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Training Tips
July 29, 2025

Training Tip: Take Your Horse’s Backing to the Next Level

In the Fundamentals Series, we teach our horses four methods of backing up on the ground. Each method of backing is designed to teach the horse a different concept and is important to building a solid foundation. You’ll often hear me say that the better you can get a horse to back up, the more […]

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Walkabout Tours
July 29, 2025

We Want to Support Your Cause in Iowa

At every Walkabout Tour stop, we’re proud to partner with our featured sponsor, Ritchie Industries, to spotlight a local non-profit through our Ritchie Charity Ball Toss. This initiative has become a highlight of the tour and a fun way for our community of horsemen to give back. Here’s how it works: We team up with […]

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Method Ambassadors
July 29, 2025

Meet Method Ambassador Adam O’Daniel

Adam got his start in the equine industry after he graduated high school. He’d always been interested in horses, but he’d only ever ridden friends’ horses a handful of times. When he saw an opportunity to work at a performance horse ranch in Oklahoma, he took it. The farm, located just east of Oklahoma City, […]

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Training Tips
July 22, 2025

Training Tip: Doing Rollbacks on the Fence With a Blind Horse

Question: I had just completed the Intermediate groundwork with my mare and things were going great. Unfortunately, she got an illness that caused her to go blind rather quickly. Her confidence was shot.

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Walkabout Tours
July 22, 2025

Four Horses’ Lives Set to Change in Iowa

Get ready, Iowa! On September 6 and 7, the Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries is taking over the National Cattle Congress Fairgrounds, bringing two full days of action-packed horsemanship and transformational training. Clinton and our team of Professional Clinicians will be diving into every stage of the Method – from starting colts safely to […]

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Method Ambassadors
July 22, 2025

Meet Method Ambassador Jessica Shepherd

Jessica was raised on a dairy farm in northern Minnesota, where she grew up trail riding with her family and participated in 4-H. She dabbled in a variety of disciplines, trying western pleasure and then focused on running barrels. “I realized I couldn’t afford to rodeo, so I got into the English world and quickly […]

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Clinton Anderson
July 22, 2025

Bud Lyon Keeps It Real With Clinton

If you’re tired of sugar-coated horsemanship stories, the newest episode of the Uncut & Real Raw podcast is for you. Clinton welcomes National Reining Horse Association professional and multi-American Quarter Horse Association World Champion Bud Lyon of Bud Lyon Performance Horses to the Uncut & Real Raw podcast. This no-holds-barred conversation pulls back the curtain […]

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Training Tips
July 15, 2025

Training Tip: Your Horse Needs a Solid Foundation at Home First

The biggest problem people have when taking their horses away from home is not having control of their horse at home. They spend no time teaching the horse how to use the thinking side of his brain and earning his respect and trust. Then, when they take him away from home, they wonder why he […]

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Walkabout Tours
July 15, 2025

Thank You, Harrisburg Tour Attendees!

We wrapped up our 2025 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries with full hearts and a renewed appreciation for the amazing horsemen who make our events so special. From the moment the gates opened, the crowd brought nonstop energy, enthusiasm and passion for horsemanship that made the entire weekend unforgettable. Clinton and our […]

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Method Ambassadors
July 15, 2025

Meet Method Ambassador Katlyn Triano

Katlyn got her first horse when she was in high school and hasn’t been without a horse since. Her first horse, Sally, a Quarter Horse cross mare, had a spicy personality. “She was super hot and everything a first horse shouldn’t be, but I loved her. I think we worked well together because I rode […]

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