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No Worries Club
May 27, 2025

Training Tip: Help for an Out-of-Control Barrel Horse

Question: I practice the Method with my barrel horse and have gotten great results. He rides great at home and even before a race in the warm-up pen. He’s soft, tuned in to me and relaxed. As soon as I run a pattern on him it’s like a light switches and he becomes a completely […]

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Academy Method Ambassadors
May 27, 2025

Ten Horsemen Certified as Method Ambassadors

We are proud to announce the certification of 10 dedicated horsemen as Method Ambassadors. These accomplished individuals successfully completed the rigorous Clinician Academy last week, marking a major milestone in their horsemanship journeys and a significant step in their professional careers. 2025 Method Ambassadors: Trent Burch Maddison Burkhart Morgan Foster Synda Hunting Rachel Johnk Matt […]

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Shop Downunder Horsemanship
May 27, 2025

Saddle Up and Save With Our Memorial Day Sale

Ride into savings this week! From May 26th – May 30th, we’re holding a sitewide sale and No Worries Club signup specials. Save 25% With Code ROOUSA25 Use code ROOUSA25 at checkout to take 25% off your order of $250 or more. Your cart total must be $250 or more before taxes and shipping for […]

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Training Tips
May 20, 2025

Training Tip: An Important Lesson All Horse Trainers Should Experience

Your farrier is vital to your horse’s overall health and wellbeing and plays a key role in your horse’s ability to perform. A skilled farrier is worth his weight in gold, but in a lot of cases, farriers are some of the most underappreciated and underpaid professionals in the horse industry. They are often put […]

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Clinton Anderson Performance Horses No Worries Club
May 20, 2025

Watch Clinton’s Pre-Futurity Training Session With Bailey

In the newest release in the performance horse series, Clinton shares a training session with his 3-year-old filly Bailey. The session was filmed at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch in September 2024. At the time, Clinton was focused on preparing Bailey for the National Reined Cow Horse Association Futurity the following month. In this session, Clinton […]

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Academy
May 20, 2025

Good Luck to Our Academy Students

It’s an exciting and pivotal week at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch as the horsemen enrolled in the 2025 Clinician Academy are in their final testing. The dedicated students have already passed a written exam that covered the philosophy behind the Method. Now, they are demonstrating everything they’ve learned throughout the rigorous program. Clinton is personally […]

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Training Tips
May 13, 2025

Training Tip: Horse Bolts Out of the Trailer

Question: I have a gelding who will load onto the trailer—not confidently but he will go in. When it’s time to unload, he pulls back really hard to get out as quickly as he can. It’s really unsafe and I’m wondering if you have any advice on how best to approach this issue? – Meegan […]

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Clinton Anderson
May 13, 2025

Brett Stone Featured on the Uncut & Real Raw Podcast

When Brett Stone rode Boomernic to the 1992 National Reining Horse Association Open Futurity championship, he brought with him a major change to the sport. Brett joins Clinton to talk about that once-in-a-lifetime moment and how it ultimately shaped today’s reining horses. Born and raised in Arizona, Brett didn’t get actively involved with horses until […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General No Worries Club
May 13, 2025

Big Savings and Free Gift Alert

There’s never been a better time to join the No Worries Club or renew your membership! Now through May 21, we’re offering 25% off our annual Premium No Worries Club membership, plus you’ll also receive a free halter just for signing up. Whether you’re looking to start your horsemanship journey or take your skills to […]

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Training Tips
May 6, 2025

Training Tip: Teach Your Horse to Lower His Head for Bridling

Anytime I’m haltering or bridling a horse, I want him to lower his head and slightly look in at me. That’s the complete opposite of a horse throwing his head up in the air, trying to get away from you, while you have to get on your tiptoes to reach his face. I teach my […]

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