Draw It Out® Original Spray
Sensation-free, water-based spray for fast, even coverage before and after work.
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By Jon Conklin • Updated • 6–8 min read
The barn staple that doesn’t make a scene. Original Spray gives you clean, sensation-free support you can apply fast—before a ride, between classes, or after work—without heat, sting, or sticky shine.
For post-work care, hose large muscles and scrape immediately. Let hair lay flat with airflow.
Apply only to clean, dry areas for best contact and a tidy finish.
Hold 6–10 inches away; mist in a sweeping pass. For thicker areas, use a second light pass instead of soaking.
Allow a brief set time before boots, polos, or sheets. Keep layers clean and breathable.
Label note: Avoid contact near eyes or mucous membranes. Follow current association rules for topical products.
Lock feed/water times and your pre-/post-ride routine so the horse anticipates calm, not surprises.
After each rinse, scrape and move air. Dust sticks to damp hair—dry first, then apply.
Note application zones and feel. Small, consistent adjustments beat big last-minute changes.
Fast coverage and re-application; perfect between classes and for horses that dislike rub-on products.
Thicker, stay-put feel for focused areas (e.g., tendons, suspensories) when you want a light film that won’t run.
Mix to your preferred strength for barn economy and bulk use; refill spray bottles and travel kits.
Spray pre-/post-ride; Gel for targeted zones post-work; Concentrate for refills and large-area routines.
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Sensation-free, water-based spray for fast, even coverage before and after work.
Find Original Spray →Stay-put, clean feel for targeted zones when you want a thin, even film.
Shop Gel →Mix to strength for refills and barn economy; ideal for large programs and show weeks.
Find Concentrate →Yes—apply thinly to clean, dry legs; allow a brief set time, then layer clean, breathable gear.
No. The profile is sensation-free—no heat, no sting—so horses stay calm and focused.
Both. Use a light pass pre-ride on high-motion zones; re-apply post-work after rinse–scrape once hair is dry.
Bring your home bottle/bucket—familiar smell matters. Keep a small kit ready for quick re-applications between classes.

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