Improving Responsiveness in horses: Reins and Trail Riding in Groups
From Mark Langley Horsemanship Solutions for Partnership · 27:02
Show by Mark Langley
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.
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