Shout It Out to the World

0508_05

By Erin Glassman

Recently, I had several friends wanting to take private lessons with the Method, so I arranged to have Shayla Smock, a Professional Clinician with Downunder Horsemanship, travel to my place near Hutchinson, Kansas.  Every one of us had a fantastic time learning from Shayla, not only the five other participants and myself, but the other people that came out to audit.  Shayla is the utmost professional and knows her material extremely well. She did a fantastic job of communicating to the group and we all had a fantastic time. We will definitely have her back and look forward to the next go!

For myself, even though I have been through the Fundamentals at different clinics several times, I truly enjoyed going through them again. I used a different horse this time and gained several valuable pointers on a handful of things I was having a little trouble with. As always with a review, I picked up several different angles that are already helping me with my horsemanship.  I would love to shout out to the world that not only is it valuable to learn the basics, but even if you’ve been through it, every chance you get to review and learn is worth every penny. I look forward to many future encounters with Shayla and any of the great clinicians that Clinton has produced.

More News

Back to all news

See All
1122_01

8 years ago

Happy Thanksgiving

Clinton and the entire Downunder Horsemanship team wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you enjoy the…

Read More
0911_04

7 years ago

Meet Method Ambassador Adir Keinan

When Method Ambassador Adir Keinan was 12, his father sent him off to a friend’s ranch during a school holiday….

Read More
0111_01

4 years ago

We’re Looking Forward to Our First Tour of 2022

When the first weekend of April hits, our team will be in Franklin, Tennessee to hold the first Walkabout Tour…

Read More
0223_Tip

5 years ago

Training Tip: Filly Paws When Left Alone

Question: I recently weaned my filly, and she did well. She’s been moved from a pasture with other young horses…

Read More