Clinton
Anderson was born and raised in Australia where at the age
of six his family recognized a natural ability with horses
and cultivated his interest, buying him his first horse at
age nine. Whe he was fifteen, he apprenticed with nationally
acclaimed horse trainers Gordon McKinlay, and later, Ian Francis.
During this time he started and trained over 600 horses, and
three years later, he used his knowledge and expertise to
start his own horse training facility.
In 1996, Clinton came to the United States and worked with
Al Dunning, winner of multiple American Quarter Horse Association
(AQHA) world championships, and five years later, he became
the first horse trainer to launch a “made-for-TV”
weekly training program. Anderson won the prestigious El
Camino del Caballo (“The Road to the Horse”)
colt-starting competition in 2003 and 2005, and currently
travels extensively, conducting clinics and speaking throughout
North America. He lives at his new ranch in Stephensville,
Texas.
Clinton's book
Downunder Horsemanship: Establishing Respect and Control for
English and Western Riders is a bestseller.
You can visit Clinton's Web site www.downunderhorsemanship.com.
