Clinton Anderson: Training a Rescue Horse, Part 6 - Downunder Horsemanship

Horse trainer Clinton Anderson gives rescue horse Cider her first ride. Subscribe to our channel    / @duhorsemanship  . Clinton's approach to starting a horse under saddle relies on the help of an assistant on the ground. While the horseman on the ground is responsible for moving the horse's feet, the rider's job is to let the horse get comfortable with a human sitting and moving around in the saddle.

Cider is a 6-year-old mare that has been rescued from starvation twice and has no training beyond basic haltering and handling. Clinton worked with Habitat for Horses to find Cider and share his belief that, if approached correctly, taking on a rescue horse can be a rewarding experience. Don't miss all of the instruction and inspiration this 13-part series has to offer.

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