West Coast One Month and Counting

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Del Mar, California is just a little more than a month away from getting up close and personal with Clinton and the Walkabout Tour. The West Coast stop is our last tour on the 2018 schedule and we’re looking to take the year out with a bang. Here’s how to get involved with the action at Del Mar:

  • Get your hands on one of our tour programs. Not only will you learn all about how Clinton established Downunder Horsemanship, but you’ll be entered in incredible giveaways that include Method and Professional Series kits, mecate sets, videos and more! Each program has a number printed on its inside back cover. Throughout the weekend, Clinton will randomly call out numbers to receive prizes.
  • Support a great cause by participating in the Ritchie Charity Ball Toss. Our nonprofit group in Del Mar is Shadow Hills Riding Club. Not only will you help the group raise funds for their cause, but you’ll have the chance to win Downunder Horsemanship product.
  • If you haven’t figured it out yet, Clinton gives away TONS of Downunder Horsemanship product and sponsor gifts at tours. When he’s handing something out, make noise – LOTS of it. The louder you scream, the better chance you have of winning big!

The Del Mar tour will take place in the Del Mar Fairgrounds. Buy your tickets by calling the Downunder Horsemanship office at 888-287-7432 or emailing [email protected].

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