Getting Serious About Horsemanship

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Meet Riley, an 8-year-old cowgirl who is starting to get serious about horsemanship. Riley loves studying Clinton’s training videos and putting what she learns to practice with her horse named Clinton. You guessed it; Clinton the horse was named after Clinton the clinician. Riley’s grandparents are longtime followers of Downunder Horsemanship and are letting their granddaughter study their training materials. Riley sent Clinton a special note last week, and it was too cute not to share!

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Above: Riley’s note. Top photo: Riley working with Clinton in the roundpen.

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