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Category: Clinton Anderson Tips

Drawn to the Arena Gate

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

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship All horses have what I like to call magnets–objects they are naturally drawn to. Magnets can be things like the barn

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Bridle-Shy Horses

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

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship Many horses become wary of the bit and find ways to avoid being bridled because they’ve had their mouths hurt from

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Spooking on the Trail

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

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship From time to time, your horse is going to spook at objects on the trail. Having a fail-safe approach to handling

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School ‘Em and Fool ‘Em

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

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship Horses are smart enough to know when they can chump us and when they can’t. For example, more than likely, if

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Keep Lessons Interesting for Your Horse

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

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship Once your horse understands an exercise, it’s important to move on. There’s nothing horses hate more than being forced to do

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Introducing Your Horse to Trail Riding

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

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship I prefer to ride a horse out by myself so that it’s just the two of us. When you get two

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Curb Eating on the Trail

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

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship If you have a horse that’s too busy eyeing up his next meal on the trail rather than paying attention to

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Don’t Force Your Horse to Accept a Spooky Object

December 1, 2018 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship When a horse is frightened of an object, the worst thing you can do is force him to approach it. The

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Kicking in the Trailer

November 1, 2018 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

By Clinton Anderson Because horses are prey animals, when they are made to go in tight, narrow spaces – such as a trailer – it’s

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An Exercise to Slow Down a Speed Demon

October 1, 2018 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

By Clinton Anderson If you know your horse has a tendency to turn a leisurely trail ride into an all-out race, set the situation up

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Train Your Horse on the Trail

August 29, 2018 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship One of the best places to train your horse is outside on the trail. While it may be a little more

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Troubleshooting a Spook

August 1, 2018 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship If your horse does spook at something, put his energy to good use. If it’s an object you can ride around,

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Tying a Horse in the Trailer

July 1, 2018 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

By Clinton Anderson I often get asked if it’s OK to tie a horse in the trailer using my rope halter. The answer is absolutely.

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Your Horse Anticipating You Can Be a Good Thing

June 1, 2018 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship Anticipation is a common problem that plagues horses in all disciplines, particularly horses that are hot-blooded and sensitive. Horses are great

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Safely Handle Horses That Rear

May 1, 2018 Site Administrator Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

By Clinton Anderson Rearing is a very dangerous situation for both horse and rider, and if left uncorrected is a problem that only gets worse.

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