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Olympic silver medalist Sabine Schut-Kery led an exclusive two-day clinic benefiting Dressage at Devon, North America's premier breed and performance dressage event, ahead of its 50th anniversary celebration (September 23–28, 2025) at the Devon Horse Show Grounds.
Hosted across two Pennsylvania venues — Dunmovin Farm in West Chester and Oak Springs Farm in Malvern — the clinic paired riding instruction with auditor access, giving spectators the chance to watch Sabine work directly with a diverse range of horse-and-rider combinations.
"Dressage at Devon holds a special place in my heart. I look forward to sharing my foundational principles with riders and spectators in May while working with a diverse range of horse-and-rider combinations."
Sabine Schut-Kery
"Sabine has long been a beloved favorite at Dressage at Devon, captivating audiences with her performances even before her Olympic success. This clinic not only upholds our commitment to education but also supports our iconic fall show."
Ann Moss, President of Dressage at Devon
Eleven riders were selected to participate, representing a mix of professional, amateur, and young riders: Frank Burns, Kelly Coyne, Cathy Esibill, Melissa Gallagher, Radene Gordon-Beck, Emelia Lewis, Karen Monks Reilly, Anne Moss, Paula Oliver, Jessie Paine, and Madison Rezaei.
This educational event was backed by Anderson Hay, County Saddlery, Unionville Equine Associates, Malvern Saddlery, and We Cover Arenas — alongside a silent auction benefiting Dressage at Devon.