The Reactive vs. Thinking State of Mind

Confronting Spooky Objects That Move

Horse Has No Draw in the Round Pen

Can’t Separate Filly from Her Mom

Q&A With Clinton Anderson: Getting on Your Horse While Wearing Spurs

Q&A With Clinton Anderson: Hard-to-Handle Mustang

The Philosophy Behind the Downunder Horsemanship Method: 8 Steps to Success

Q&A With Clinton Anderson: How to Move Forward with an Unhandled Weanling

Trailer-Sour Horses

Buddy-Sour Horses on the Trail

Lessons Learned: Don’t Ruin Good in the Pursuit of Perfection

Lessons Learned: Triple-Check Your Cinch

Q&A With Clinton Anderson: Will Groundwork Exercise Make My Pleasure Horse Go Too Fast?

Lessons Learned: Be Black and White When Interacting With Your Horse

Handling Aggressive Horses

Lessons Learned: Quit the Horse Before He Quits You

Lessons Learned: A Tired Colt is a Good Colt

Lessons Learned: Be a Detective with Your Horse

Colt Starting Clinic: Getting Horses to Walk, Trot and Canter

Lessons Learned: Be Creative When Training Your Horse

Lessons Learned: Time Management

Training Tip: Prepping a Colt on the Ground Before Riding Outside for the First Time

August No Worries Club Preview: Training on the Trail

Training Tip: How to Correctly Saddle a Horse

Training Tip: Move Your Horse’s Feet in the Saddle Bay

The More You Pick Yourself Up, the Better Your Groundwork

Training Tips for Fixing Your Horse’s Fidgety Feet Outside the Trailer

Lessons Learned: Ian Francis Consistent Practice

Training Tips: How Rollbacks on the Fence Can Improve Your Horse

Lessons Learned From Meeting Ian Francis

Training Tip: Stall Cleaning

Cold Water Spa for Horses

Lessons Learned by Ian Francis, a.k.a. Mr. Versatility

Prepping a Colt on the Ground Before Riding Outside for the First Time

Training Tips to Teach Your Hot Horse to Lope Slowly

Lessons Learned with Ian Francis: How to Make Small Daily Improvements with Your Horse

Grooming Essentials for My Horses

Problem Horse Training Tree

What Are the Features of the Downunder Horsemanship Rope Halter

Practice Posting to Become a Better Rider

How to Stop Your Horse from Tripping

How to Correct a Horse That Bolts

Training Tips for Safely Unloading Your Horse Off the Trailer

How to Find the Right Discipline for a Horse

Safe Horse Grooming

What Size Halter Should I Get for My Horse?

When to Use Front and Back Support Boots

Correct Halter Placement

A Tip for Haltering Your Horse

The Purpose of Bell Boots

How to Get a Horse to Move Out Better on the Ground

Deciding What Size of Support Boot to Get Your Horse

How to Select a Trail Horse

The Purpose of Lariats

Variety is Important When Training Your Horse

The Concept Lessons vs. The Do It Now Stage

Overcoming Your Horse’s Magnets

March NWC Preview: Arizona Desert Adventure Pt. 3

November NWC Preview: Colt Starting Clinic Diary Day 3

NWC Preview: Ride with Clinton

NWC Preview: Trail Riding Requirements

How to Train Your Horse to Ride in a Group

Riders Practicing Post ‘N Circle

How to Get Your Horse to Step Through Mud

Don’t Expect Immediate Perfection

How to Avoid Creating a Barn Sour Horse

The Benefits of Starting Colts in a Hackamore

Turn a Spook into a Training Opportunity

Use Turnarounds to Engage Your Horse on the Trail

Emergency Trailer Loading

How to Handle a Fresh Horse

What to do When Your Horse Acts Up in Cross Ties

What to do When Your Horse Paws at Feeding Time

Figuring Out the Cause of a Horse’s Head Tossing Issue

Correcting Horses That Bite and Kick Other Horses

Correcting Horses’ Behavioral Problems in the Stall

A Useful Tool When Working with a Hard to Catch Horse

Why Use a 14-Foot Lead Rope

How To Tie A Rope Halter

Controlled Cruising Exercise

Build Your Horse’s Confidence Around Spooky Objects

How to Correct a Horse That Jigs

Handling a Rearing Horse

How to Stop a Horse from Eating on the Trail

Correct a Barn-Sour Horse

How to Train a Rescue Horse to go into Water

Develop a Secure Seat While Training a Rescue Horse

Correct a Horse That Spooks

When a Horse Paws While Tied Up

How to Refine Lead Changes

How to Begin Liberty Work

Fix a Buddy-Sour Horse

A Special Bond

Head Shy: A Fundamental Fix, Part 1

Feats of Clay, Part 1

Clinton Anderson Presents: Desensitizing to Plastic Bags

Desensitizing to Plastic Bags through Proper Training Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has developed a way to train horses, regardless…

Clinton Anderson: Fundamentals on the Trail, Part 1

Well-trained Horses Get Spooked Outside of the Arena Over the years, Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has developed a tried…

