
How to Use Liniment Before and After Bathing Your Horse | Draw It Out®
A good bath can reset your horse after a hard ride—but it’s also prime time for liniment care. Here’s how to use Draw It Out® Gel or Conc...
Your show ring start is decided in the warm-up. Use this calm, sensation-free routine—hands, timing, and a light liniment pass—to prime muscles without heat, residue, or distraction.
Hot agents can tighten tissue and distract your horse right when you need focus. Sensation-free, alcohol-free care builds trust and consistency—every class, every venue.
Ultra-sensitive horse? Move the gel to post-ride and use only the concentrate mist pre-ride. Cold mornings? Walk a little longer before your gel pass.
Yes. Once absorbed, Draw It Out® Gel is wrap-friendly and won’t create slick spots under polos or boots.
Yes—apply during the initial warm-up, allow to absorb, then tack. For extremely sensitive horses, shift to immediately post-class.
Keep the engine running: offer water with Hydro-Lyte® Electrolyte + Gut Recovery to support fluid balance on busy show days.
Note: This routine supports comfort and focus for healthy horses. For injury or persistent soreness, consult your veterinarian.

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