When your horse spooks at an object or refuses to cross an obstacle, don’t just ignore it and move on. Deal with the object and teach your horse not […]
Read MoreWe hope 2013 proves to be a year in which you improve your horsemanship and meet personal training goals. Clinton will be challenging himself by polishing his skills as […]
Read MoreClinton is bringing his Walkabout Tour to six locations across the country next year. The two-day events offer something for all levels of horsemen and are jampacked with not only […]
Read MoreTiming, meaning when you release the pressure is critical when training horses, especially when desensitizing. When you’re desensitizing your horse, never take the object/pressure away until the horse stands […]
Read MoreHappy Holidays from Clinton and the Downunder Horsemanship team! We hope you get to spend the season with those you love, and of course the special horses in your […]
Read MoreIt may have looked like our production crew was out playing with remote control planes last month at the ranch, but they were really getting never-before-seen camera angles of the […]
Read MoreI often get asked if feeding treats will cause a horse to become pushy or to bite. The answer is it depends. Feeding your horse treats won’t teach him […]
Read MoreOn Thursday, Clinton is treating the Downunder Horsemanship team to a group lunch catered by Stephenville’s best BBQ, the Hard 8. (If you’ve been in town for a clinic, you […]
Read MoreFor a few of next year’s No Worries Club DVD exclusives, Clinton will work one-on-one with members and their horses to solve common problems that plague horse owners. So if […]
Read MoreTying a horse up for long periods of time accomplishes many important things in your training. I have a little saying, “End each training session by tying your horse […]
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