Downunder Horsemanship - General

Road Trip Tips for Traveling With Your Equine Partner

Plan to stop every three to four hours to give your horse a short break. There’s no need to unload him, and in fact, unless you can stop at a farm along the way, it’s unsafe to take him off the trailer. If it is a warm day, find a shady place to park the […]

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Tie Your Horse Smart

It’s a great tool that makes tying as safe as possible and actually teaches a horse to stand calmly. While the groundwork and training you do decrease the chance of your horse pulling back and fighting the pressure when tied, they don’t guarantee that he will never pull back. That’s why I recommend using the […]

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Use Your Noggin, Shop Smart

< from Downunder Horsemanship, borrow them from a friend or even rent them from a library. We love hearing stories of how an educated Method follower loaned or gave a curious horseman or an owner who was frustrated with their horse’s bad behavior a DVD to learn more about Clinton and the Method. Those acts […]

On the Road to New York

Get your hands on one of our tour programs. Not only will you learn all about how Clinton established Downunder Horsemanship and get insider info on Diez, Marty and Phoenix, but you’ll be entered in incredible giveaways that include Method and Professional Series kits, mecate sets, DVDs and more! Each program has a number printed […]

Challenge Yourself: Go Bridleless

Bridleless riding is often shrouded in mystic and treated as if it’s magical. Nothing could be further from the truth. In Go Bridleless, a three-disc DVD series that runs 5.5 hours, Clinton shows you step-by-step how to teach your horse to ride without a bridle. He demonstrates how to introduce the subject all the way […]

Clinton Reveals the Secret to a Well-Broke Horse

Viewers of “Clinton Anderson’s Outback Adventure” television series will learn more about the importance Clinton places on that theory in this week’s episode. Clinton trains Bundy outside of the arena for the first time and discusses long rides, wet saddle pads and concentrated training as well as the importance of adding variety in a horse’s […]

Build a Strong Foundation at Home First

Trying to fix a specific problem with a horse that lacks a basic foundation of respectful behavior is like trying to build a house on a concrete slab that is chipped, broken and set at an angle. Even if you do get the house built, it’s not going to be safe. It’s going to start […]