Training Tip: Your Horse Needs a Solid Foundation at Home First
The biggest problem people have when taking their horses away from home is not having control of their horse at home. They spend no time teaching the horse how to use the thinking side of his brain and earning his respect and trust. Then, when they take him away from home, they wonder why he […]
We wrapped up our 2025 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries with full hearts and a renewed appreciation for the amazing horsemen who make our events so special. From the moment the gates opened, the crowd brought nonstop energy, enthusiasm and passion for horsemanship that made the entire weekend unforgettable. Clinton and our […]
Katlyn got her first horse when she was in high school and hasn’t been without a horse since. Her first horse, Sally, a Quarter Horse cross mare, had a spicy personality. “She was super hot and everything a first horse shouldn’t be, but I loved her. I think we worked well together because I rode […]
Question: We rescued a 15-year-old horse that was severely beaten and went blind in one eye because of it. I have been working with him for months and he’s still untrusting of others and is very scared of water and whips. I’m just now able to touch his hindquarters without him jumping and breathing hard. […]
Our second Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries of the year takes place this weekend at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg. The last time the tour came to Pennsylvania was in 2017, so we’re excited to reconnect with friends and meet new horsemen! Clinton and his Professional Clinicians will work with Clinton’s performance […]
Mindy was in the saddle and riding horses before she could walk. Her parents are avid riders, and she grew up exploring trails with them. In grade school, she started taking riding lessons and competing in gymkhanas. Later on, she got involved in rodeo queen contests, going as far as to compete at PRCA rodeos, […]
Training Tip: Three Ways to Improve the Horse Owner and Farrier Relationship
A skilled farrier is worth his weight in gold, but in a lot of cases, farriers are some of the most underappreciated and underpaid professionals in the horse industry. They are often put in dangerous situations by owners who do not care enough to take the time to properly prepare their horses to have their […]
We’re thrilled to introduce the newest additions to the Downunder Horsemanship team – 10 passionate horsemen who recently graduated from the 2025 Clinician Academy and have officially earned the title of Method Ambassador. 2025 Method Ambassadors: Trent Burch, based out of Kansas Louisburg, Kansas Maddison Burkhart, based out of Cool, California Morgan Foster, based out […]
We’re Updating Our E-Store for a Better Shopping Experience
Big things are coming to the Downunder Horsemanship e-store! We’re excited to share that we’re in the process of upgrading our online store to give you a smoother, faster and more user-friendly shopping experience. Whether you’re grabbing training equipment, restocking your Method essentials or treating yourself to a new tee or hat, the new design […]
Question: I purchased a yearling a week ago. Every time I go to halter her, she turns her butt towards me and refuses to look at me. I have just begun teaching her the Fundamentals.