Starting a Colt

Starting at Square One Over the years Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has developed a method for training horses regardless…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Overcoming Obstacles

Horses Need to Be Confident Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a unique way with horses. He understands that while…

A Reluctant Star

Working with a Problem Horse Over the past 20 years, Clinton Anderson has worked to develop a method to train…

How to Correct a Horse Laying Down on the Trail

Correct a Horse Laying Down on the Trail Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a tried-and-true method of training horses,…

You Don’t Know Jack

Clinton Anderson: Motivating a Slow-Moving Horse

Motivating a Horse that is Lagging Behind Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a tried-and-true method for training horses. He…

Teaching Your Horse to Cross Water

Get Your Horse to Cross Water Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has devoted the past 20 years to creating the…

Correcting a Horse that Paws While Tied Up

Correcting a Horse that Paws While Tied Up Summary After years of working with horses, Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship…

Clinton Anderson: How to Get Your Horse to Go Forward

Getting a Stopped Horse to Go Forward Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a tried and true method for training…

Clinton Anderson: Correcting Mouthy Horses

Stopping a Horse from Chewing Everything Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has developed an effective method to train horses, regardless…

Training a Rescue Horse, Part 11

3 Ways to Control Your Horse Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a truly unique method for training horses. He…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Change for a Bucking Problem

Techniques to Stop a Horse from Bucking Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a unique way of training horses ……

Clinton Anderson: Training a Rescue Horse, Part 3

Getting Cider to Yield her hindquarters and forequarters Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a tried-and-true method for training horses,…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Method for the Madness

Regaining the Trust of a Traumatized Horse Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship is a dedicated horseman with a unique gift…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Gun Shy

  How to Get a Jittery Horse Under Control Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a one-of-a kind method to…

Foal Training: Desensitizing Through Touch and Rub

Desensitize Foals to Different Types of Touch Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a tried-and-true method for getting aggressive or…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Foal Training

Over the years, Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has developed an effective method to train horses, regardless of their age,…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Breaking the Silence

Using Body Language to Communicate with Deaf Horses Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a unique and impressive partnership with…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Second Chance For Sailor

Second Chance for Sailor Summary Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has dedicated his life to tackling some of the most…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Hot Blooded Havi

Stop Your Horse’s Bad and Dangerous Habits After years of working with horses, Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship developed a…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Soxie Under Saddle

Fix Your Horse’s Bucking Problem Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a method to address problem horses and, more commonly,…

Clinton Anderson Presents: Kicking A Bad Habit

Kicking a Bad Habit Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a partnership with horses that we don’t see every day….

How To Teach a Horse to Stand Still While Being Mounted: Star Treatment

HOW TO TEACH A HORSE TO STAND STILL WHILE BEING MOUNTED Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship is a true master…

Running Scared

CLINTON ANDERSON’S METHOD FOR HANDLING AGGRESSIVE HORSES Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship has a tried-and-true method for getting aggressive or…

Gaining Control and respect on the ground

GAINING CONTROL AND RESPECT OF YOUR HORSE ON THE GROUND Clinton Anderson from Downunder Horsemanship understands horses more than most…

Backing Circles Under Saddle, Part Two

Backing Circles Under Saddle, Part One

Taking Groundwork to the Next Level

Broaden Your Young Horse’s Education

Don’t Overlook the Back Cinch

Student Lesson: Hill Work

Barrel Suppling Exercises

Problem Solving: Rushing Into and Out of Stalls

How to Introduce Spurs

Add Vertical to Your Bending

Four Core Principles of Training

Obstacle: Water Crossings

Stuck in Neutral

Speeding Up a Slowpoke

Cribbing

Kicking a Bad Habit

Stop Your Horse from Stumbling

Deaf Horses

Take Charge of a Jigger

Smooth Saddling

Stopping a Grass Snatcher

Ear-Shy Horses

Correct Cross-Tying Problems

5 Mistakes to Avoid When Dealing With Spooky Objects

Put an End to Pawing

Biting and Kicking Other Horses

Chilling Out a Busy-Minded Horse

Solving Cinchiness

Lying Down on the Trail

Flexing the Head & Neck

Introducing the Snaffle Bit

Feeding P’s and Q’s

Pasture Respect

Squeeze. Cluck. Spank.

The Sacred Hula Hoop

A Case of the Nibbles

Stand Still for Mounting

Bundy’s First Bath

Nix Trailering Troubles

Train Your Horse to Stand Still for Clipping

Blanketing Made Easy

Attaching Mecate Reins to the Slobber Straps and Headstall

Stand Still!

Mind Your Manners

Lead Smart

Safely Ride Your Horse in a Group

How to Reform a Bucker

Stopping the Bolter

Sweeten a Barn-Sour Horse

Put Fear in its Place and Canter with Confidence

Reverse Your Horse’s Arena Phobia

Correcting a Horse That Rears

One Rein Stops

A Good Gas Pedal

Help Your Horse when He’s Spooked

Take the Worry Away from Fly Spray

Troubleshoot: Yield the Forequarters

Tying a Horse Up Correctly

Young Horse Development