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Downunder Horsemanship - General
July 15, 2014

Rope Halter Resources

Whether you’re in the market for a rope halter or need a refresher course on how to properly tie your halter, we have the resources you need. No matter if you have a Quarter Horse, Thoroughbred, Clydesdale, Arabian, mini, or are raising a foal, working with a yearling or starting a 2-year-old, we have a […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
July 15, 2014

Road Trip Tips for Traveling With Your Equine Partner

Plan to stop every three to four hours to give your horse a short break. There’s no need to unload him, and in fact, unless you can stop at a farm along the way, it’s unsafe to take him off the trailer. If it is a warm day, find a shady place to park the […]

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Clinician
July 8, 2014

Meet Certified Clinician Jeff Davis

Quick Facts: Jeff was born into a family of horse lovers – both of his parents ride horses and family trail rides were common occurrences while Jeff was growing up. “Our horses weren’t fancy – they were just backyard pets, but we put a lot of miles on them going on trail rides and overnight […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
June 24, 2014

Tie Your Horse Smart

It’s a great tool that makes tying as safe as possible and actually teaches a horse to stand calmly. While the groundwork and training you do decrease the chance of your horse pulling back and fighting the pressure when tied, they don’t guarantee that he will never pull back. That’s why I recommend using the […]

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