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Clinton Anderson Clinics Downunder Horsemanship - General
January 3, 2017
Three Groundwork Exercises That Will Change the Partnership You Have With Your Horse
Groundwork for Horses When Clinton works with the group of horsemen in his Rancho Murieta, California Fundamentals Clinic, January 13th – 15th, he’ll teach them the groundwork and riding exercises that make up the Fundamentals level of the Method. Included in the exercises Clinton will teach the horsemen are three groundwork exercises that are game […]
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Clinton Anderson Clinics
January 3, 2017
Colt Starting Clinic Added to 2017 Schedule
For the past several years, the annual Downunder Horsemanship Colt Starting Clinic has boasted starting as many as 50 colts per clinic with phenomenal results. Ask anyone who’s participated in the clinic, and you’re sure to hear them recount an experience laced with statements such as “I couldn’t believe we were able to accomplish that […]
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Walkabout Tours
January 3, 2017
First 2017 Walkabout Tour a Month Away
Horsemen who attend Clinton’s Clemson, South Carolina Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries at the T. Ed Garrison Livestock Arena, February 4th and 5th, can expect a weekend of non-stop horsemanship instruction and inspiration. Training demos scheduled for the event include: colt starting, training on the trail, advanced riding, beyond fundamentals groundwork, one-on-one help, desensitizing […]
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Clinton Anderson Clinics
January 3, 2017
Clinton’s Taking the Method to Georgia
It’s another two months until Clinton heads to Conyers, Georgia to teach a three-day Fundamentals Clinic, but horsemen are already looking forward to the course. In fact, more than half of the clinic’s participant spots are spoken for. During the clinic, Clinton will help horsemen raise their expectation levels about the performance they accept from […]
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Clinician
January 3, 2017
Rewarding Results
Professional Clinician Diego Gaona practically grew up on the back of a horse and turned his horsemanship passion into a thriving career as a clinician. Today, he is one of Clinton’s top hands. Based in Fredericksburg, Texas, Diego teaches all levels of the Method and has a relaxed manner that immediately puts horses and humans […]
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Training Tips
December 27, 2016
Training Tip: What’s the Rush?
If you notice that your horse is in a hurry as you’re heading back home, do plenty of transitions with him to get his mind on you. When you do get back to the barn, put his feet to work. Spend ten minutes trotting and cantering him around the barn or in a nearby arena. […]
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Clinton Anderson Clinics
December 27, 2016
Fundamentals Coming to South Texas
In February, Clinton is headed south to Robstown, Texas, a suburb of Corpus Christi, to spend three days helping horsemen become better leaders for their horses. The three-day clinic is for you, if … You want to be a more confident rider. The groundwork and riding exercises Clinton will teach you over the three days […]
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Downunder Horsemanship - General Sponsors
December 27, 2016
Hats Off to Our Sponsors
It would be impossible to share the Method and operate Downunder Horsemanship without our sponsors’ support. Many of our sponsors and corporate partners have been with Clinton from the very beginning of his career and continue to support his business endeavors. Help us thank our sponsors for the incredible work they do to not only […]
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Clinician
December 27, 2016
Colorado Clinician
This spring, Certified Clinician Dale Cunningham will begin his seventh year of traveling the country to share the Method with horsemen. Life as a clinician can be hectic, but the Conifer, Colorado horseman says it’s a lifestyle he embraces. “Being a Certified Clinician is definitely all I thought it would be, and so much more. […]
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Training Tips
December 20, 2016
Training Tip: Introducing Your Horse to Trail Riding
I prefer to ride a horse out by myself so that it’s just the two of us. When you get two or more horses on the trail, they have a tendency to want to race one another and get reactive. And, when you do ride your horse outside the first time, you want to give […]
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