Wanted: Demo Horses for Vegas Tour

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Having trouble with your horse? Not sure what to try next? Or, just looking for a good start? If you’re in the Las Vegas, Nevada area, you can get your horse personally trained by Clinton and his Professional Clinicians! We’re looking for demo horses for the training sessions taking place at the Vegas Walkabout Tour being held at the South Point Arena & Expo Center, March 7th and 8th.

Training Demonstrations:

Colt Starting
Working with a horse that has never been saddled before, Clinton shares the steps he takes to ensure a safe, first start for a horse. The demonstration focuses heavily on groundwork preparation and giving the horse a solid foundation.

Spooky Horse
This training session is all about building a fearful horse’s confidence in everyday objects, from fly spray to plastic bags and tarps.

Problem Trailer Loading
At one point in their life, every horseman comes across a horse that refuses to get anywhere near the trailer. Working with a horse that has a longstanding history of trailer-loading troubles, Clinton shares his step-by-step approach to building a horse’s confidence to willingly get in the trailer.

Cantering With Confidence
Two horses that have various issues at the canter, from refusing to pick up the three-beat gait to turning into a bundle of nerves, are invited into the arena. While Professional Clinicians ride the horses, Clinton directs them through a series of exercises to help the horse’s overcome their specific issues.

Learn more about the opportunity to have your horse worked with during the Walkabout Tour and submit your horse for consideration by filling out an application on our website.

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