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March 14, 2023

We Want Your Input

From time to time, we introduce new colors to our line of halters and lead ropes for limited runs. Our latest color is a beautiful hunter green that compliments any horse and has been popular with our customers. As our warehouse team is stocking up on supplies, we want your input on a future color. […]

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February 21, 2023

Hunter Green Halter and Lead Rope Sets Going Fast

Judging by how quickly our limited-edition hunter green halter and lead rope sets are flying out of our warehouse, you’re loving them just as much as we do! Members have been sharing photos of their horses modeling the rich green color.                     For the past few […]

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January 31, 2023

All-New Hunter Green Halter and Lead Rope Set

For the first time ever, our must-have halters and lead ropes are available in a gorgeous hunter green! The rich color pops on horses with lighter coats, such as palominos, greys and buckskins, and compliments the darker hues of bay, black and sorrel. Clinton loves the new color on his roan cow horses! The limited-edition […]

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December 6, 2022

Roo Cheer Holiday Sale

Put a little Roo in your holiday cheer this season! Now through Friday, December 9th, use coupon code ROOCHEER at checkout to take $50 off any purchase of $150 and up. (Limit one coupon use per customer.

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November 29, 2022

Ship Your Gifts In Time

If you’re buying gifts for the holiday season, this is your friendly reminder to get your shopping done in the next two weeks. The United States Postal Service suggests having your packages shipped by Friday, December 17th to ensure delivery in time for Christmas using ground shipping. After the 17th, you’ll need to choose a […]

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November 15, 2022

Squeeze, Cluck and Spank for a Good Deal

Dust off your shopping skills and get prepared for the biggest sale of the year. We’re easing you into holiday shopping and our big Black Friday weekend with a buy-one-get-one gift card sale. Now through Friday, November 18th, when you purchase a $50, $100 or $200 gift card, you can get one half off! Our […]

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November 8, 2022

Shop Now, Pay Later at Walkabout Tours

A month ago, we introduced Sezzle to our online store. Now, we’re making the popular payment platform available at Walkabout Tours, starting with our November 19th and 20th stop at the Jacksonville Equestrian Center in Florida. With Sezzle, you can split your entire purchase into four interest-free payments, over a six-week period with no impact […]

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October 11, 2022

“In It To Win It” T-Shirt Profits to be Donated to the NBCF

During the month of October, Clinton is donating 100 percent of the profits raised from our new “In It To Win It” Pink Ribbon Roo t-shirts to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. The NBCF was founded in 1991 and strives to help those affected by breast cancer through early detection, education and support services. The […]

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September 27, 2022

Shop With Sezzle on the Downunder Horsemanship Store

We’re excited to share that we’ve added Sezzle to our online store to make your shopping experience with us even better! The program allows you to split your entire online purchase into four interest-free payments, over a six-week period with no impact to your credit. You’ll pay 25% when you place your order, 25% two […]

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August 23, 2022

Choosing the Best Saddle Pad for You and Your Horse

When Clinton established his first training barn in Australia after finishing his apprenticeships with Gordon McKinlay and Ian Francis, he took in a variety of horses. He quickly became frustrated with dry spots appearing on the horses’ backs after training sessions, which, in some cases, led to soreness issues. He determined the cause was poorly […]

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