Clinton Anderson's One Hell of a Journey: Ep7 - Building the First Ranch

The more Downunder Horsemanship takes off, the more quickly it outgrows its home at the Wahl Equestrian Center in Illinois. Clinton realizes it's time to build a facility of his own.
In celebration of Downunder Horsemanship's 25th anniversary, Clinton's taking a trip down memory lane, sharing everything from what drew him to horses as a young boy to what led him to become a clinician and all the ups and downs along the way. Settle in because it's one hell of a journey!

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  • @juliepowell1715
    @juliepowell171519 сағат бұрын

    I have been born and raised in OH. I hate the weather, too. LOL Very sad this facility was lost in a devastating fire two weeks ago. I have had horses all of my life and had great mentors since I was a child. I agree with you. Some people really spoil their horses and wonder why their horse is so obnoxious. A horse isn't a dog. I see the same things with dogs. The owner takes them out and the dog walks the owner. I don't know how you put up with some of these stupid people. LOL You sure worked very hard and you've earned it well. Enjoy your life now! Yes, my daughter was a big fan of yours. She thought you were so cute and talented. She grew into a great horsewoman. Thank you! Enjoy everyday!

  • @talonhatch9342
    @talonhatch9342

    Your hard work has paid off

  • @lorenzowilliams2433
    @lorenzowilliams2433

    Great story. I always wanted to know about this era of DUH. Thanks

  • @76sweetjane07
    @76sweetjane07

    Luv the video

  • @talonhatch9342
    @talonhatch9342

    Went to on of your clinics in Ohio and learned so much. I was from Tennesse and it was a haul but worth it

  • @horsehaircreationsbykaren
    @horsehaircreationsbykaren

    Genius

  • @talonhatch9342
    @talonhatch9342

    Thanks i akways wanted to know how you got started