HORSE TRAINING

Horse Training

Horse Training

Introduction

In his latest book, renowned Aussie trainer and clinician Clinton Anderson reveals through his own personal stories, the lessons he has learned on the way to becoming one of the most respected authorities on horse training in the world. Lessons well-learned has been written in the spirit of educating people on training the horses the 20 most valuable lessons given by Clinton Anderson. He was very fond of taming horses and working with them since his childhood. One can also find detailed information on some of the most difficult lessons of which Clinton made the personal moments of frustration and failure yet continued to learn for many years.

Clinton was born and raised in Australia, where at the age of six, his family recognized a natural ability in him to tame and train horses and cultivated his interest in buying a horse for the first time at the age of nine years. When he was 15 years old, he began learning by the nationally renowned horse trainer, Gordon McKinlay and later Ian Francis. Just three years later started his own equipment for training in Australia and trained over 600 horses. In 1996, Clinton traveled to the United States and in 2000, took a big risk when his first horse took part in one-hour race. In the years 2003 and 2005, Clinton won the prestigious awards in various horse shows, beginning with a focus on teaching the public showing what is possible if you have a solid foundation of training.

Clinton is now traveling to clinics and looks like a headline speaker at many major events of the horses in North America. His business is on the "Cowboy Capital of the World", Stephenville, Texas, their primary target, keeps base "inspire the dreams of the rider."

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