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Draw It Out® — From Real Riders

Real Rider Stories

No sting. No scent. Stick-where-you-put-it performance. Here’s how riders run calmer routines on show day and every day—and how you can share yours.

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Individual experiences vary. Not veterinary advice.

Show Barn

Arena Warm-Up

“We switched because it’s sensation-free and odorless. Thin gel, let it absorb, wraps on—no drama in the aisle.”
  • What changed: calmer start, no perfume cloud, wraps sit clean.
  • Routine: thin → absorb → gear on (intact skin only).
Trail Weekend

Haul + Ride Reset

“Light pre-haul routine, then reapply after the drive. Our post-ride cool-down and gel step are now automatic.”
  • What changed: faster bounce-back after travel.
  • Pair with: Hydration Guide
Hot Day

Cool, Scrape, Repeat

“We hose, scrape, repeat—then a thin gel once dry-to-touch. Keeps the routine clean when it’s blazing.”
Show Ring

“Don’t Scratch the Class”

“Minutes to go? Thin gel, absorb, wraps on. No sting. No scent. We made the gate.”
  • What changed: last-minute confidence, no tingle surprises.
  • Read: How we prep fast

Quick Video Tips (20–30 seconds)

  • Story arc: “Here’s our routine → here’s why it works for us.”
  • Clarity: Film at stall or tack wall; speak up over barn noise.
  • Safety: Intact skin only; thin gel; absorb before wraps; cool therapy 10–20 min total.
  • Hashtags: #RealRiderStories #DrawItOutDifference + tag @drawitoutusa.

Submit Your Story

Share a short clip or a quote + photo. DM us on Instagram (@drawitoutusa) or tag #RealRiderStories so we can find it.

By submitting or tagging, you grant Draw It Out® permission to share your content on our site and socials. Include your horse’s first name and discipline if you’d like them listed.
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FAQ

Can I submit text only?

Yes. Send a short quote via DM and we’ll format it for this page. Photos or short clips help more riders learn, but aren’t required.

Do you edit for clarity?

We may trim for length and clarity while keeping your voice. You can request removal at any time.

Is this medical advice?

No. These are rider experiences and routines. Always consult your veterinarian for diagnosis or treatment. Use products on intact skin and follow label directions.

Not a drug. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Individual experiences vary. Always follow your veterinarian’s guidance and current show rules.