Introducing Our Newest Method Ambassadors

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We celebrated our newest Method Ambassadors last week at a certification ceremony to mark their successful completion of the Clinton Anderson Clinician Academy. The 10 horsemen worked hard throughout the Academy and showed exceptional talent. Clinton and the team at Downunder Horsemanship are excited to welcome the horsemen to the Downunder Horsemanship family!

Our 2019 Method Ambassadors:

  • Sara Fadling – Auburn, California
  • Mark Hernandez – Colorado Springs, Colorado
  • Dacoda Hiatt – Payson, Utah
  • Ruth Holmes – Lawtey, Florida
  • Chelcie Johnson – Darien Center, New York
  • Hailey Prest – British Columbia, Canada
  • Sabrina Riou – Huelgoat, France
  • Cade Snapp – Seymour, Tennessee
  • Hailey Trainer – Alberta, Canada

We’ll introduce each of the Method Ambassadors to you in future issues of the newsletter.

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