Downunder News
Sort
Start Date Start Date
End Date Dec 30, 2024
Category All Categories
Reset
Search Search News

News Archive

Walkabout Tours
October 31, 2023

We’re Looking Forward to an Action-Packed Weekend in Houston

Our team is headed south to Conroe, Texas, for this weekend’s Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries. The event will round out our 2023 tour season and features Clinton and his Professional Clinicians working with a variety of horses in seven training demonstrations. Along with learning in-depth training techniques to better their horsemanship, horsemen in […]

Read More
Downunder Horsemanship - General Shop Downunder Horsemanship
October 31, 2023

Share Your Horse in Burgundy

Judging by how quickly our limited-edition burgundy training essentials are leaving our warehouse, you’re loving the color just as much as we do! We want to see how sharp your horses look in the limited-edition color. Share photos of your horse fashioning the burgundy halters and lead ropes with us by tagging Downunder Horsemanship in […]

Read More
Sponsors
October 31, 2023

Maximizing Your Horse Barn Efficiency and Safety

By Classic Equine Equipment Size, aesthetics and horse safety are among key considerations when planning a new equestrian barn.  Equally important is ensuring that the facility is designed to optimize efficiency for your use and comfort for your equine companions. Here are three key areas that, when planning, can make a positive difference for barn […]

Read More
Training Tips
October 24, 2023

Training Tip: Teach at the Trot to Keep Gas in Your Horse’s Tank

When it comes to teaching your horse something new or going back and fixing an issue under saddle, there’s no better gait to work from than the trot. Reason #1: It keeps gas in your horse’s tank. When you start a training session with your horse, you only have so much gas in the tank […]

Read More
Clinton Anderson
October 24, 2023

Bob Avila Joins Clinton on the Uncut & Real Raw Podcast

Clinton sits down to visit with renowned horseman Bob Avila in the newest episode of the Uncut & Real Raw podcast. A member of the National Reined Cow Horse Association Hall of Fame and the American Quarter Horse Association Hall of Fame, Bob is one of the most respected horsemen in the western performance industry […]

Read More
No Worries Club
October 24, 2023

No Worries Club Costume Contest

Let your creativity gallop away to win our No Worries Club Halloween costume contest! The theme of this year’s contest is “Inspiration vs Reality.” Each entry needs two photos – an inspiration picture and your reality picture. Share a photo or screenshot from a movie or show that inspired your costume creation and then how […]

Read More
Training Tips
October 17, 2023

Training Tip: Horse Weaves When Her Feet Are Picked Up

Question: Whenever I pick up my Quarter Horse mare’s feet, she weaves back and forth. A couple of times, I’ve had to quickly put her foot down because it felt like she was about to fall over. She never gives me any problems when I want to pick up her hoof, she never tries to […]

Read More
Walkabout Tours
October 17, 2023

Camp Cowboy Will Be Joining Us in Conroe, Texas

We’re honored to announce Camp Cowboy as the Ritchie Industries Charity Ball Toss group for our Conroe, Texas Walkabout Tour next month. The nonprofit organization provides free equine assisted growth and peer support programs to service members, veterans, first responders and family members. Founded and staffed by veterans, Camp Cowboy is based in Kempner, Texas. […]

Read More
Academy Method Ambassadors
October 17, 2023

Make Your Career Ambitions Come True in 2024

If you dream of a career where you get to share your passion for horsemanship and the Method all while helping other horsemen realize their goals, the Clinician Academy is for you. The seven-week course is dedicated to helping horsemen refine their understanding and application of the Fundamentals level of the Method and prepare them […]

Read More
Training Tips
October 10, 2023

Training Tip: Understanding the Drive Line

When you’re studying the Method and working with your horse on the ground, you’ll often hear me refer to the “drive line.” If you imagine that your horse is wearing a saddle, the drive line would roughly be where the girth would lie, right behind the withers. Whenever you apply pressure or even stand behind […]

Read More