Cider Returns to RFD-TV

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Cider, the palomino mare who stole horsemen’s hearts when Clinton introduced her to the public in the fall of 2009, is coming back to RFD-TV this week. Working with Cider, Clinton chronicles the training of a rescue horse. At the time, Cider was a 6-year-old mare that had been rescued from starvation twice and had no training beyond basic haltering and handling. Clinton worked with Habitat for Horses to find Cider and share his belief that if approached correctly, taking on a rescue horse can be a rewarding experience. Don’t miss all of the instruction and inspiration this 13-part series has to offer. Learn more about the Downunder Horsemanship TV show on our website. If you miss the show on RFD-TV, be sure to catch it on our free streaming website, starting on Wednesday, January 6th.

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