By Jon Conklin • Updated • 6–8 min read
One horse, many jobs. Versatility Ranch Horses (VRH) sort, rope, open gates, change leads, and look good doing it. Here’s what makes them different—and the simple, show-safe care that keeps them steady, sound, and ready.
A VRH is a true all-rounder—quiet enough to open a gate and doctor a calf, athletic enough to box and turn a cow, and broke enough to mark clean patterns in ranch riding and ranch reining. It’s form that follows function.
Willing, cowy, and unflappable. A VRH keeps thinking when the work gets real—outside the arena or inside the show pen.
Forward, correct, and efficient. Enough lift to look good; enough substance to last.
Short, purposeful rides beat marathon days. Save gas for show weekend or big pasture jobs.
Roping stops, rollbacks, and long trots add up. Build in hand-walking, stretching, and a predictable cool-down.
Sensation-free topical care post-work helps manage stiffness without lighting them up. Consistency = fewer surprises.
Clean legs, dry pasterns, and barrier-supporting skin care keep cannon crud and scratches from stealing rides. Hydration, salt access, and quiet stall time finish the job.
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Typically ranch riding, ranch trail, ranch reining, ranch cow work/boxing, and conformation. Check your association’s current rulebook for specifics.
Keep schools short and focused, rotate intensity, and prioritize cool-downs, hand-walking, and consistent post-work topical care.
Our flagship gel is sensation-free (no heat/ice feel) and trusted by competitive riders. Always check current association rules and ingredient guidance.
Yes—use the gel broadly post-work, then apply MasterMudd™ to targeted high-motion areas as labeled. Avoid stacking too many products on the same spot at once.
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It stays on the legs longer and can be used on cuts and bumps
Appreciate that, Sandra! Our gel was made to stay put and do its job—whether it’s on legs after a hard ride or a few pesky bumps that need some care. Thanks for trusting Draw It Out® to keep your horse feeling their best.
