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Method Ambassadors
August 30, 2016

Meet our Newest Method Ambassadors

Thirteen talented horsemen graduated the Clinician Academy this month as Method Ambassadors and are excited to help horse owners achieve their horsemanship dreams! The individuals completed nine weeks of intense, hands-on learning at the ranch and were tested in-depth over their knowledge of the Method. The Ambassadors are located throughout the United States and Australia […]

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Clinton Anderson Clinics
August 30, 2016

Cross Off Your Horsemanship Wish List

Did you make a list of goals you wished to accomplish with your horse this year? With only four months left of 2016, time is winding down to cross those goals off your list! If one of your goals was to challenge your knowledge and better the partnership you share with your horse, there’s no […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
August 30, 2016

Tickets to our Event of the Year are Running Low

Our second annual Ranch Rally is just two months away, and this year’s event promises to be bigger and better than last year’s! The ultimate Downunder Horsemanship experience, the Rally is two days dedicated to learning in-depth and advanced training practices, going behind-the-scenes at the ranch and learning how Clinton cares for his horses, and […]

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Sponsors
August 30, 2016

Vetericyn Wants to Hear Your Story

Vetericyn is non-toxic, steroid-free, antibiotic-free, and does not contain alcohol or tea tree oils. Vetericyn is safe to use around the eyes, ears, nose and mouth. Vetericyn products have been shown to be effective on livestock, cats, dogs, horses, and even exotic animals like birds, snakes, rabbits, lizards, gerbils and more! Vetericyn has been shown […]

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Training Tips
August 23, 2016

Training Tip: Train Your Horse on the Trail

One of the best places to train your horse is outside on the trail. While it may be a little more challenging to you to train with the added distractions of being in an uncontrolled environment, there is no denying that horses enjoy working outdoors. Trail work is so much more interesting to your horse […]

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Clinton Anderson Clinics
August 23, 2016

Oregon Fundamentals Clinic This Week

A dedicated group of horsemen and their equine partners are gearing up for three days of hands-on learning with Clinton. The clinician is teaching a three-day Fundamentals Clinic at The Oregon Horse Center in Eugene, starting Friday, August 26th. The clinic will begin at 9:00 a.m. daily, include an hour lunch break and end around […]

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Clinton Anderson Signature Horses
August 23, 2016

The Horse You’re Dreaming Of

Clinton has mastered the craft of matching horses with people to create safe and enjoyable partnerships. Horsemen who partner with one of Clinton’s Signature Horses appreciate the horse’s willingness and phenomenal training as well as the support Clinton provides for the life of the horse. The secret to Clinton’s match-making success is only selecting horses […]

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Sponsors
August 23, 2016

Be Prepared for Winter

Winter will be here faster than we think, and Ritchie wants you to be prepared! From now until October 15th, Ritchie is offering a limited-time rebate on select WaterMatic Series units. Learn all about the watering solutions Ritchie offers on its website.

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Clinton Anderson Clinics
August 23, 2016

Become a Better Horseman

Learn the Intermediate level of the Method at the ranch, November 1st -11th. The Intermediate Clinic covers 16 groundwork exercises and 17 riding exercises, including Sidepassing, Bridle Bending, Rollbacks, Shoulder In/Shoulder Out, Leads, and Draw to a Walk. During the clinic, Clinton’s Professional Clinicians work with you and your horse in the arena, on the […]

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Training Tips
August 18, 2016

Training Tip: The Independent Seat

The ultimate goal of riding is to have an independent seat. An independent seat means that you’re balanced in the saddle – you don’t grip the horse’s sides or the saddle with your legs and you don’t hold onto the reins to stay on the horse’s back. You should be able to go where the […]

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