Clinton Anderson's Downunder Horsemanship (CLANDO)
Clinton Anderson's training techniques can achieve amazing results with almost any horse. Now you can learn the program that teaches "everyday people" how to better communicate with their mounts.
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A safety-first, step-by-step training program that establishes a respectful, enjoyable, and progressive horse-and-rider relationship. Natural Horse Loaded with very helpful photos and excellent, detailed explanations. Excellent book.
Meet Clinton AndersonxiiPreface-A Note from ClintonxvUnderstanding Horse Psychology1Predators vs. Prey1Two Parts to Every Brain1Left and Right Stand Alone2Balanced Training4What Horses Want5Make the Right Thing Easy and the Wrong Thing Difficult6The Value of Respect9Defining Respect9Respect is a Choice9Friendship is Built on Respect10Gaining Respect11Follow the Leader12A Reaction Waiting to Happen12Professional People Trainers13No Shades of Gray14Be Black or White15Body Language15Assert Yourself15Resistance is Normal-Expanding the Bull's Eye17Don't Quit Before the Try18Safety First21Responsibility Breeds Respect21Who's Who23Introducing Our Riders23...and Their Horses24Life "B.C." (Before Clinton)25Cecelia's Story25Paula's Past28How We Got Involved28Groundwork Tools31An Introduction to Groundwork39Ground Control Equals Confidence39Constant Maintenance39The Importance of Groundwork40Sensitizing and Desensitizing41I Got Rhythm...43Keeping the System Balanced43Quality Over Quantity43Consistency is Key45A Byproduct of You45Essential Groundwork Exercises49The Hula Hoop49Desensitizing Exercises51Desensitizing to the Rope51Desensitizing to the Handy Stick and String55Stage 1Rubbing55Stage 2String Toss56Stage 3Slapping the Ground57Disengage the Hindquarters60Stage 1Yield the Hindquarters61Stage 2Disengage and Turn to Face You63Backing66Tap the Air67Wiggle, Wave, Walk, and Whack69Marching71Disengage and Back73Yielding the Forequarters77Lungeing for Respect-Stage One83Flexing to the Halter91Sending96Circle Driving102Stage 1Establish a Consistent Circle102Stage 2Change Directions107Lungeing for Respect-Stage Two110Leading Beside115Stage 1Follow the Fence116Stage 2Inside Turns117Stage 3Outside Turns117Stage 4Trotting118Riding Tools123Before You Ride129From the Ground Up129Saddling130Bridling131Impulsion Cues and Considerations133Squeeze, Cluck, Spank133What if you still don't go?133How long should you ride?133Essential Exercises Under Saddle135Flexing to the Bridle135Stage 1Flexing from the Ground135Stage 2Flexing Under Saddle137One-Rein Stop140Cruising144Follow the Fence150Bending155Yielding the Hindquarters160Stage 1Disengage the Hindquarters Under Saddle161Stage 2Yield the Hindquarters Along the Fence163Three Impulsion Exercises166Post-to-Post166Circle at Post168Four Leaf Clover171Introduction to Sidepassing174Vertical Flexion: Poll Control178Backing184The Journey Continues189Where do you go from here?189A Final Word from Our Riders189Resources197Glossary199Index201
\ Natural HorseLoaded with very helpful photos and excellent, detailed explanations. Excellent book.\ \ \ \ \ Appaloosa JournalThis is an excellent book for the beginning horseperson because it teaches the basics of natural horsemanship and offers techniques to control and manage the difficult horse. The book is filled with helpful photographs and important notes in the sidebar along with easy-to-follow instructions.\ \ \ Northwest Horse SourceIf you'd like some down-to-earth advice on how to establish a respectful, enjoyable, and progressive horse-and-rider relationship “Clinton Anderson's Downunder Horsemanship: Establishing Respect and Control for English and Western Riders” is a must read.\ \ \ \ \ Horse IllustratedThis book is a handy manual that can be studied and referred to anytime, anywhere.\ \ \ \ \ Western HorsemanClinton Anderson's Downunder Horsemanship delivers just what the clinician promises in his preface—real solutions for real riders with real problems.\ \
