Clinton’s Training Facilities at Your Fingertips

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While having the right knowledge and being resourceful in your environment are keys to training your horse, there’s no denying that a great training facility makes the process easier. When he built the Downunder Horsemanship Ranch that features a 350′ x 150′ covered arena, 350′ diameter round outdoor arena, 50′ roundpens, an obstacle course with 30 individual obstacles and miles of dirt trails, Clinton designed every square foot of it to his exact specifications.

Thanks to his decision to open the ranch up to the public, you too can experience what it’s like to have every training amenity available to excel at the Method and improve your horsemanship. Horsemen are welcome to bring their RVs and horses to the ranch to stay overnight, stable their horses overnight and get a hotel in town, or haul in to the ranch for just a day. No matter which option you choose, you are given an individual run for each horse that features an automatic waterer and lockable storage area.

Price List:
Pay by the day
$150/night for the first seven nights, and $100/night for each additional night. If you don’t use an RV hookup and just need a run for your horse, the fee is $112.50/day.

Pay by the month
$3,000/month.

Sign a 6-month contract
$2,500/month, paid monthly. Come and go as you please, and you’re permitted to stay even through blackout dates, which means you may watch any ranch clinic during your stay free of charge. You’re also able to participate in any clinic during your stay for half price.

Sign a 12-month contract
$2,000/month, paid monthly. Come and go as you please, and you’re permitted to stay even through blackout dates, which means you may watch any ranch clinic during your stay free of charge. You may participate in any ranch clinic during your stay for half price.

Each package includes up to six people and runs for two horses. Each additional horse is $25/night.

For more information, contact Shana Terry at 419-408-2113 or [email protected].

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