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Earlier this spring, Clinton gave a video tour of his new barn in Farmington, Arkansas. That first video was an overview of the entire facility and viewers had plenty of questions about all of its features. To answer your questions and give more details about each section of the new barn, Clinton is filming more […]
Read MoreIf you haven’t ridden your horse in a while, it’s likely that he’ll be fresh the first time you go to ride him. Fresh horses have an abundance of energy that needs to be directed in a constructive manner. “If your horse has had extended time off, don’t pull him out of the barn, saddle […]
Read MoreThe Methodology Series is a video series in which Clinton shares important lessons he’s learned (some the hard way!) throughout his horsemanship journey. His experiences and the tips he picked up from his mentors will provide insight to help you develop your skills as a horseman. Videos in the series: Three Equal Doses Own Your […]
Read MoreJigging – that irritating half-prance horses fall into when they want to go faster and you won’t let them – is a symptom of nervousness or a lack of foundation. “Before you can fix your horse’s problem, you first have to understand why he is behaving the way that he is. Is your horse hot […]
Read MoreTrailer-loading troubles are some of the most common issues all equestrians experience at one point or another with their horses. In his Trouble-Free Trailer Loading video series, Clinton explains how he builds a horse’s confidence about getting on the trailer and being comfortable with the experience. To make the series the most educational for horsemen, […]
Read MoreLast May, Clinton filmed a sixth training session for the Performance Horses: Reined Cow Horse Series, working with Hulk and Lincoln. Hulk’s full training session is available for No Worries Club members to watch. Throughout the session, Clinton walks viewers through warming the then 3-year-old gelding up and working a cow. To watch the full […]
Read MoreOur development team has been hard at work to improve the Downunder Horsemanship app user experience with Roku. If you’re using a Roku to watch training videos and have been having streaming issues, please update the app on your device and follow the instructions below to improve your experience. To update the app: Using your […]
Read MoreIf you saddle your horse up and hit the trail after a rainstorm, you’re likely to come across areas of mud. Because your horse’s eyesight gives him poor depth perception, he’ll probably view muddy areas on the trail as black holes you’re asking him to step in. Not only that, but depending on the type […]
Read MoreWith nearly 30 years of professional experience working with horses and helping people safely train them, Clinton has become an expert at bringing out the best in both. In the Philosophy video series, he shares his approach to horsemanship and personal training experiences, detailing what he feels everyone should know about horses before working with […]
Read MoreHorses that misbehave in group situations are a hazard to themselves and others. More than likely, you’ve been on a trail ride with a pinny-eared horse that snakes his head around to bite others or tries to lash out with his hind legs. One pinny-eared horse can disrupt an otherwise enjoyable ride and create a […]
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