About Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership
Mark Langley horse training tips with a unique psychological perspective. Answering REAL horse training questions with practical and compassionate solutions. Help and advice on how to overcome common horse problems in a way which doesn’t use dominating and damaging techniques but influences their mindset and sets you up for long term success and partnership.
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 ramp is closed or the vehicle starts moving.
You’ll learn why good preparation is about much more than simply getting a horse to stand still or accept a saddle, how to recognise anxiety and tension before they become bigger problems, and why developing softness, mobility and understanding can make horses safer and more confident as their education progresses.
Mark also explains why previous experiences can influence how horses respond to training, how to assess what a horse already understands, and why the horse’s education needs to stay ahead of the challenges you are asking it to handle.
Want to apply Mark’s approach with your own horse?
Join Mark Langley Online for access to the complete training library, detailed step-by-step groundwork and ridden exercises, and regular member Q&A support to help you better understand your horse’s behaviour, training and emotional responses. www.marklangley.com.au/join
27 Sept 2026
Improving Responsiveness in horses: Reins and Trail Riding in Groups
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 how riders can use education to improve challenges before they become problems on the trail.
Mark also addresses how to improve rein responsiveness in a large horse that is hard to stop.
Learn more at Mark Langley Online, with access to the complete training library, step-by-step groundwork and ridden exercises, and regular member Q&A support. www.marklangley.com.au/join
19 Sept 2026
A Quiet Head: Understanding Head Shyness, Head Tossing & Bit Chomping in horses
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.
Get access to Mark’s complete training library, detailed groundwork and ridden exercises, plus regular member Q&A support through Mark Langley Online: www.marklangley.com.au/join
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