Buying Liniment for Your First Horse: What Do You Actually Need?
Start with the job, not a crowded tack-room shelf. A first-horse owner's guide to choosing a liniment format, reading the label, and building a sensible routine.
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Show season put Draw It Out® to work in Austin Johnson’s cutting-horse program. Between futurity preparation, daily barn care, and a packed calendar, Kelsey Johnson kept concentrate and other barn essentials on the team’s order list.
Austin Johnson Cutting Horses operates in Overbrook, Oklahoma, with a two-year-old program and a growing show string. Austin’s official biography documents six years with Bobby Lewis Quarter Horses and five years as assistant trainer for Lloyd Cox Cutting Horses before building his own program.
Austin also won the 2021 AQHA Junior Cutting World Championship on Pound Sign. The result is part of the public AQHA record and gives context to the level of preparation behind the barn’s routine.
In 2021, Kelsey Johnson requested the Draw It Out® logo for Austin’s futurity shirts and coordinated product shipments around a show-heavy calendar. The correspondence included requests for liniment concentrate, spray bottles, and other barn essentials.
In 2022, she summed up the program’s experience directly: “We love being a part of DioTeam. The IceBath and Master Mudd? We are obsessed.”
The current product still represented in that quote is MasterMudd™ EquiBrace™. The team also requested Draw It Out® Liniment Concentrate for spray-bottle use. This story reflects the Johnson program’s 2021–2022 TeamDiO chapter.
Cutting horses train for short, demanding efforts, but their care is an everyday job. Product choice should follow the horse’s normal pattern, the current label, experienced barn practice, and veterinary guidance when something changes.
From the barn: Austin Johnson’s TeamDiO chapter is backed by real show-season correspondence, a named product routine, and a cutting program built through years of work inside and outside the pen.
Rider background and image source: Austin Johnson Cutting Horses. Championship source: AQHA championship video.
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