Nada Johnson - Clinton Anderson Method Ambassador

09/16/2024

💜Congratulations💜

💜To my friend Denise! I’m so excited that Dixie has found her perfect home with you! She’s an incredible horse, and I know you two will make an amazing team. I’m confident that she will bring you joy, adventure, and unforgettable moments.

Wishing you all the best as you begin this new journey with Dixie!

08/31/2024

08/11/2024

🎉🎉🎉Sold🎉🎉🎉

✨Your Perfect Partner in Adventure✨

💜Dixie💜

🌟2012 Sorrel Quarter Horse mare.

🌟Stands proudly at 14.3hh

🌟Suitable for intermediate and advances riders.

🌟100% sound no vice

Dixie is ready to bring joy and excitement to her new owner. Dixie is not just a horse; she's a delightful companion who makes every ride a memorable experience.
With her professional training by Nada Johnson, a Clinton Anderson Method Ambassador, Dixie is well-schooled, responsive, and eager to please. Her safe and steady demeanor on the trails makes her an ideal partner for both leisurely rides and thrilling adventures.
Dixie’s talents shine in various areas, including obstacle courses, groundwork, and arena work. She loves engaging in these activities and performs them with enthusiasm and skill. Her versatility and willingness to learn make her a standout in any setting.
Dixie's ability to excel in various performance events showcases her incredible versatility. Whether you're looking to compete or simply enjoy a fun, talented horse, Dixie is up for the challenge. Her exceptional training ensures she can adapt and succeed in any discipline you choose.
Imagine the countless hours of joy and accomplishment you'll share with Dixie. She's more than just a horse; she's a partner ready to create wonderful memories with you. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to make Dixie a part of your life.

🌟Please pm me for more information!

🎬Link
https://youtu.be/JjqGSzA1gJw

08/06/2024

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The struggle is real. 😆🐴

07/08/2024

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06/22/2024

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving to all. Enjoy your day with family and friends 🤠

08/25/2023

I love that color 🥰

08/20/2023

Keep your eyes peeled for our 𝟐𝟓𝒕𝒉 𝑨𝒏𝒏𝒊𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒂𝒓𝒚 𝑺𝒑𝒆𝒄𝒕𝒂𝒄𝒖𝒍𝒂𝒓 that will include giveaways, product discounts and the debut of a surprise product! The fun begins August 25th✨

08/20/2023

www.TheKonjaAcres.com

The better you get about reading your horses and knowing what adjustments to make to your cues, the better they understand what you're asking. Our horses tell us what they need all the time, we just have to be willing to listen. – Method Ambassador Nada Johnson

Learn all about Nada and why she's passionate about sharing the Method on her website ➡️ https://www.certifiedclinician.com/clinician/nada-johnson/

06/04/2023

One of the most important practices you can do with a horse during a training session is give him what I call “friendly time.” These are periods throughout the training session in which I let the horse walk on a big, loose rein around the arena getting his air back. I don’t ask anything of him; I just want him to chill out and relax.

You don’t want your horse to think that every time you ask him to move forward it means he better be getting ready for you to hustle his feet and ask him to work hard. This isn’t such a big deal with a cold-blooded, lazier type horse – he’s going to want to move slowly no matter what and not anticipate your next cue – but it can be an issue with a sensitive, feely horse.

The more you practice incorporating “friendly time” into your training sessions, the more relaxed and calmer your horse will get. It’s a simple concept, but it’s one that will make a world of difference in your horse’s overall mindset. - Clinton

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06/04/2023

05/20/2023

www.TheKonjaArces.com

It’s easy to get frustrated and lose your temper when your horse isn’t responding correctly and gets reactive. It happens to all of us. However, if you want to establish a partnership with your horse and make progress, you have to keep your emotions out of the mix. If you don’t, emotions will cloud your judgement and your ability to read what your horse needs you to do in the moment.

Most people have a tendency to lose their temper and let their emotions take over when they run out of knowledge. You’ve heard me say, “Frustration ends where knowledge begins.” The best way to ensure emotions don’t get mixed up in training sessions is to educate yourself and add to your knowledge. – Clinton

www.downunderhorsemanship.com |

05/14/2023

Happy mother's day! I hope you all enjoy your day with your beautiful family 🤠

05/10/2023

Awesome group! Well done Lady's 🤠

Nada Johnson - Clinton Anderson Method Ambassador and I would like to thank all of our participants and spectators for coming out to learn and support us in our quest to "Inspire the dreams of horseman!"

We can't thank all of you enough! We look forward to seeing all of you again soon. More clinics coming up...

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