Hold your horses, folks!
The Run For A Million, Taylor Sheridan‘s annual horse-reigning competition, is making its way to CBS and Paramount+ this weekend.
According to the event’s website, the Run For A Million was created by Sheridan in 2019, and has since been featured in his docuseries, The Last Cowboy.
This year’s competition, which happened in Las Vegas earlier this month, will be documented in Season 7 of The Last Cowboy, which is set to air on CMT later this fall. In the special airing this weekend, which Sheridan is an executive producer on, the Yellowstone creator will also be calling the competition.
As the name implies, the competition will involve its 16 riders “guid[ing] horses through a precise pattern of circles, spins and stops in pursuit of reining’s highest honor – and $1 million prize.”
Wondering who competed in this year’s Run For A Million? How can you watch Taylor Sheridan’s horse-reining competition? Here is what we know.
Who is Competing in The Run For A Million?
The following riders will compete in this year’s Run For A Million:
- Jason Vanlandingham (Whitesboro, Texas)
- Andrea Fappani (Scottsdale, Arizona)
- Kole Price (Pilot Point, Texas)
- Casey Deary (Weatherford, Texas)
- Cade McCutcheon (Aubrey, Texas)
- Gina Schumacher (Gordonville, Texas)
- Dany Tremblay (Marietta, Oklahoma)
- Gabriel Borges (Ardmore, Oklahoma)
- Francesco Martinotti (Whitesboro, Texas)
- Ben Beckett (West Mansfield, Ohio)
- Trevor Dare (Purcell, Oklahoma)
- Alessandro Frassa (Italy)
- Arno Honstetter (Scottsdale, Arizona)
- Mirko Miidi (Norman, Oklahoma)
- Martin Muehlstaetter (Scottsdale, Arizona)
- Fernando Salgado (Gainesville, Texas)
What Time is The Run For A Million On? How To Watch The Run For A Million 2026:
The Run For A Million airs on Saturday, Aug. 22 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. The competition will also be available to stream on Paramount+.
Paramount+ offers two subscription plans, Essential and Premium. Right now, you can get started with a seven-day free trial on the Premium plan.
The ad-supported Essential plan typically costs $8.99/month, while the ad-free Premium plan (which comes with Showtime titles and live CBS) costs $13.99/month.