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Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership

Mark Langley
Horse Training
Horse Behavior
Anxiety In Horses
Groundwork
Horsemanship
Trail Riding
Horse Training Techniques
Horse Anxiety
Float Loading
Training Techniques
Separation Anxiety
Horses
Horse Psychology
Equine Psychology
Training Methods
Long Reining
Anxiety
Trailer Loading
Australia
Young Horses

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.

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Latest Episodes

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 s... more

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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 association... more

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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 ... more

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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 increasing... more

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Episode: Is it okay if..? Understanding What Your Horse Is Telling You

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Jenny Langley
Host and interviewer with focus on questions from online members, guiding sessions and clinics.
Mark Langley
Co-host and expert trainer, globally recognized horse trainer providing technical and coaching insights.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 68 ratings
  • Priceless information

    Love all the practical tips!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kmrgerm
    Germanya year ago
  • Have Hope Again!

    I am so thankful that a trainer I was using recommended Mark to me. Now I get to attend his Florida clinic next week and am TRILLED!!! I’ve been trying for 6 years to help my traumatized Paso Fino and it felt like throwing spaghetti on the wall hoping something would stick! I have regained hope that it is possible to help him. He has come such a long way, but I was feeling sad that I was stuck in the 2 steps forward, 5 steps back dance. At my age, I have concerns I could get hurt! Cannot wait to... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dina dear
    United Statesa year ago
  • Something for everyone in this Gem of a podcast

    Thank you Mark and Jenny for your pearls of wisdom and advice through your podcasts! Each episode Mark and Jenny talk through member questions that at the heart of the matter (to me) are all about being able to have your horse with you (as in between the reins or there where you are and following a feel) and being able to interrupt their thought/ influence your horse by having them be ok with what you are asking of them in all manner of environments. I find Mark's advice very real life and helpf... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Xm reviews
    Australia2 years ago
  • Excellent teachings!

    Mark gives valuable insights as to the workings of a horse's mind so we can more easily partner with them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jthurber
    United States2 years ago
  • Mark Langley has changed my approach to horse training fundamentally. Mark explains his training concepts very well and has a website and YouTube channel that provide further information. I have worked both my personal horses through the Challenge Series on Mark's website and they have responded beautifully. They have very dissimilar personalities and are at different stages in life/training. I highly recommend this podcast.

    Audible
    5
    Bibliophile Equestrienne
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners praise the compassionate approach and clear, helpful guidance.
Fans note Mark Langley's deep, useful knowledge and approachable teaching style.
Practical, actionable horsemanship with real clinic examples and deep care for the horse.
Many appreciate the focus on mindset, balance, and non-dominant methods.
The show is viewed as a practical, high-value resource for improving horse-rider partnerships.

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Improving Responsiveness in horses: Reins and Trail Riding in Groups
Q: Is it good to ride in a big group, and what are the advantages compared to smaller groups or riding solo?
Big groups offer social interaction and broader exposure for the horses, but come with higher risk of stress if a horse isn't prepared. The host suggests gradual, controlled exposure, maintaining consistency in rain pressure, and using group dynamics to teach horses to adapt without losing composure.
Changing the Horse’s Mindset: Eye Brace, Resets & the Worry Cup
Q: How do you reset a horse that is shutting out or shutting down?
Use a random, surprising cue to interrupt the shutdown, then step in with guidance to wake the horse, followed by structure to provide clarity and support.
Changing the Horse’s Mindset: Eye Brace, Resets & the Worry Cup
Q: Can you describe what a horse in the right training mindset looks like and how you recognize it?
A horse in the right mindset shows a 'state of flow' with active thinking, soft breathing, relaxed ears and eyes, and an openness to explore the felt experience rather than fixating, indicating readiness to learn.
When Should You Persist… and When Should You Stop?
Q: Should the owner ignore the mouthy behavior or try to stop it during handling?
Mark suggests acknowledging the habit but using ground work and a monitored disruption to shift the horse away from nibbling, focusing on creating calm, controlled environments and gradually teaching the horse to follow pressure rather than treat body parts as play objects.
Helping Horses Feel Safe to Learn
Q: How would you approach worming a resistant four-year-old?
Start by introducing the mouth area and handling, then progressively add the stressor (the drench) while keeping soft, controlled pressure and backing up as needed until the horse yields and accepts the drench calmly.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Practical, psychology-forward horsemanship content that emphasizes compassionate, non-dominant training to build lasting partnership with horses. Episodes span topics like encouraging forward movement, reducing anxiety, managing leading and trailer loading, and handling fear or resistance with calm, structured techniques. Real-world clinic demos and Q&A formats underpin step-by-step methods, mindset models, and boundary-setting to help riders of various levels foster confidence in both horse and handler. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on humane training philosophy, actionable drills, and a consistent focus on emotional balance, relationship-building, and long-term behavior change in horses. This show is likely to appeal to list... more

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