Thank You, Harrisburg Tour Attendees!

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We wrapped up our 2025 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Walkabout Tour presented by Ritchie Industries with full hearts and a renewed appreciation for the amazing horsemen who make our events so special. From the moment the gates opened, the crowd brought nonstop energy, enthusiasm and passion for horsemanship that made the entire weekend unforgettable.

Clinton and our team were thrilled to work with a variety of demo horses throughout the event, showcasing real-time problem solving and offering up-close learning experiences that only the Method delivers. Whether it was improving groundwork, building better riding skills or overcoming behavioral challenges, the horses and their owners gave everyone in attendance a front-row seat to transformation and success.

We’re deeply grateful to all of our incredible sponsors who help make these events possible. Their support means the world to us and allows us to bring high-quality horsemanship education to communities across the country.

A big shout-out to everyone who participated in the Ritchie Ball Toss! Thanks to your generosity and competitive spirit, we raised $3,200 for Equine Empowerment Initiative, an organization that utilizes equine therapy to make a huge difference in its community. It’s always a highlight of the weekend to see the crowd come together for a great cause.

Thank you again to all the horsemen who joined us in Harrisburg – your enthusiasm, support and love for horses fuel what we do.

We’re already counting down the days to our final stop of the year in Waterloo, Iowa, September 6 and 7. If you haven’t made plans yet, don’t wait. Tickets are $25 for the weekend and available on the Downunder Horsemanship website.  We’d love to see you there for one more unforgettable weekend of learning, inspiration and world-class horsemanship!

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