Uncut & Real Raw With Clinton Anderson
Horse trainer turned millionaire Clinton Anderson 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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Ep 42: A Conversation With Alan Chappell (opens the original)
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How do you go from working your way up in the horse industry to building one of the most successful horse-sales operations of your own? Clinton sits down with Alan Chappell, owner of Chappell Horse Sales, for a candid conversation about horses, the horse business and the road that led Alan to where he is today.
Ep 41: A Conversation With Kenny Platt (opens the original)
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Clinton sits down with National Cutting Horse Association $5 Million Rider, Kenny Platt. Kenny has built an impressive career in the western performance horse industry, earning his place among the NCHA’s elite riders. But behind every championship, major paycheck and standout horse is a story filled with hard work, long hours, tough decisions and plenty of setbacks.
Ep 40: A Conversation With Kenda Lenseigne (opens the original)
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What does it take to become one of the winningest competitors in Cowboy Mounted Shooting history? Clinton sits down with multi Overall World Champion and Overall National Champion Kenda Lenseigne for an honest conversation about the hard work and determination it takes to reach the top of a sport and stay there.
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