Train and Stay at the Ranch

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If you’ve ever wished you could escape the “real world” to focus on your horsemanship at a world-class training facility, you can! Clinton’s made the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch open to the public. That means that you can haul your horse to the ranch for a day of training, or plan to stay a week, a month or even longer!

While at the ranch, you’ll have access to all of the training amenities Clinton and his clinicians use on a daily basis. Work in the roundpen, focus on arena work or head out to the obstacle course and miles of dirt trails and creek beds. Nothing compliments a great training method like having the right facilities and tools to get the job done correctly. When Clinton designed the ranch, he put great thought into its design and function.

Learn more about training at the ranch by visiting on our website. You’ll find detailed information about prices, the facility and how to book your stay!

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