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This week Mark looks at some common horse behaviours and asks a simple question: is it okay if…?
What if your horse looks around on a trail ride? Doesn’t want to work in a particular arena? Nips during rehabilitation exercises? Or becomes increasingly anxious the further you get from home?
Rather than simply trying to stop the behaviour, Mark explains how to loo...
Some horses refuse to load. Others load perfectly for years before suddenly deciding they don't want to step into the trailer anymore. So what's really happening? And a look into why, if getting a horse on with something behind it is easier, why Mark doesn't advise it.
Plus - ever been told to "make the outside of the trailer uncomfortable"? Listen to find out why thi...
This week, we're asking Mark for his opinion on three common questions horse owners often face.
Should you keep riding a horse that's making you lose confidence? Is it harmless when a young horse constantly mouths everything, or is it a habit that needs changing? And when it comes to massage, chiropractic care, stretching, red light therapy and acupuncture—are they rea...
This week, Mark answers three member questions about horses that appear very different—but all share the same underlying cause.
Learn why an ex-harness horse becomes defensive during saddling and rugging, how to help an impatient young horse stand quietly, and why a horse that leads well can still struggle with worming.
Rather than focusing on the behaviour itse...
Why does one horse plant their feet while another refuses to trot? Although the behaviours look different, they often share the same underlying cause.
In this episode, Mark answers questions from members about horses that stop, shut down or resist moving forward under saddle. He explains why adding more pressure isn't always the answer, and shares practical training id...