Give Your Colt the Best Start

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Clinton’s Colt Starting Clinic is a one-of-a-kind horsemanship course that takes horses that have never been saddled through the process of learning groundwork and being introduced to the saddle to getting a smooth first ride all the way through to being loped on loose reins in wide open spaces and galloping around the obstacle course.

The 2018 Colt Starting Clinic will take place July 5th – July 15th at the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch in Stephenville, Texas. Cost to participate is $1,500 for No Worries Club members and $3,000 for non-members.

Along with Clinton, Professional and Certified Clinicians will be on hand to ensure the colt-starting process runs smoothly and one-on-one help is available to everyone to ensure the most progress gets made. Clinton’s approach to colt starting focuses on preparation and safety for horse and rider.

Horsemen interested in enrolling in the clinic must fill out a clinic application and submit a short video that shows them walking, trotting and cantering on a broke horse with an independent, secure seat and mounting their horse from the ground. The clinic application can be found on the Downunder Horsemanship website. Participant spots are filling quickly!

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