Clinton Anderson

Does your horse buck, bolt, rear, or display other problem behavior under saddle? Learn key prevention and deal-with-it tips from experts.

Test your knowledge of basic horse-safety know-how with this true/false quiz from clinician and educator Clinton Anderson.

Use this approach-and-retreat method to train at home or to get your horse over an obstacle on the trail.

When you’re buying a horse, don’t neglect this one key pre-purchase check that will tell you if you’ll be able to ride him with confidence.

Is your horse a stumblebum? Here’s what you need to know to address dangerous stumbling.

Clinton Anderson helps our reader calm and steady her mare when she acts up on the trail.

If your horse is busy eyeing his next meal rather than paying attention to you, gain control with Clinton Anderson’s three-step technique.

Being spooky comes naturally to horses—some even more than others. Learn how desensitizing can dial down the spook-o-meter.

Do you make excuses for your horse's misbehavior? If so, you're avoiding the responsibility of training him out of it.

Before you halter a foal, teach him how to follow willingly beside you on a circle.

Teach your horse the basics of flexing vertically and softening to the bit.

Teach your horse to stand still, head down, and ready to accept the deworming syringe with this easy technique from clinician Clinton Anderson.

In the June 2010 issue of Horse & Rider, we dared you to guess who the polocrosse player might be in the corresponding photo, with a list of clues. If you haven't guessed already, here's the answer, along with more photos from that Clinton Anderson's past.

The second part of Clinton Anderson's lesson in longeing for respect