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Training Tips
December 22, 2015

Training Tip: My Training Bit of Choice

When it comes to training a horse, there is no better type of bit than a snaffle. Snaffle bits are direct pressure bits, meaning that they apply pressure directly to the horse’s mouth. The reins attach directly to and are level with the mouthpiece of the bit. A snaffle bit applies pressure to the horse’s […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 22, 2015

Happy Holidays!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Clinton and the Downunder Horsemanship team! We hope you get to spend the holidays with those you love, and of course the special horses in your life. We’ve appreciated your support throughout the year and look forward to helping you work toward reaching your personal horsemanship goals in […]

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Clinician
December 22, 2015

Kudos for Certified Clinician Mitch Gassen

“Thank you very much for all your work with Moonrise and all the time you spent with us! You have been instrumental in putting us on the right path for achieving our goals with Moonrise. We sincerely appreciate your excellent communication, thorough effort, and special attention to our objectives. Your attention to detail is reflected […]

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Clinton Anderson Clinics Downunder Horsemanship - General Walkabout Tours
December 22, 2015

Promote the Method, Earn Great Benefits

If you have a passion for Downunder Horsemanship and the Method and love sharing it with other horsemen, join our Street Team and earn perks for your commitment! How to Try Out: Fill out and submit the Street Team application.  The Downunder Horsemanship team will review applications and select a street team for each of […]

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Training Tips
December 15, 2015

Training Tip: Mouthy Horses

When a horse gets mouthy — he nips or nibbles shirt sleeves, jackets or the lead rope — the behavior is often brushed aside. This is especially true with young horses, the most likely culprits of this behavior. A foal mouthing your shirt sleeve doesn’t seem like a big deal; in fact, a lot of […]

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Clinton Anderson Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 15, 2015

Here We Come, Queensland!

This weekend, Clinton is joining his mentor, Ian Francis, for a two-day training demonstration at the Queensland State Equestrian Centre (QSEC) in Caboolture, Queensland, December 19th and 20th. The event marks the first time Clinton and Ian have held an event together in Australia and will be Clinton’s first public event in his home country […]

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Clinician Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 15, 2015

Congratulations to Our Newest Certified Clinicians!

Clinton and the Downunder Horsemanship team are sending out a huge congratulations to Mitch Gassen and Shayla Smock for earning their Certified Clinician titles. The two horsemen spent 18 months learning the Method at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch and impressed Clinton with their ability to train a horse and teach people, and most importantly, their […]

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Clinton Anderson Clinics Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 15, 2015

Ocala, Florida Fundamentals Clinic

We’re a month away from Clinton’s three-day Fundamentals Clinic in Ocala, Florida. The clinic is being held at the beautiful Florida Horse Park and is open to spectators. The class is full with 20 participants, and Clinton will step the riders and their horses through the exercises in the Fundamentals Series. It’s a great way […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
December 15, 2015

Call the Ranch Your Home Away From Home

Clinton is inviting horsemen from around the world to bring their horses to his ranch and stay as long as they’d like. RV hookups are available and each horse receives his own individual run that’s attached to a lockable storage area. While at the ranch, you have full use of the covered arena, round arena, […]

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Training Tips
December 8, 2015

Training Tip: Arena-Shy Horses

Like any problem you’re having with your horse that involves him not wanting to be where you want him to go, make the right thing easy and the wrong thing difficult. You’ll do that by hustling the horse’s feet where he wants to be (outside the arena) and letting him rest where you want him […]

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