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lol while this is not desired behavior, in a funny kind of way take it as a compliment....however it has got to stop! 
She is simply acting like the dominant horse and is keeping others away from you....you are HER herd. The simplest way to fix this is to have a rope/training stick (not really a lunge whip as that can sting) with you and the MOMENT she starts acting aggressive drive her away or back her up assertively (I'm assuming you don't have a halter on her when she acts up). Keep your feet still as much as possible, this will drive home the point that you are the dominant one. Do not let her come back in until she softens and you think it's ok. Rub her and act like nothing happened.
She is simply acting like the dominant horse and is keeping others away from you....you are HER herd. The simplest way to fix this is to have a rope/training stick (not really a lunge whip as that can sting) with you and the MOMENT she starts acting aggressive drive her away or back her up assertively (I'm assuming you don't have a halter on her when she acts up). Keep your feet still as much as possible, this will drive home the point that you are the dominant one. Do not let her come back in until she softens and you think it's ok. Rub her and act like nothing happened.
