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Downunder Horsemanship App
October 23, 2018

Can I download a digital kit to my mobile device?

Answer: Yes. You can download videos and Arena Mates and books directly to your mobile device using the Downunder Horsemanship app. This allows you to view the content without having to be connected to the internet or using your mobile data.

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Training Tips
October 16, 2018

Training Tip: Water Crossings: Practice Makes Perfect

The key to teaching your horse to navigate any obstacle, including water, is to give him enough practice so that he gains confidence. Go over a stream or through a pond a hundred times. Go over it again and again, from different angles, at different speeds, and from all sides. At the ranch, we end […]

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No Worries Club
October 16, 2018

Congratulations to Our Saddle Winner!

Alissa Furry is this year’s grand prize winner of our No Worries Journal Feedback Contest and won a Clinton Anderson Saddle of her choice! Read all about Alissa and her horsemanship journey in the fall issue of the No Worries Journal. In each issue of Clinton’s quarterly publication, No Worries Club members have the opportunity […]

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Clinton Anderson Downunder Horsemanship - General
October 16, 2018

You Don’t Want to Miss This

On Saturday, November 3rd, Clinton is throwing the gates of the ranch open to the world and inviting everyone to watch a colt starting demonstration in which he’ll explain how to introduce a saddle to a horse and the step-by-step method he uses to put a safe first ride on a colt. After the morning […]

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No Worries Club
October 16, 2018

Ask Clinton

Throughout the pages of the quarterly No Worries Journal, Clinton invites you to ask him training questions and questions about his personal life that he answers for you. He wants to hear from you! If you have a training question you’d like answered or a question that’s not related to horse training for Clinton, send […]

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Method Ambassadors
October 16, 2018

Meet Method Ambassador Alaina Pascarelli

Method Ambassador Alaina Pascarelli knows firsthand the frustrations horse owners can face when they run out of answers. She has been living proof of Clinton’s often repeated tip, “Frustration begins where knowledge ends.” The dedicated horsewoman grew up in southwest Florida, riding English and western. “When I bought my first horse, I realized he had […]

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No Worries Club
October 16, 2018

Find It on the No Worries Club Website: Retraining an Off-the-Track Thoroughbred

In the 13-part Downunder Horsemanship TV series, “Off the Track Thoroughbred,” Clinton travels to Ruidoso Downs Race Track in New Mexico to meet Tricky Warrior, a Thoroughbred who isn’t living up to his full potential on the track. Clinton takes on the gelding, nicknamed Tricky, to demonstrate that with the correct training racehorses can have […]

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Downunder Horsemanship App
October 16, 2018

How do I access the information on a digital kit?

Answer: You can access the digital content you’ve purchased with the Downunder Horsemanship app or through the Downunder Horsemanship website on your computer. To access your purchased digital content on the Downunder Horsemanship app: 1)  Download the Downunder Horsemanship app. It’s a free download from the App Store and Google Play. 2)  Once you have […]

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No Worries Club
October 15, 2018

Introducing the All-New Premium No Worries Club Membership

When it comes to ensuring horsemen have the right knowledge to work safely with their horses and achieve their goals, Clinton never stops thinking of ways to make the Method available. His newest innovation is of epic proportions! Based on Clinton’s innovative mindset and the feedback we’ve collected from you, we’ve added a new level […]

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Training Tips
October 9, 2018

Training Tip: Understand Why Your Horse is Fearful of Gullies

One of the main reasons horses find gullies so frightening is because of their vision. Horses have monocular vision, which means that they use each eye separately. That’s why your horse may spook at something that he’s already walked past and reacted to once: He’s seeing it for the first time with his other eye. […]

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