Dan Huss with LV Chill Out and Draw It Out® products at Huss Performance Horses
December 10, 2025
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From the Huss barn

The Wash-Rack Routine at Huss Performance Horses

At Huss Performance Horses, Draw It Out® Liniment Concentrate has a place at the wash rack. Wendy Huss described a straightforward routine: mix according to the label, keep spray bottles ready, and make application part of the care after horses are hosed and squeegeed.

For Dan’s background, the partnership story, and the other products used in their barn, meet Dan and Wendy Huss of Huss Performance Horses.

Huss Performance Horses is a sponsored Draw It Out® program. The Husses began using the products in 2018 and joined TeamDiO in 2020.

Why the formulation fit

Wendy valued an odorless liniment routine without the burn-and-blister approach associated with some traditional products. “We liked the fact that the Draw It Out Liniment didn’t smell and didn’t have any burning or blistering with it. We’ve had really great luck using it,” she said.

The wash-rack routine

Their Draw It Out® 32oz Liniment Concentrate is mixed according to the label and kept in spray bottles at the wash rack. After horses are hosed and squeegeed, the team uses it through the poll, neck, shoulders, body, and legs according to the horse and routine.

Wendy described focused use for horses that tend to stock up and added, “It seems to help with soreness.” That statement belongs to her experience and should not be read as a diagnosis or universal result.

Competition responsibility

Formulation facts do not create a universal competition guarantee. Riders remain responsible for the current rules of the event, organization, and jurisdiction.

Built into the routine: At Huss Performance Horses, Draw It Out® earns its place through routine fit, straightforward application, and years of consistent use.

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