Limited Opportunity to Get Your Horse Trained at the Ranch

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Professional Clinicians Jeff Davis and Shayla Smock are accepting a limited number of horses to train at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch in Stephenville, Texas. The clinicians are usually on the road teaching clinics and private lessons, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they aren’t able to travel and now have time to train horses for the public. The horses selected will go through the six-week Academy Horse Program.

Listen to Clinton explain the rare opportunity in this video.

Jeff and Shayla spent three years at the ranch learning the Method and working alongside Clinton to fine-tune their horsemanship skills. As Professional Clinicians, they earned Clinton’s highest level of certification and are able to teach people and train horses through all levels of the Method, from Fundamentals through Advanced and Foal Training through Trick Training.

Learn more about Jeff and Shayla on the Certified Clinician website. Jeff’s contact information: [email protected] or 386-249-1742. Shayla’s contact information: [email protected] or 254-459-0605.

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