My name is Taycie Matthews. I am from Wynne, Arkansas. I’m a professional barrel racer with a passion for rodeo. I’ve had the honor of qualifying for the 2023 NFR and being crowned the College National Finals champion in both 2023 and 2024. Barrel racing is more than a sport to me; it's a testament to dedication, hard work, and the incredible bond I share with my horse. When I’m not competing, I love to help out on my parent’s family farm.

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- 2023 NFR Qualifier

- 2023 and 2024 College National Finals champion 

- 2022 Reserve CNFR champion 

- 2021 Ozark region champion 

- 4x CNFR Qualifier  

- 2020 Reserve National High School Rodeo champion 

- 2018 All American Youth 1D Champion 

- 2018 IPRA World Champion 

- 2017 IPRA Rookie of the year

Nikayla is a 2024 Resistol Rookie Roundup Breakaway Roping Champion, 2024 Southeastern Circuit Finals Breakaway Qualifier, 2024 WCRA North Carolina Breakaway Qualifier, 2023 PCFR Breakaway Qualifier.

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Nikayla is a 2rd generation cowgirl following in her Mom and Aunts footsteps and has spent her whole life in the saddle. Her passion runs deep for her equine partners and keeping them at the top of their game. She competes in breakaway roping and barrel racing traveling lots of miles all across the US and trusts B Mud to keep her and her horses feeling good at home and on the rodeo road!

Hi my name is Ty Pigott. 

When I get asked questions about the B equine essentials mud poultice products I always encourage people to give it a try. It’s beneficial on so many different levels and the good mares I’ve been blessed to be able to ride wouldn’t leave the house without it. 

The benefits it has in recovery after your run is second to none. 

It helps with soreness and inflammation and just all in all makes them comfortable enough to perform to the best of their ability the next day I always keep it in the trailer when on the road.

Hi, my name is Landen Walker 4x NBHA YOUTH AND TEEN WORLD QUALIFIER, 2x NBHA OPEN WORLD  QUALIFIER , for me the B Mud is a game changer in my program, I ride roughly 8 horses a day and if I see one's a little sore, I'll throw some mud on it and they are good the next day, I love the liniment for 3 day shows/ long travel, my favorite feature about the mud is its reactivated with water so you're not putting mud on a horse back-to-back. Just hose it and it’s back to working.

Pj Davis, 10 year old daughter of Ronnie & Erika Davis from Georgia has already accomplished so much at her young age. She is an all around cowgirl who has dominated the south east on many levels in the junior rodeo world, winning the all around junior title for SJRA & GFYR 2 consecutive years in a row. She qualified for her first PCFR at the age of 9 and finished 9th in the world in barrels at the NLBRA finals in 2023.