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Choose MasterMudd™ alone—or add concentrate for a second job.
MasterMudd™ EquiBrace™ 64oz is $80 and qualifies for free U.S. shipping by itself. No add-on is required. Choose the optional $120 setup only when you also want 32oz Liniment Concentrate for broader mix-to-use coverage.
Use each product according to its own label. Stop and seek veterinary guidance for unexplained heat, swelling, pain, or lameness.
Pumpable clay brace for deliberate post-work routines
MasterMudd™ EquiBrace™ 64oz
Quick answer: choose MasterMudd™ EquiBrace™ when you want a heavier, stay-put clay brace or poultice-style step after work, hauling, training, or a demanding show day. The pumpable 64oz format is made for barns that value controlled application and repeatable leg-care routines.
This is not the same job as a quick liniment gel application. MasterMudd™ takes a little more time: clean the area, apply an even layer, allow it to set briefly, and cover only when the situation and your wrapping skills make that appropriate.
Pumpable 64ozClay brace formatPost-work fitWrap-routine ready
Best fit for MasterMudd™
- Post-work and overnight leg-care routines in training or show barns.
- Riders who already use clean quilts and standing wraps correctly.
- Wash-rack programs that prefer a stay-put clay step over a fast spray or gel.
- Multi-horse barns that need a practical pump bottle instead of a small jar.
The formula is built around a Manuka base with ingredients including arnica, morinda, chamomile, red algae, and aloe. That ingredient profile does not replace good judgment: the value comes from using the right format on the right horse at the right time.
MasterMudd™ or liniment gel?
Choose MasterMudd™ EquiBrace™
When you want a deliberate clay brace step, controlled coverage, and an overnight or post-work wrap routine.
Choose Draw It Out® Liniment Gel
When you want a quicker, ready-to-apply topical step without building a full clay-and-wrap routine.
Decision rule: the product should match the work. Use MasterMudd™ for a clay brace or poultice-style routine. Use gel for direct, stay-put topical placement. If the horse has unexplained heat, swelling, pain, or lameness, choose an evaluation before choosing either product.
How to apply a clean, controlled layer
- Brush away dirt and dried sweat. Begin with clean, reasonably dry legs and clean hands or tools.
- Pump out enough product to create thin, even coverage. A heavy, sloppy layer does not make the routine more responsible.
- Spread the clay brace evenly over the appropriate external area according to label directions.
- Allow a short set time. If covering is appropriate, use clean poultice paper, quilts, and even standing wraps; recheck tension early.
- Remove according to your normal routine, inspect the skin and leg, and clean the area before the next application.
New to the format? Follow the MasterMudd™ use guide and the poultice-and-wrap guide before building it into an overnight routine.
Red flags: do not apply over open wounds or use a wrap to hide unclear swelling, severe heat, pain, or lameness. Sudden changes, worsening symptoms, hoof pain, drainage, or a horse that resents normal handling need veterinary or qualified professional attention.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix MasterMudd™ and Draw It Out® Gel together?
We do not recommend physically blending them or layering both on the same area under a wrap. Choose one product for that area and application. You can use both in the same overall routine when they have separate jobs, such as different areas or separate application windows, while following each product's current label. See the MasterMudd™ vs. Gel guide.
Is MasterMudd™ EquiBrace™ a poultice?
It is a pumpable clay brace designed for poultice-style, post-work, and wrap routines where a heavier stay-put format makes sense.
Can MasterMudd™ be used under standing wraps?
Yes, when label directions allow it and the handler knows how to apply clean quilts and standing wraps evenly. Recheck tension and inspect the leg after removal.
How thick should the layer be?
Use controlled, even coverage according to the label. More product is not automatically better, and overloading a wrap makes inspection and cleanup harder.
When should I choose liniment gel instead?
Choose gel when you want a faster ready-to-apply topical step without the time, cleanup, or wrapping involved in a clay brace routine.
Ready for the clay-brace lane? Select the 64oz or 2 Pack variant above. If the right format is still unclear, use the Draw It Out® Solution Finder before ordering.
Keep the directions handy
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