#98 - Clinton Anderson: Uncut and Real Raw

Note: This podcast contains mature language.
Horse trainer turned millionaire Clinton Anderson, founder of ‪@DUHorsemanship‬, joins the show to talk about his fans and enemies; and the unique equine industry. Clint hosts a podcast, ‪@uncutrealrawwithclinton‬, where he “interviews successful business owners from all industries about how they started their careers and how they navigated the challenges and successes of running their own businesses while maintaining their personal lives.”
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Topics:
(5:49) The equine industry is ‘backwards’
(8:51) A love for long-range shooting
(12:21) Losing loved ones and updating trusts
(16:34) The value of golden handcuffs
(21:44) Building loyalty
(30:50) They ‘hate my guts,’ but they listen
(38:43) A lesson from standup comedy
(41:36) Focus on the good 30 seconds
(47:40) Horse training - and people training
(56:16) Grossing millions and still losing money
(1:04:14) No desire to be ‘real famous’
(1:14:49) Sticking to the wheelhouse
(1:26:15) The stories of the equine industry

[@gregorylogan2914]

Great interview

[@chadspencer9302]

I’ve posted this before but Clinton motivated me 15 years ago with my horsemanship. I actually won a saddle at his tour in Memphis. We met after the show and I realized he is actually a super dude. I ride and show horses but I’m actually a basketball coach. Clinton’s advice and lessons carry over in the coaching/teaching world. Pressure and release.

[@dhall7570]

We saw Clinton at a very small clinic held at a boarding stable up near Phoenix, AZ in the late 90's. There were 10 or 15 riders (don't remember for sure) and about 15 spectators. It was at an outside arena, and very cold. Someone started a fire in a metal barrel for warmth. We drove about 2 hrs from Tucson to watch. I could tell even at that time this guy was really going somewhere. Clinton, I'm old enough to be your mother so I think I can say - that I am so proud of you! You've made it though some tough bumps in the road & came out on the other side. Good on ya!

[@user-bn1cg6ij8o]

Haw! My husband and I were there too from Oracle! I had a couple of his original video tapes that helped our horsemanship to much! I have to say that was the most fun we ever had anywhere, laughing constantly at Clinton's observations lol.

[@susanwatts5894]

But Clinton is so great at what he does. He may not care anything about teaching but he is so awesome and inspirational as a teacher. He has a way of presenting material that inspires people. He breaks it down and makes it easy to understand so you can take it away with you and put it to use. I love Clinton and the people who want to criticize him have never taken the time to listen to him and understand what and why he does what he does!

[@Boyland8692]

Clinton speaks the way he does as he is an Australian and we all speak like that don’t have time for bullshit!! 🤣🤣🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@sheilamcinerney4291]

Really enjoyed the interview,have watched Clint before really good horse trainer. Very interesting first half.

[@koreysmith3635]

An empty can makes the most noise.

[@JosefJindra]

Thank you for a great podcast.

[@thecowboyperspective-tcp]

Thanks for listening

[@yvonneschouten8973]

Great Interview 🙌 Clinton you nail it again!

[@talonhatch9342]

I rode in one of his clinics and learned soooo much

[@desri7968]

Love him. He gets straight to the point. I don’t mind the language at all!

[@thecowboyperspective-tcp]

All value...no fluff!

[@tinoyb9294]

I thought I was a potty mouth but he's got me beat. I don't remember him being that way. I started riding about the time Clinton came on the scene and have learned so much from him. He has been a huge addition to the field.

[@thecowboyperspective-tcp]

HA! Not sure that's a competition you'd want to get into with Clinton. Thanks for watching!

[@horsehaircreationsbykaren]

Exact same answer he gave the woman at the bar, is the answer I gave to a dame that asked me about her older horse that's been bucking all its life. It was at a barbecue and I had a few drinks, and I think the rest of group thought I was a monster. What the f ever, I was asked a question, I gave an honest answer.

[@wild_mustangs_and_parrots]

Hey Clinton, I'm older than you; so hang around with me! ha. (he mentions this at about minute 33)

[@barbarawitt9989]

Nobody refers to him as Clint. It's Clinton.

[@staynsaddle]

All hat no cattle

[@goosechuck]

💯💯

[@talonhatch9342]

The lady with a 20 yr. Old bad horse has wasted more time and money on a horse that needs to be in a can

[@animalloversfacts]

what a fkn stupid question, never mind the answer...

[@Bebold94]

His training techniques are terrible.

[@goosechuck]

💯💯

[@americandingo6715]

I feel like hes come a long way. Meaning he seems a lot more humble and at peace. There seems to be a while he was a bit of an Ahole... He gives a lot of credit to his employees and you d9nt hear that often from owners etc

[@thecowboyperspective-tcp]

Thanks for watching! I agree that credit to your team is important!