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Training Tip: Train Your Horse on the Trail

Trail work is so much more interesting to your horse than ring work because he doesn’t have to stare at the same four walls every single day. When you constantly work in the arena, you run the risk of drilling on the same old thing until both you and your horse are sick of it. […]

Academy Horse Program: Realize Your Horse’s Full Potential

With an outstanding class of Academy students and three talented Certified Clinicians continuing their course of study on the ranch, working toward their professional clinician status, there’s no better time to get your horse trained at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch through the Academy Horse program. With such talented trainers on the ranch, the wait time […]

Training Tip: Respect: The Foundation Of Control

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Training Tip: Protect Your Personal Space

Meet Certified Clinician Diego Gaona

Quick Facts: Diego’s family has competed in the Charreada, a competitive, rodeo-type event from Mexico, for many years. Diego’s favorite event is bull flipping. Diego discovered Clinton when he started his first colt as a teenager in high school.

Rope Halter Resources

Whether you’re in the market for a rope halter or need a refresher course on how to properly tie your halter, we have the resources you need. No matter if you have a Quarter Horse, Thoroughbred, Clydesdale, Arabian, mini, or are raising a foal, working with a yearling or starting a 2-year-old, we have a […]

Road Trip Tips for Traveling With Your Equine Partner

Plan to stop every three to four hours to give your horse a short break. There’s no need to unload him, and in fact, unless you can stop at a farm along the way, it’s unsafe to take him off the trailer. If it is a warm day, find a shady place to park the […]

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Training Tip: Two Eyes For Attention