Pittsboro, NC
By Victoria Morris
Not long ago a guest came to Don E Mor. As he drove through the gate and up the drive to the barn, his comment was, WOW. As he toured the farm seeing the barn, horses and beauty of the farm, he continued with the expression of WOW. When he had finished his business with Don E Mor, he turned and said the owners had created a “WOW Factor” with what they were building at Don E Mor. The “WOW Factor” is not something Don E Mor strove to obtain, but by the grace of God it is what he perceived to be happening.

Stephenville, TX “Hey mate, how can I help you?” begins a typical conversation with Clinton Anderson of Downunder Horsemanship. Born and raised in Australia, Clinton’s heritage is readily apparent thanks to his thick accent. His natural ability with horses was recognized at a young age and by nine years old, Clinton had his first horse. In his teens, Clinton played Polo-Cross and by age 15 he was apprenticing with Gordon McKinlay, a noted trainer and clinician in Rockhampton, Queensland. Over the next two years Clinton started and trained over 600 horses under the watchful eye of Gordon.