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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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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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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Gaining Leadership with a Calm Connection. Australian Horseman Mark Langley talks about ways to gain leadership, positively rather than by chasing horses away and being the Alpha.

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Australian Horseman Mark Langley answers members' horse related questions. This week: How to increase confidence when moving together beside or behind; helping with separation anxiety in hand; Green horses: how to help a hesitant forward trot; is bucking after a break a disaster?; And hat should be working really well before you start working on contact? 

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Australian horseman Mark Langley answers members' horsemanship questions. This week: - How to introduce a rug; how to work on connection with a big heavy horse who has separation anxiety; how to fix dropped shoulders at the trot; how to stop nipping; and how to ask for forward - do you wait for their thoughts to go forward or do you demand it?

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Australian horseman Mark Langley answers horse questions. This week: Lunging: do we need to do it? Are there better ways? (Yes!) Plus, when being grounded like a tree has it's limits and it's okay to show your boundaries; how to help re-start an OTT who pulls like a train then strikes; catching - when it's hard - some ideas on how to make it easier; feed time - how to avoid the over-pushy-ness.

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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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Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on common horse problems. This week: tips on getting a horse to stand still when you are mounting; keeping your personal space - how to say 'no' respectfully; getting a horse to move past your shoulder without driving - tips and what to watch out for; teeth grinding: will it stop?; and introducing legs to a horse who hates legs.

Australian horseman Mark Langley answers questions on horse problems using methods that help horses to understand, reduce anxiety and improve their relationship with us. Today: Pinned ears in a filly: how to build good feelings; helping a young horse that falls in on the trot on one side; keeping momentum with feel (if they keep stopping); and calming anxiety when your horse sees other horses leaving.

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