Training Tip: Address Head Tossing, Part 2: The Horse is Sorry-Broke
If your horse is constantly tossing his head when you ride him and you’ve ruled out a health issue and…
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Happy New Year
Best wishes for a phenomenal 2019! Our entire team thanks you for your support throughout the year. We’re excited to…
Join Our 2019 Street Team
Are you looking forward to Clinton being in your area in 2019? Put your passion for Downunder Horsemanship to work…
2019 Winter Journal
The winter issue of the No Worries Journal is out and packed full of inspirational stories and how-to training articles!…
One Month and Counting
Horsemen who attend Clinton’s Buckeye, Arizona Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries at the South Buckeye Equestrian Arena, February 2nd…
Digital Content Q and A
Q: I do not have a way to connect to the internet while at the barn. How will I be…
Find It on the No Worries Club: An Exercise for a Hard-to-Bridle Horse
Ever dealt with a horse that throws his head up when you go to bridle him or tosses his head…
Training Tip: Address Head Tossing, Part One: A Heavy-Handed Rider
There’s nothing more distracting than a horse that frequently throws his head up in the air, dragging the reins through…
Our Clinicians and Ambassadors Train Horses for the Public
You know that Clinton offered a beyond-compare training program for problem horses, colts that needed started under saddle and older…
Make Sure Your Colt Gets the Best Start
“Horses are very smart, but they are simple creatures. I put horses mentally in the same age group as 4-…
