COWGIRL LIFE The Cowboy Channel's Amberley Snyder Float Is Coming To Life By Samantha Crowley | December 30, 2019 '@amberleysnyder on Instagram Share The Cowboy Channel is putting together an Amberley Snyder float for the 2020 Rose Bowl Parade, and they’re making major progress! The Cowboy Channel’s “Walk. Ride. Rodeo.” float is a tribute to barrel racer Amberley Snyder, and was named after one of her famous quotes and the title of her Netflix biopic. Both Amberley Snyder and The Cowboy Channel shared the “Walk. Ride. Rodeo.” float’s progress on Instagram. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Amberley Snyder (@amberleysnyder) “We can’t wait to reveal the finished float on New Year’s Day with @amberleysnyder and her fellow @rodeonewyork competitors in Pasadena to celebrate!” wrote @thecowboychannel on Instagram. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Cowboy Channel (@cowboychannel) Earlier this week, Amberley Snyder and Rodeo New York shared an illustration of what the completed float will look like, and it’s pretty epic. Note the New York City skyline representing Rodeo New York along with the the Rose Bowl Stadium. The Rodeo New York, PRCA, and The Cowboy Channel logos are all given some recognition among the flowers and fireworks. Naturally, it features a bull-riding cowboy and a roping cowgirl. And, of course, Amberley is seen twice: once in her wheelchair toward the back of the float near New York City, and once right at the front riding her horse, Power. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rodeo New York (@rodeonewyork) The “Walk. Ride. Rodeo.” float will be featured in the Rose Bowl Parade surrounding the 2020 Rose Bowl, this year between the Oregon Ducks and the Wisconsin Badgers. Whoever takes home the win during the game, we think Snyder and The Cowboy Channel already earned a W. COWGIRL LIFE | 2020 Rose Bowl Amberley Snyder Badgers Ducks float new york Oregon Oregon Ducks RFD-TV Rodeo New York Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Parade the cowboy channel Walk. Ride. Rodeo. Wisconsin Wisconsin Badgers