It’s Show Season! Put Safety First for Horses, Riders and Spectators
By Classic Equine Equipment Hosting a show or event introduces a vibrance that can energize even the calmest equine. Visitors of all ages crowd your walkways. Horses are being led in all directions.
Charly Crawford Joins Clinton on the Uncut & Real Raw Podcast
Clinton welcomes Charly Crawford, a 10-time National Finals Rodeo qualifier and one of the most respected names in roping, to the Uncut & Real Raw podcast. In this episode, you’ll hear the two go head-to-head in a no-holds-barred conversation about success, mindset, failure and what it really takes to stay at the top of your […]
Training Tip: Horse is a Basket Case Around Other Horses
Question: My horse rides great on the trail when it’s just me and him, but when I try to ride with other people, it’s a wreck. He gets super nervous, and at times, I feel like I can barely control him. What can I do? Answer: It’s common for horses to ride well on the […]
The dates for the 2026 Clinician Academy are set. The seven-week course will be held April 6 through May 22 at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch in Farmington, Arkansas. The Clinician Academy is an intensive course designed for serious horsemen who want to take their knowledge and skill to the next level. Whether your goal is […]
We are excited to bring the Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, this July 12 and 13. Held at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, this unforgettable two-day event is packed with education, inspiration and hands-on horsemanship solutions that will leave you fired up and ready to achieve your goals […]
Training Tip: Teach Your Horse to Be Confident About Having His Feet Handled
It’s not your farrier’s responsibility to train your horse to stand quietly while his feet are worked on. Long before you make an appointment with your farrier, you should begin working on getting your horse confident about having his feet handled and then preparing him for standing for the farrier. We begin teaching our horses […]
With two dirt-road training sessions behind them, Kristin and her colt Patron are settling in and making big progress. At the start of the series, Patron had only been ridden twice in a roundpen. Now, Kristin’s got him loping down a dirt road with confidence and is working on putting a good handle on the […]
Downunder Horsemanship Welcomes Stillwell Inc. to Its Team
Horse trainer Clinton Anderson is excited to add Stillwell Inc. to his Downunder Horsemanship team of sponsors. The company has operations in Minnesota and Texas and produces hydraulic trailer jacks and lifting systems to fit any application.
The American Performance Horseman: Special Offer for Followers
If you love watching world-class riders and horses perform, battling it out against their peers, you don’t want to miss The American Performance Horseman taking place July 19 at the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. This one-of-a-kind event showcases the very best athletes in cutting, reining and reined cow horse in one night. The […]
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 […]