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No Worries Club
September 5, 2017

Find it on the No Worries Club Website: Tips to Better a Horse’s Collection

A No Worries Club member asks Clinton: I have a 9-year-old Quarter Horse that is very light in the face and he collects nicely at the walk and trot. What exercises can I do to better his collection at the canter? Listen to Clinton’s answer by going to the Q&A section of the No Worries […]

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No Worries Club
August 29, 2017

Find it on the No Worries Club Website: The Cigar Exercise

When it comes to teaching his horses how to do flying lead changes, Clinton relies on the Cigar Exercise to prepare the horses for the maneuver. The exercise gets its name from the cigar-shaped pattern you’ll ride your horse in, teaching him to pick up his shoulders and position his body for a lead change. […]

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No Worries Club
August 22, 2017

Find it on the No Worries Club: Horse Gets Nervous About Unloading Out of the Trailer

A No Worries Club member asks Clinton: “Chance loads easily now into our four-horse slant trailer; however, he has a new problem that has begun this year. He gets really nervous when we try to back him out of it. He almost sits on his rump when he gets to the halfway point. Then, when […]

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No Worries Club
August 15, 2017

Clinton is Back with the AZRR in the August No Worries Club Exclusive

The Arizona Range Riders are serious about two things: learning the Method and having fun while doing it. Clinton visited the Arizona based Method meet-up group and worked with several of its members, helping them with problems they were having and offering advice so that they could refine maneuvers. In this lesson, Clinton helps Rose […]

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No Worries Club
August 8, 2017

Find it on the No Worries Club Website: When to End a Training Session

A training session shouldn’t be about a set length of time as much as it should be about how your horse is reacting and listening to you. In the spring 2012 No Worries Journal article “When to End a Training Session,” Clinton explains how he decides when to stop working with a horse for a […]

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July 31, 2017

Incredible Prizes for No Worries Club Members at the Ranch Rally

This is the last year we’ll be holding the Ranch Rally, and in true Downunder Horsemanship fashion, we’re going to take the event out with a bang! During this year’s Rally, we’re putting a special emphasis on celebrating our No Worries Club members. All No Worries Club members who attend the Rally will be put […]

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No Worries Club
July 31, 2017

Find it on the No Worries Club Website: Regaining Lost Confidence

“As we age, things change. A lot of the things I did 10 years ago, I can’t do now. Sometimes our center of gravity shifts.

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No Worries Club
July 25, 2017

Find it on the No Worries Club Website: The Four-Day Rule

“When we’re training horses at the ranch, we have a four-day rule for introducing exercises and dropping exercises out of the rotation. This ‘rule,’ as well as training the horses on the trail and over the obstacle course, keeps their lessons interesting and new. A horse that is engaged in what you’re teaching him will […]

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No Worries Club
July 18, 2017

Don’t Miss the Summer Edition of the No Worries Journal

The summer issue of the No Worries Journal is out and packed full of inspirational stories, how-to training articles and exciting innovations coming from Downunder Horsemanship. You’ll learn how to troubleshoot lead changes, master hills, meet Clinton’s up-and-coming performance horse Evil Canivile, welcome Faith Stevenson as a Certified Clinician, and learn how a young man’s […]

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No Worries Club
July 11, 2017

Find it on the No Worries Club Website: Put an End to Pawing

Pawing the ground with one front hoof is a clear sign of impatience and frustration on the horse’s part. You’ve probably seen the horse that digs himself into a hole when left tied up or bangs a front hoof against the stall impatiently until he’s fed. It’s kind of like a little kid rolling around […]

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