Draw It Out® Recovery Guide
Use Gel when you want control. It stays where you put it, makes sense on focus zones, and fits cleanly into the same pre-ride, post-ride, and show-week rhythm riders already understand.
Use on shoulders, topline, loins, hamstrings, gaskins, or any priority area in the day’s program.
Gel gives more control than a spray when you want the product exactly where your hands put it.
Fits before work, after cool-down, between classes, and after hauling.
| Need | Best fit | Simple use |
|---|---|---|
| Fast broad coverage | RTU Spray | After cool-down, hauling, or a long schooling day. |
| Targeted focus | High Potency Gel | Thin layer on priority muscle groups. |
| Barn-volume refill | Concentrate | Economical for multi-horse programs and show strings. |
Brush dirt and sweat away. Work on clean, dry skin and hair.
Use less than you think. Spread evenly over the target zone.
Give the gel time to settle before boots, wraps, or tack contact.
After the horse has cooled, repeat as part of your normal recovery rhythm.
For external use only. Spot test first. Follow label directions and your veterinarian’s guidance when soreness, heat, swelling, lameness, or injury is present.
Draw It Out® Gel is used for targeted topical horse care on major muscle groups and focus zones before work, after cool-down, or during show-week routines.
Use Gel when you want stay-put, targeted coverage. Use RTU Spray when you want fast, broad coverage across larger areas.
Yes. Many riders use a thin layer on priority zones before work, then repeat after the horse has cooled down, following label directions.
Follow label directions and let the product set before covering. Do not apply over irritated skin, open wounds, or areas where your veterinarian advises against topical products.
Draw It Out® is built for real riders who need a simple, repeatable system instead of a shelf full of confusion.
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