You’re Invited! Join Us for a Colt Starting Demo and Auction

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As you know, Clinton is switching his focus to training and showing his performance horses and achieving his personal goals as a horseman. Because of this change of focus, he is downsizing and liquidating items that are no longer needed for the day-to-day operations of the ranch. We’re inviting you to join us at the ranch in Stephenville, Texas, Saturday, November 3rd for an auction that will include everything from farm equipment and machinery to new and used horse training gear and furniture.

The day will begin at 8 a.m. with a colt starting demonstration taught by Clinton. Working with a horse that has never been saddled or ridden before, Clinton will step you through his colt-starting process. You’ll learn valuable success tips and troubleshooting advice to fine-tune your skills as a horseman. After the colt starting demonstration, a lunch break will take place, and then the auction will get underway.

Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs as seating will not be provided. Concession stands and complimentary drinks for bidders will be available throughout the day.

There is no admission fee, and tickets are not required. Gates to the ranch will open at 7 a.m. on Saturday, November 3rd.

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