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No Worries Club
September 19, 2017

Clinton and the Arizona Range Riders Continue to Inspire

In the September No Worries Club exclusive video, Clinton is back with the Arizona Range Riders. The members of the Method meet-up group are serious about two things: learning the Method and having fun while doing it. Clinton worked with several of its members, helping them with problems they were having and offering advice so […]

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Academy
September 19, 2017

Turn Your Passion Into a Profession

Are you passionate about the Method and helping others learn horsemanship? A career as a Method Ambassador may be for you! Our Method Ambassadors spend seven weeks at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch refining their understanding and application of the Fundamentals level of the Method. After passing a written and practical test, participants are certified to […]

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Sponsors
September 19, 2017

How to Keep Your Senior Horse Happy and Healthy

By Standlee Premium Western Forage Humans aren’t the only ones seeing a drastic increase in lifespan. Today, it’s not uncommon for horses to live until their upper 20s or even early 30s. As horses grow older and change, techniques for properly caring for them change as well.

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Downunder Horsemanship TV
September 13, 2017

Colt Starters: Get a Free Hackamore

If you missed the television show “An Overview of Starting a Colt” that aired on RFD-TV in July, the hour-long program will be airing on the station again this week. During the episode, Clinton explains his approach to colt starting by working with a wild mustang named Ransom. You’ll witness Ransom go from untouched to […]

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Training Tips
September 12, 2017

Training Tip: Symptoms of a Cause

The majority of horse “problems” aren’t really problems at all; they are really just symptoms of a cause. Ninety-five percent of all the problems you will ever have to deal with as a horse owner will fix themselves if you do the groundwork and earn your horse’s respect. Most people think that their horse’s problem […]

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Clinton Anderson Clinics
September 12, 2017

Refine Your Horsemanship in Colorado

Clinton is looking forward to working with a dedicated group of horsemen in Eagle, Colorado this week during his three-day Fundamentals Clinic. The clinic is being held at the Eagle River Center, September 15th – 17th and will begin at 9 a.m. on Friday morning. Clinton will welcome participants and spectators to the event and […]

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Downunder Horsemanship - General
September 12, 2017

Never Too Old to Learn

By Tim Edes Clinton, my wife and I have followed you for many years now through Horse & Rider, RFD-TV and your DVDs. We have the Fundamentals, Intermediate and Advanced kits, and we have been to your exhibitions when you have been close to us here in Morgan Hill, California. We are both 66 years […]

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Clinton Anderson Clinics
September 12, 2017

Learn how to Take the Fundamentals to the Real World

If you want your horse to be a trustworthy and safe partner, he needs long rides, wet saddle pads and concentrated training. A huge part of that formula is getting your horse outside the arena. “Riding outside the confines of an arena just makes a horse an all-around better mount. It challenges everything you’ve taught […]

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Method Ambassadors
September 12, 2017

Meet Method Ambassador Cale Young

Method Ambassador Cale Young was raised just outside of St. Louis, Missouri, where horses were a part of his everyday life. His mother was a mounted police officer, and she encouraged Cale’s interest in horses. He grew up trail riding and went on to explore other disciplines, including hunter/jumpers, eventing and showing Paints in halter […]

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No Worries Club
September 12, 2017

Find it on the No Worries Club Website: Chilling Out a Busy-Minded Horse on the Trail

In the summer 2015 issue of the No Worries Journal, Clinton provides a step-by-step plan for helping a horse that’s always on the go and distracted to focus and relax. “There are some horses that are naturally really hot and nervous, and even after they’ve been taken through the Fundamentals groundwork and riding exercises and […]

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