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Training Tips
July 18, 2023

Training Tip: Filly Pins Her Ears When Fed Grain

Question: I have a 4-year-old Quarter Horse filly. When I approach her with the grain bowl, her ears go flat back. If I walk away with it, her ears come back up.

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Academy Horse
July 18, 2023

The Academy Horse Program is Back at the Ranch

Clinton has officially reinstated the popular Academy Horse Program at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch! Now, you can send your horse to the ranch to be trained in the Fundamentals level of the Method. While Clinton and his Professional Clinicians will oversee and take an active role in your horse’s progress, a Method Ambassador invited back […]

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Method Ambassadors
July 18, 2023

Meet Method Ambassador Serena Bowman

When Serena was 9 years old, she paid a dollar in quarters for her first horse. Sunny was a 5-year-old stallion with a nasty attitude and a lot of baggage. He’d been headed to an auction when Serena intervened. Although the ill-mannered pony was a challenge, he met his match in Serena, who’d been in […]

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Sponsors
July 17, 2023

Relax, it’s a Ritchie, and You Could Win

  Your summer could get even more chill. Enter today for a chance to win a FREE waterer of your choice from Ritchie, the most-trusted name in automatic waterers. We’re giving away a watering system each month to a lucky winner in June and July, so don’t miss out on this chance to provide your […]

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Training Tips
July 11, 2023

Training Tip: Why Horses Become Aggressive Towards Humans

Horses become aggressive towards people for two main reasons. Sometimes they develop aggressive behavior because they feel threatened and think that aggression is the only way to protect themselves. Horses that are trained by people that I describe as barbarians often fall into this category. These trainers keep increasing pressure without giving the horse a […]

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Walkabout Tours
July 11, 2023

Four Horses’ Lives Set to Change This Month in Denver, Colorado

When the Walkabout Tour takes center stage at the National Western Complex July 29th and 30th, Clinton and his Professional Clinicians will be sharing all aspects of the Method, from safely starting a colt to finessing advanced maneuvers for the show pen. The horses they work with will be a mix of Clinton’s performance horses […]

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Method Ambassadors
July 11, 2023

Meet Method Ambassador Carson Bise

Method Ambassador Carson Bise grew up in the foothills of the Ozarks in central Arkansas riding horses with her grandpa. On weekends, they’d load their horses in the trailer and head to trails to explore and camp overnight. Along with trail riding, Carson competed in local shows, running barrels and poles. When she was in […]

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Training Tips
July 4, 2023

Training Tip: Mare is Aggressive About Protecting Her Foal

Question: My mare has become very aggressive about protecting her foal to the point that she’s lunged at me and bitten my shoulder. Before the foal, she was a gentle mare. Will she begin to lose her aggression?

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No Worries Club
July 4, 2023

Summer Journal Packed Full of Instruction and Inspiration

The newest edition of the No Worries Journal will sharpen your horsemanship skills and keep you inspired to reach your goals. Learn Clinton’s go-to plan to keep flies at bay around the barn and how to care for your horse’s mane and tail. How-to articles include a lesson plan for riding your horse outside the […]

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Training Tips
June 27, 2023

Training Tip: Practice Handling a Spooky Horse in a Controlled Environment

Knowing how to handle when your horse spooks and actually getting in the saddle and doing it are two separate things. If you want to get good at handling a spook, you have to put yourself and your horse in the situation to practice. You do that by introducing your horse to as many spooky […]

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