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Academy Method Ambassadors
December 29, 2020

Meet Our 2020 Method Ambassadors

We’re excited to introduce our newest Method Ambassadors! Each horseman is certified to teach the Fundamentals level of the Method and offer public clinics and private lessons and accept horses for training. Learn more about each of the outstanding horsemen and contact them directly by visiting their websites. Jim Anderson – Ozark, Arkansas Natalie Hagler […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General Shop Downunder Horsemanship
December 29, 2020

Happy New Year

Best wishes for a happy and healthy new year filled with plenty of time with your horses! We’re looking forward to a great 2021, and appreciate all of your support over the past year. As a reminder: Our e-store will be shut down Thursday, December 31st as we do an end-of-year inventory count. No orders […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 29, 2020

Handling a Horse’s Bad Stall Manners

Bad manners should never be overlooked in horses, but they’re especially important to address when it comes to entering a horse’s stall. Cranky and disrespectful behavior turns dangerous quickly when you’re trapped in a small space with a 1,000-pound animal. In the training guide, “Mind Your Manners,” Clinton addresses two common problems associated with horses […]

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Sponsors
December 29, 2020

Thank You to Our Sponsors

A big part of Clinton’s success is the loyalty he’s inspired in equine businesses to partner with him as he teaches the world about the Downunder Horsemanship Method. Many of our sponsors have been with Clinton from the very beginning of his career and continue to support his business endeavors. Help us in recognizing our […]

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Training Tips
December 22, 2020

Training Tip: Horses That Check Out at Competition

Horses are smart enough to know when they can chump us and when they can’t. For example, more than likely, if your horse spooked at an object when you were riding him at home, you’d immediately correct him and solve the problem. However, when we’re at a show and we’re being judged, most of us […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 22, 2020

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas from our team to you and your family! Our office will be closed Wednesday, December 23rd through Friday, December 25th to celebrate the holiday. We’ll resume normal business hours, 8 a.m.

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Clinton Anderson Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 22, 2020

Successful Move to the Arkansas Ranch

Clinton and the ranch team made their move to the new ranch located in Farmington, Arkansas last Thursday. Moving the performance horse program to the new facility has been a meticulous process as bits and pieces of the operation have moved over the course of the last few months. The final trip went smoothly, and […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 22, 2020

Tips for Leading Your Horse

How well your horse leads says a lot about his training. A well-trained horse follows his handler like a shadow, never lagging behind and dragging on the lead rope, or racing ahead and pulling the handler off their feet. Horses don’t magically know how to lead, though, so it’s important to spend time teaching them. […]

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No Worries Club
December 22, 2020

Earn Double the Rewards When Your Friends Join the NWC

Now through the end of December, when you refer a friend to join the No Worries Club, you’ll earn a $60 coupon to the Downunder Horsemanship e-store. We’re doubling your reward throughout the entire month! Instead of earning a $30 coupon to the Downunder Horsemanship e-store, you’ll earn a $60 coupon for every friend you […]

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Training Tips
December 15, 2020

Training Tip: Horses That Run Through a One Rein Stop

Here’s a scenario that’s common for a lot of riders: They’re riding their horse on the trail and the horse spooks and takes off. When they do a One Rein Stop to regain control of the situation, the horse bends his head to the side, but keeps running sideways. When you do a One Rein […]

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