Ranch Clinics Filling

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Our clinics taking place at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch in Stephenville, Texas are filling fast! All participant spots in Clinton’s 10-day Fundamentals Clinic and 10-day Colt Starting Clinic are spoken for. That leaves only two clinics open to horsemen who want to learn the Method and train at one of the best equine facilities in the country.

Clinton will be teaching a three-day Training on the Trail Clinic, November 3rd – 5th that will focus on training a reliable, safe trail partner. Participants will work with Clinton on the ranch’s trails, through creeks, in a cleared tree area and on the obstacle course. Spectators are invited to watch all three days of the clinic. Tickets can be purchased online or by calling 888-287-7432.

Following the Training on the Trail Clinic, a 10-day Intermediate Clinic taught by Professional Clinicians will take place November 10th – 20th. The clinic will focus on the groundwork and riding exercises in the second level of the Method that are intended to gain more control of a horse’s body and increase softness and suppleness.

Get detailed information about the clinics and download the ranch clinic application from our website.

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