Real Rider of the Month: Janel Flook
Meet Janel Flook of Running F Quarter Horses, our September 2026 Real Rider. Her story brings together 46 years with horses, a return to competition, and a commitment...
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Grand Prix show jumper and chiropractic physician Evie Jaeckle sees performance horse care from both sides of the equation: the work required in the ring and the quiet, repeatable routine that helps a horse come back ready to work again.
Evie’s Grand Prix record is the visible part of the story. The deeper lesson is how she approaches the horses between rounds: observe closely, respect the workload, and build a care system the barn can repeat through schooling days, hauling days, and show days.
That perspective has only grown stronger. A 2026 World Equestrian Center profile follows Evie as she balances a full-time chiropractic practice with competition and the development of horses including TJC’s Doja Cat and TJC’s CeeLo.
Draw It Out® and The Jaeckle Centre announced their partnership in July 2020. At that time, Evie was managing a Thompson’s Station, Tennessee program built around training, conditioning, veterinary care, therapy, and rehabilitation. The original announcement documented Draw It Out® as the center’s selected liniment at that time.
The fit was not based on celebrity. It was based on a shared belief that better performance starts with the whole horse and that products should support a thoughtful program rather than replace one.
Today, the facility’s public presence continues through Equine Performax at The Jaeckle Centre, with a focus on fitness, wellness, and performance.
Evie reaches for MasterMudd™ after training as part of the hands-on check and care that follows the ride.
When the horses reach the show grounds, MasterMudd™ fits into her arrival routine after the haul.
After the round, it becomes one more repeatable step before the next demand on the horse.
“MasterMudd™ is my most used and favorite product. I use it after schooling, when the horses arrive at the horse show after long travel, and after showing. I love that you can leave them unwrapped, especially for those that pull wraps off, or wrap over it without the mess of traditional poultice.”
Evie Jaeckle, Grand Prix Show Jumper
Evie provided this testimonial for Draw It Out® in September 2024. Application should always follow the current product label and the needs of the horse in front of you.
A good barn product has to work inside the routine. Evie specifically valued four practical details:
The horse should not need a major problem before the recovery routine receives attention.
Arrival is a useful moment to check legs, body, behavior, hydration, and how the horse handled the trip.
The best format is the one your crew understands and will apply consistently according to the label.
Evie’s story is not about one miracle application. It is about making useful care part of the work, the travel, and the show schedule. Start with the horse, then choose the format that fits the barn.
Evie Jaeckle’s statements are attributed customer experience and are not a diagnosis or guarantee of outcome. Use products as directed. For injury, sudden heat, swelling, lameness, or other health concerns, consult your veterinarian.
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Carol Roberts
Very impressive. Doesn’t sound like the same place as when I was last there. Lots of work I am sure. You are to be congratulated.