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 The reasons some horses won’t load onto a trailer:

In this episode, Mark Langley reveals the core issue behind common behaviours like pulling back at the float or a reluctance to go forward. Calling out to their mates as you are trying to load them makes it harder. You’ll discover why, without a solid foundation in leading, no amount of pressure or tricks will truly fix the problem—and how to build that foundation from scratch. Mark shares specific practical strategies for transforming hesitant horses into willing partners. If you’ve ever felt stuck with a horse that refuses to load, pull back on the trailer, or seem emotionally shut down and not wanting to move forward on the ground or under saddle, this episode is your roadmap to understanding the deeper causes and fixing them at their root.

Also, when a vet prescribes lunging for rehabilitation but your horse won’t stay out on the circle or falls in or needs the lunge whip to complete it – what can you do? Mark gives detailed helpful advice for this scenario, linked to the other issues discussed in this episode.

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