Show Notes
In this episode, Mark Langley tackles a variety of horse training challenges, from managing a horse that bucks during canter transitions to addressing anxiety in tight spaces. Discover practical tips for improving your horse’s response to pressure, enhancing their comfort with floating, and understanding the nuances of hyper-flexibility. Whether you’re dealing with a young gelding’s curiosity or a horse’s fear of barns, Mark offers insights to help you build a more trusting and effective relationship with your equine partner. Tune in for expert advice and actionable strategies!
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