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Category: Clinton Anderson Tips

Horse is Cinchy When Not Worked Consistently

January 31, 2023 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Question: We have a 5-year-old gelding that has been recently gelded. He has been through the Fundamentals groundwork and he did really well. If you ride

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Help for a Horse That Drags Her Feet

December 30, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Question: I have an 8-year-old Quarter Horse mare that barely moves. She is cutting bred and is very athletic, but she drags her hind feet and

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Why all Riders Need to be Confident Riding the Walk, Trot and Lope

December 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

I stress the importance of being a confident rider at all three gaits – walk, trot and lope – because if you’re only comfortable at

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When a Horse Rears Because he Doesn’t Want to Move Forward

November 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

The key to understanding how to fix a horse that is lazy and rears on the trail is to first understand that the problem is

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What if You Don’t Have a Roundpen

September 30, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

In a perfect world, we all have a facility that meets our requirements to train our horses year-round. Reality is far from perfect, though. I’ve

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Troubleshooting a Horse That Plays With the Bit

September 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

It’s very normal in the beginning for a young horse to mouth and play with the bit when he’s first introduced to it. He’s just

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Thinking of Starting a Colt? Be Realistic of Your Ability

August 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

When it comes to starting colts, you need to be as realistic of your ability as you possibly can be. One of the first requirements

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The Spinning Collection Drill

July 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

The spin is something that’s difficult to teach horses because it’s very much like a seesaw. Every day, depending on the way the wind is

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The Benefits of Training Your Horse Outside of the Arena

April 29, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

No matter which category a horse falls into — hot-blooded or cold-blooded — riding him outside the confines of an arena and taking him down

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Should You Use a Snaffle Bit?

April 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

A lot of people wisely start the Method with a horse that’s already trained, and often times, these horses have been ridden in shank bits.

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Set Your Horse Up for Success When Riding in an Unfamiliar Location

March 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

When taking a horse out on the trail for the first time or riding him in an unfamiliar location, I do groundwork before getting in

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Safely Bring Your Horse Back to Work

February 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

If your horse has had the winter off and you’re ready to get back in the saddle, keep these success tips in mind so that

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Don’t Create a Cinchy-Horse Problem

January 1, 2022 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

If thought isn’t given to how you do the cinch up, you can teach a horse to be “cinchy.” A “cinchy” or “cold-backed” horse has

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Reactive on a Group Trail Ride

December 1, 2021 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

It’s common for horses to ride well on the trail by themselves and get excited and ignore their riders when they’re in a group. When

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How Vision Affects Your Horse’s Spooky Behavior

October 1, 2021 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Does your otherwise steady horse get nervous on dense, narrow trails? Not to worry—his behavior is completely normal. Here’s why: Your horse uses each of

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