You’ve packed the trailer, hauled down the road, circled the show grounds, and now the next wave of stress hits: the haul‑zone hangover. Legs tight. Circulation sluggish. Recovery delayed. Here’s your rider‑tight routine to flush the load, fire up the micro‑circulation, and get your mount show‑ready again.
Right after unloading, lead your horse at a walk in hand for 5–7 minutes. Soft footing if possible. This clears static leg load, starts the flush, and primes the circulation for action. Avoid letting them stand boxed too long before moving.
Check cannons, fetlocks and hocks for heat or tight spots. Rinse or wipe down dusty areas from travel. Then apply a thin layer of Draw It Out 16 oz High Potency Horse Liniment Gel via product page. The result: circulation support without the burn. Safe under polos or boots. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Keep legs active—but not taxed. If turnout works at the show grounds, release for 30–60 minutes. If stall‑bound, hand‑walk once or twice more. Movement keeps fluids flowing and helps the gel do its job.
On heavier haul days (8+ hours, rough roads, multiple stops) apply polos or boots after gel and keep them on overnight. The combination of gel support + light compression = better leg recovery, fewer morning surprises.
The rinsing, walking and inspection still matter. But the gel adds a layer of support that counts when you’re away from home and under pressure.
No. The formula is designed without menthol sting; it’s safe under wraps, boots, polos and pads. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
Yes. This is recovery‑optimized care—not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis if swelling, heat or lameness shows up. Stay sharp.
Note: This routine supports leg comfort and circulation—but does *not* replace veterinary care. Use as part of your overall show prep and recovery strategy.
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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.
