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Category: Clinton Anderson Tips

Buddy-Sour Horses

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

Whether your horse doesn’t want to leave his buddies on the trail or overreacts when you take him away from his buddies at shows, use

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An Exercise to Slow Down a Speedy Trail Horse

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

If your horse has a tendency to race ahead when you’re riding in a group, here’s a way to teach him to relax. Find a

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The Importance of a Good Attitude

December 1, 2020 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Only stop working your horse when he has a good attitude and is respecting you as the leader, or at the very least, has a

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Incorporate Everyday Objects Into Your Training Program

October 1, 2020 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

When it comes to training your horse, your imagination is your greatest tool. The more creative you can be in your lessons, the more interested

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Collection is not About a Look

July 31, 2020 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Collection should feel light in your hands, not heavy. In other words, don’t worry about where your horse’s head is at; you’re only concerned with

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How Posting to the Trot can Make You a Better Rider

July 1, 2020 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Balance gives you an independent seat, allows you to move in rhythm with your horse, cue him correctly and boosts confidence in the saddle. How

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Your First Horse Should Build Your Confidence

June 1, 2020 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Everybody’s first horse should be a 23-year-old, one-eyed, crippled, ugly gelding. Think about the mental picture you get when you read that description. I think

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Training Tip: Avoid losing your temper when desensitizing your horse

May 1, 2020 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Training isn’t about emotions or feelings, it’s all business. It’s about how much the horse tries. Resistance is normal, especially when you’re introducing a new

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Foundation is Everything

February 28, 2020 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Foundation is everything. You don’t appreciate a good foundation until you don’t have it. Think about that. If you’ve got a well-built house, you don’t

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Forward Motion is Established on the Ground

January 31, 2020 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Although it may seem odd, your horse’s responsiveness when you ask him to move forward under saddle (his gas pedal) is established on the ground,

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Avoid These Trail Riding Mistakes

December 30, 2019 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship If you want your horse to be an all-around broke mount, it’s important to ride him outside the confines of an

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Stand Still for Mounting

December 1, 2019 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship A horse that constantly moves around when you try to slip your foot in the stirrup is not only frustrating, but

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Pinny-Eared Horses

November 1, 2019 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship When we see horses being worked and their ears are pinned back, we often assume the horse is cranky or upset.

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Horses That Ignore the One Rein Stop

October 1, 2019 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship Here’s a scenario that’s common for a lot of riders: They’re riding their horse on the trail and the horse spooks

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Pick-Up-Feet Cue

September 1, 2019 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship Are you one of those horse owners who has to use both hands to pull your horse’s hooves up off the

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