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Academy
April 23, 2019

Welcome to the Ranch!

Horsemen attending the 2019 Clinician Academy start arriving at the ranch this Friday, and we can’t wait to meet them and their horses! Each student will bring two of their personal horses to train through the Fundamentals level of the Method and will take a written and practical test over their acquired knowledge throughout the […]

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Clinician Method Ambassadors
April 23, 2019

Make the Most of Your Clinic Experience: Tip #1

If you’re signed up to attend a horsemanship clinic this year, there’s no doubt that you’ve invested a considerable amount of time and money in the experience. In the 28 years that he’s been teaching horsemanship, Clinton has come across all types of participants, from those who are seriously dedicated to bettering themselves and their […]

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Sponsors
April 23, 2019

How to Decrease Your Horse’s Risk of Colic With Nutrition Management

By Standlee Premium Western Forage® Colic is one of the most feared experiences of any horse owner. Are there preventative measures we can take to help minimize the risk through the nutrition we provide our horses? There are two types of stress performance horses can experience — physical or psychological. Let’s focus on the psychological […]

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Training Tips
April 16, 2019

Training Tip: Be a Detective: Is Your Horse Better Today Than He was Yesterday?

Every time you work with your horse, you should act like a detective, trying to figure out where your horse has any holes in his foundation. One question you should ask yourself during each training session is: Is he better today than he was yesterday? Every time you work with your horse, you’re looking for […]

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Walkabout Tours
April 16, 2019

Counting Down to Des Moines

A month from now, we’ll be on our way to the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines, Iowa to put on our last Walkabout Tour of the year. The event will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 18th in The Pavilion and conclude Sunday evening, May 19th. There’s no better way to experience the power […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
April 16, 2019

Foal Training Progression

There’s nothing better than working with a foal and watching him mature and grow into himself. Clinton is often asked how he progresses a young horse’s training, from imprinting to starting the horse under saddle. Here’s his rule of thumb: From the time your foal is born until you wean him at 4 to 6 […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
April 16, 2019

When the Method Works Almost Too Well

By Derick Castillo I just wanted to share with you a funny success I had. My 3-year-old gelding did not like to cross puddles of water. He would not go in the water for love or money.

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Clinton Anderson Horses No Worries Club
April 16, 2019

Expecting a Titan Foal? Share and Win!

If you’re one of the lucky horsemen who bred your mare to Titan last year, we can’t wait to meet your foal! Clinton’s giving one lucky Titan foal owner a premium No Worries Club membership and a halter and lead rope to get their foal off to the best start! How to Enter: 1. Take […]

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Sponsors
April 11, 2019

Fresh Water Now Streaming

We Didn’t Invent Water. We Just Perfected It. Water should be fresh, clean and plentiful.

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Training Tips
April 9, 2019

Training Tip Trail Challenge: Stop on Whoa

Goal: To get the horse to stop from all three gaits when you say the word “whoa” without having to use the reins. You want your horse to act like there’s an imaginary cliff in front of him and if he takes one more step after you say “whoa,” he’s going to fall off the […]

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