
What Real Riders Notice After Deep Footing
Deep footing changes workload. Check breathing, feet, legs, shoulders, back, hind end, movement after rest, and next-day recovery.
Excerpt: Skeptical about our “170+ mineral” claim? Good. That means you care what’s in your horse’s products. This blog breaks it down—where they come from, how they function, and why natural ionic minerals are the key to real recovery.
At first glance, 170 minerals might sound like marketing fluff. But here’s the truth: it’s not hype. The 170+ minerals in Draw It Out® come directly from one of nature’s richest resources: the Great Salt Lake.
We don’t guess. We don’t spike. We simply preserve the mineral spectrum your horse’s body already understands—exactly as nature made it.
We use concentrated seawater minerals from Utah’s Great Salt Lake. These minerals are:
This means your horse gets transdermal access to minerals they would otherwise lose through sweat, stress, or hard work—without the use of menthol, capsaicin, or alcohol.
Recovery is a complex biological process. Your horse’s body needs minerals to:
We don’t provide just the basics—we provide the full spectrum.
All powered by the same mineral matrix—no tingling, no burning, no synthetic distractions.
Want the COA? Just ask. We’re proud of what’s in the bottle—and what’s not.
170+ minerals might sound like a sales pitch. It’s not.
It’s the result of real-world formulation, backed by science, trusted by thousands of real riders who’ve seen the difference in every ride, every stride.
“Real riders don’t settle for trendy—they trust what works.”

Deep footing changes workload. Check breathing, feet, legs, shoulders, back, hind end, movement after rest, and next-day recovery.

When a horse feels heavy, separate balance, rhythm, rider contact, fatigue, footing, tack, confusion, and pain before adding pressure.

Prepare for a riding clinic with a calm check of health, feet, legs, tack, hauling, water, goals, workload, cooling, and next-day recovery.
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