Lake St. Louis Starts Off Our 2024 Walkabout Tours

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An enthusiastic crowd of horsemen gathered for our first Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries of the year! The two-day event was full of horsemanship advice, inspiration and entertainment. Throughout the weekend, Clinton and Professional Clinicians Jeff Davis and Diego Gaona worked with Clinton’s personal horses and several local horses in a colt starting demonstration, a trouble-free trailer loading session, a gaining respect on the ground demonstration and a riding with confidence session.

Throughout the event, Clinton gave away over $9,000 worth of training tools and equipment. Caroline Wagoner was the event’s grand prize winner, walking away with the complete Downunder Horsemanship training library.

It was a great weekend for our Ritchie Charity Ball Toss group Saddle Up for St. Jude. The non-profit raises funds to support the children of St. Jude Research Hospital so that their families don’t have to pay any bills. Over the weekend, the group earned $5,700 to support their cause.

A big thank you to our Walkabout Tour featured sponsor, Ritchie Industries, as well as our team of sponsors and everyone who joined us in Lake St. Louis, Missouri to make the event a huge success!

Two more Walkabout Tours remain on our 2024 schedule. Clinton will be bringing the event to Rancho Murieta, California, July 27 and 28, and Clemson, South Carolina, December 21 and 22. Get all the details on our website.

Photo courtesy Alexis Oilar of Alexis Oilar Creations

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