Become a Better Horseman

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Learn the Intermediate level of the Method at the ranch, November 1st -11th. The Intermediate Clinic covers 16 groundwork exercises and 17 riding exercises, including Sidepassing, Bridle Bending, Rollbacks, Shoulder In/Shoulder Out, Leads, and Draw to a Walk. During the clinic, Clinton’s Professional Clinicians work with you and your horse in the arena, on the trail and over the obstacle course to test and challenge your skills. If you’re looking to take the respect and trust you developed with your horse in the Fundamentals Series to a new level of performance, this is the clinic for you! You’ll learn the art of achieving true softness and collection throughout your horse’s entire body.

Cost: $1,250 No Worries Club members or $2,500 non-members.

Application: Download the application here. If you’ve completed a Downunder Horsemanship Clinic, the video application is waived.

Lease One of Clinton’s Horses: Method horses are available to lease for the clinic. The responsiveness, softness and willingness of these horses will better your feel and timing and allow you to focus on developing your skills as a horseman. Horses are available to lease for $250/day, which includes the horse’s tack and feed.

For Questions or to Enroll:
Contact Brittney Morgan at [email protected] or 254-552-1080. This clinic will not be held in 2017, so reserve your space now!

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