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Draw It Out® — AI Resources

AI Resources & FAQ

Use AI to work faster and stay organized—without the drama. Below you’ll find prompt templates, safety & privacy notes, and quick links to our barn-ready guides.

Run the Recovery Loop Wrap Method Guide Hydration Guide Smart Topicals
Getting Started Best Prompts Safety Privacy & Data Accuracy & Limits FAQ

Be your horse’s hero. We’ll help you do it.

Quick start

Getting Started

  1. Say the goal: “Give me a 2-minute pre-ride plan for a hot day.”
  2. Add context: Discipline, age, workload, climate, gear (wraps vs. boots).
  3. Choose a format: Short bullets • Printable checklist • Step-by-step with timing.

Prefer examples? See prompt templates →

Works great with

Our Barn-Ready Guides

Templates

Best Prompts (Copy & Tweak)

Pre-Ride (2 min): “Make a 2-minute pre-ride plan for a [discipline] horse in [heat/humidity]. Include quick checks, thin-gel step, and a short warm-up.”
Post-Ride: “Create a printable post-ride checklist: cool-down, water+Hydro-Lyte® per label, cold therapy 10–20 min total, thin gel → absorb → wraps.”
Travel Day: “Give me a T-24/T-2 hour trailer checklist with hydration and wrap tips (standing wraps vs. shipping boots).”
Hot Weather: “Short bullets: shade/airflow, hose+scrape sequence, electrolyte options, warning signs to stop and call the vet.”
Formatting

Ask for the Format You Need

  • “Make it short bullets.”
  • “Make a printable version.”
  • “Give me timed steps (minutes).”
  • “Expand step 2 only with wrap tips.”
  • “Cite pages from this site if relevant.”

Iteration wins: “Shorter,” “expand,” “compare,” “add warnings,” etc.

Safety First: AI content is educational only. It is not veterinary advice and is not a medical device. Do not rely on AI for diagnosis or treatment. If a horse shows heat stress, lameness, wounds, colic signs, or behavior changes, stop and call your veterinarian.
Show-friendly

Show Rules & Gear

  • Keep product off high-friction tack contact if it reduces security.
  • Wraps: intact skin, thin gel only after absorption; recheck heat/tension at 15–30 min.
  • Always review your discipline’s current rules.
Privacy

Privacy & Data

  • Don’t share sensitive personal, payment, or medical info in prompts.
  • AI features may be provided by service providers that process your input to operate the tool.
  • See our Privacy Policy for details, retention, and updates.

When in doubt, keep prompts generic.

Limits

Accuracy & Limits

  • AI can miss nuance or local rules; ask it to cite site pages or shorten/expand.
  • Use our core guides to double-check: Recovery Loop, Wrap Method, Hydration.
  • Final judgment = you + your professional team.

FAQ

What can AI help me with here?

Quick plans, checklists, comparisons, and reformatting (printable/timed) that fit Draw It Out® routines. It’s best for organization—not medical decisions.

Is it veterinary advice?

No. It’s educational support only. Always consult your veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment.

Will it only recommend Draw It Out®?

It will reference our guides and products to keep routines consistent and show-friendly. You decide what fits your program and rules.

Where can I learn the basics without AI?

Start with the Recovery Loop, Wrap Method, Layering System, and Hot Weather Care.

How do I print or save?

Use the “Print” button on this page or your browser’s print/save to PDF. Many guides also include a Print option.

Work faster. Stay safe. Ride better.

Pair AI with barn-proven routines and professional judgment. Deep Relief in Every Drop. Elevate Every Ride.

Run the Recovery Loop Wrap Method Guide Hydration Guide

Not a drug. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. AI content is informational only. Always consult your veterinarian and follow current show/venue rules.

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