Mary Kitzmiller answers listener questions about pawing while tied, backing up when frightened, and tacking up in a confined space.

Today’s listener Q&A with Mary Kitzmiller  cover restarting an older horse who needs to improve her topline, the value of taking a break between training exercises, and how to help a horse overcome ‘stranger danger’.  Classic re-visit.

Today’s listener Q&A with Mary Kitzmiller answers questions about collection and bridling fussy horses. Listener Dani stops by to chat about what she learned at Mary’s recent clinic plus offers advice to those who may want to organize a clinic in their home town. Our training tip deals with stillness, and how your horse can look at it as a reward. Listen in to find out!

Today’s listener Q&A with Mary Kitzmiller features several issues with cantering or loping and switching leads behind. We chat about exercises to help horses who drag you around when you try to lead them. And what did Mary learn from training her dog that can be applied to horse training? Listen in to find out!

Mary recently attended the Southern Equine Expo and Road To The Horse. Some things that happened at these two events inspired todays conversation. Schooling your horse, warming him or her up for a competition or class, and then showing are equally important. We talk about what can go wrong, and how to make the most of each of these processes.

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener questions about transitioning your horse from a snaffle to a curb bit, helping a horse to not crowd you when leading and how to get your horse to ground tie like a statue!

Mary describes one of her methods to teach a horse to come to the mounting block and we get an update on how her Mustang is doing. Mustang Magic Trainer Jeff Cook joins us with a look at how his horse is coming along.

Mary Kitzmiller is joined by Marsha Hartford-Sapp for a chat about starting Mustangs and other horses safely and effectively.

Mary Kitzmiller tackles a listener question about preparing a horse to be ridden for the first time, plus we hear about the Ft Worth Mustang Makeover.

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener a question about helping a horse who gets it’s feet stuck and won’t move forward and teaching a feral or young horses to pick up their hooves. Plus, we explore exercises to help a horse think forward.

Mary Kiztmiller answers listener questions about horses who kick when you try to pick up their hooves, how to know when a green horse is ready to be ridden, and finding balance in your training regimen.

Mary Kitzmiller talks about her technique for putting a halter on a horse for the first time plus teaching a horse to back thoughtfully in preparation for loading and unloading from a trailer.

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener questions about horse training and shows how finding a good starting place can be applied to all manner of training problems. Plus, we find out who her favorite Road To The Horse competitor was!

Mary Kitzmiller talks about how she designs a freestyle and answers a listener question about dealing a horse who is anxious when away from home.

Mary Kitzmiller tells us about how things went at the Mustang Magic competition in Fort Worth, TX plus Tammy Sronce stops by with the low down on the new Freestyle competition coming to Road To The Horse on March 24 to 27, 2022.

Doyle Conner stops by to tell us about Florida Cracker Cattle history and the Florida Cracker Cattle Drive coming up later this year. Mary Kitzmiller answers listener questions on teaching a horse to lunge, and how to know when it’s time for a young horse to wear a saddle for the first time.

Mary Kitzmiller shares the story of how several chickens attended a stock show and answers listener questions about a variety of horse training topics. Plus, we toss some classic Holiday Radiothon listener submitted content for good measure.

REVISIT: Mary Kitzmiller answers listener questions about a horse with anxiety issues, stopping a horse getting his tongue over the bit, and helping a horse who seems to have lost his ‘try’. Guest Megan Warlick talks about taking a whole horse approach to training and the New Age of Horsemanship. Hosted by Mary Kitzmiller. Classic re-visit.

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener submitted training questions about a horse who is suddenly very scared of the horse show PA system and how to transition from two handed (direct) rein riding to neck reining. The training tip focuses on the importance of focusing on what you want your horse to do, not what you don’t want them to do.

Mary Kitzmiller and Coach Jenn chat with Bryan Blatt, owner of the up and coming Reined Cow Horse Westwind Otto. Then we answer listener questions about teaching a horse to tie and the why and when of letting your horse take a break during a training ride.

REVISIT: Mary Kitzmiller and Coach Jenn chat with auditor Mo about getting the most from limited ride time, Christi Rains talks about the new Cowboy Dressage Liberty Class and the trainer tip deals with hard mouthed horses. Listener questions include stuck shoulders, neck reining, and teaching to tie.

Mary Kitzmiller answers listener submitted horse training questions. Topics include: horses who won’t tie, teaching horses to not be scared of water, going over a bridge without hesitation, how to pony another horse safely. Plus, Mary and Coach Jenn weigh in on leather bits.

Mary Kitzmiller tackles lungeing alternatives, loading on the trailer on the way home, why you need to take time for training, and some of the great opportunities for competing with a Mustang with guest Rebecca Bowman of North Atlanta Equestrian. Classic re-visit.

When do horses really learn? How do you teach a good turnaround or turn on the haunches to your green horse? How to you help a horse who seems to have lost his ‘try’? Hosted by Mary Kitzmiller.

Mary Kitzmiller and Coach Jenn handle lot’s of listener horse training questions. Including helping your horse find center, stretching long and low, the type of work your horse is doing, keeping consistent pace and much more. Listen in…

On today’s Training with Mary Kitzmiller by Horseware edition listener Allison calls in to ask about what to do with a horse who rears, Mary explains why trail miles are important, catching a difficult to catch horse and dealing with a horse who bolts out of the trailer. Classic revisit.