when they are asked to ride at the back. Learn about how horses process their surroundings and...

Mark answers member questions about head shyness, head tossing, bit chomping, nipping and cribbing, looking beyond the behaviour to understand what horses are actually thinking and feeling.

“Memories can be changed and you can create new associations with things.”

Listen to this podcast episode to learn what you can do to help your horse through these situations...

What does Mark mean when he talks about eye brace, resetting a horse, emptying the worry cup, shutting out and shutting down?

In this special episode, Jenny asks Mark to explain some of the terminology he uses when assessing and working with horses — and, more importantly, what is actually happening in the horse’s mind.

Mark explains what a healthy “flow” mindse...