Next Stop, Kalispell

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The next Walkabout Tour stop takes us to the Majestic Valley Arena in Kalispell, Montana, August 27th and 28th. The weekend event offers learning opportunities for every level of equestrian, from beginner to professional horse trainer, with a schedule full of innovation, inspiration and instruction.

Innovation: Throughout the weekend, Clinton shares the latest developments in the Method that allow you to get the most out of your partnership with your horse. You’ll get to speak to Clinton’s Professional Clinicians and Method Ambassadors, asking them your horse training questions and learning how you can schedule lessons. You’ll also be able to confer with our product specialists who can help you find the right tools to accomplish your horsemanship goals, and our team of sponsors is always on hand to explain their products and offer giveaways.

Inspiration: Whether you dream of teaching your horse the most advanced moves in horsemanship or simply want to take the horse/human partnership as far as you can, Clinton and Professional Clinicians will show you how throughout the weekend.

Instruction: In a variety of training demonstrations, Clinton and his Professional Clinicians work with local horses that have various problems that range from fearful of the trailer to belligerent and unconfident under saddle. With each horse, Clinton demonstrates how he uses the Method to gain the horse’s trust and respect and start a safe, enjoyable partnership.

Get your tickets to attend now! Admission is $50 for the weekend. If you’re a No Worries Club member, you receive five free tickets to tours each year. Purchase or claim your tickets on the Downunder Horsemanship e-store. Members must be logged in to their accounts in order to claim their complimentary tickets.

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