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January 21, 2025

Jumpstart Your Horsemanship Goals

Get a jumpstart on your 2025 horsemanship goals! Now through Wednesday, January 29th, when you buy two Halter and Lead Rope Sets, you’ll get $100 off premium No Worries Club membership. Premium membership gives you access to our entire training library 24/7. Plus, you’ll enjoy all the benefits of being a club member like discounts […]

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January 7, 2025

Tune In to the Academy Horse Training Series

Ever wish you could be a fly on the wall during a typical training session at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch? Here’s your chance! In our new Academy Horse Training series, we follow Professional Clinician Jeff Davis as he works with Method Ambassador Serena Bowman and the Academy Horses she has in training. Throughout the series, […]

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No Worries Club
January 7, 2025

Dirt-Road Training Series: Stash’s Second Ride

Professional Clinician Jeff Davis and Stash head out for their second dirt-road training session together. During the ride, Jeff works on building Stash’s confidence about loping down the road and then focuses on transitions with exercises such as Draw to a Stop and Shoulder In / Shoulder Out. The session marks Stash’s 27th ride, and […]

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No Worries Club
December 24, 2024

2025 Downunder Horsemanship Calendar

If you’re a No Worries Club member, keep your eye on your mailbox. You’ll be receiving a special thank-you for your loyalty soon. We’re sending out a 2025 calendar that is packed full of motivational photos and short training tips to keep you inspired to reach your horsemanship goals. The calendars started mailing out from […]

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No Worries Club
December 10, 2024

Dirt-Road Training With Jeff and Stash

In November, we started our Dirt-Road Training Series in which Clinton pairs his Professional Clinicians with colts at various stages of training to showcase how he used to train horses in Australia. Back then, Clinton was an up-and-coming trainer with nothing more than a roundpen and the dirt roads near his barn to work with. […]

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No Worries Club
December 3, 2024

Dirt-Road Training Continues

In the December No Worries Club digital download, Professional Clinician Kristin Hamacher and Patron are back for part two of their first dirt-road training session. In the lesson, Kristin gets in the saddle and gives Patron his third ride. The training session picks up where part one left off in the roundpen. After a solid […]

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No Worries Club
November 12, 2024

Black Friday is Coming Early for NWC Members

Next week, we’re holding a HUGE pre-Black Friday shopping spree for No Worries Club members. Each day, we’ll feature a different special offer. Look for discounts on halters, lead ropes, support boots, apparel, bridle sets, gift cards, membership signups and more!

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No Worries Club
November 5, 2024

Clinton’s Dirt-Road Training Series

The November No Worries Club exclusive features the first training session in a multi-part series in which Clinton throws it back to the days when he was a young trainer, starting horses in Australia. Working with Professional Clinicians Kristin Hamacher, Diego Gaona and Jeff Davis, Clinton explains how he used just a roundpen and the […]

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No Worries Club
October 8, 2024

Fall Journal Out for No Worries Club Members

The fall issue of our quarterly No Worries Club magazine features our 2024 Method Ambassadors. You’ll get to learn all about the newest members of our team as well as read their thoughts about the intense course. This issue’s training articles include desensitizing a horse to vehicles, building confidence with the cowboy curtain obstacle, and […]

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No Worries Club
September 3, 2024

Negotiating Gulleys With Your Horse

Gulleys are one object on the trail that almost all horses initially fear. One of the main reasons gulleys are so frightening is because horses have poor depth perception. It is hard for a horse to tell how far away an object is from him or how deep an object is, particularly when it is […]

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