On Sunday, March 30, at Road to the Horse 2025, fans at the Alltech Arena were the first to witness a surprise announcement as Ryan Rose received an official invitation to compete as a Championship Competitor at Road to the Horse 2026. Overcome with emotion, he eagerly accepted, calling it a dream come true.
“I’m over the moon. I’ve worked my whole life for this,” Rose said, fighting back tears after accepting the surprise invitation during the Road to the Horse 2025 Opening Ceremony. “This means everything to me—it has always been a goal of mine. It’s the epitome of horsemanship, and I’ve spent years working toward this. I’m excited to showcase my skills.”
Ryan Rose – Road to the Horse 2026 Championship Competitor
Ryan Rose embarked on his professional horse training and clinician career in 2005, but it wasn’t long before he realized that true success in this field meant becoming more than a trainer – it meant becoming a horseman. Dedicating himself to learning from the best, Ryan has studied with Pat Parelli, Doug Jordan, and Craig Johnson, shaping his approach to horse training.
Today, Ryan is much more than a trainer – he’s a mentor and educator in the world of horsemanship. He conducts sought-after workshops and clinics globally and runs a comprehensive training program in Wisconsin. His focus? Cultivating strong, lasting partnerships between horses and their owners, which he does with a mix of skill and passion. Ryan enjoys competing in ranch versatility, showcasing his multifaceted expertise in horse development. Ryan’s influence extends beyond the arena. He’s a celebrated figure online, with a thriving YouTube channel that has attracted over 150,000 subscribers. His Patreoncommunity is equally impressive, boasting over 3,500 members who enjoy exclusive access to horsemanship content, training tips, and perks like unique merchandise and personal Q&A sessions with Ryan.
At the core of Ryan Rose Horsemanship is the principle of connection. Whether he’s teaching, competing, or engaging online, Ryan is committed to enhancing the bond between horses and their human partners. Learn more at rosehorsemanship.com.
