Passage into the Future

For over forty years, Dressage at Devon has been a stage for world-class dressage competition and served as the home to the world’s largest open breed show.

The show has strived to inspire and educate riders of all ages to ride towards their dreams of one day riding Grand Prix in the Dixon Oval and beyond!

To continue the show’s efforts to serve as a mecca for national and international dressage enthusiasts, we are asking you for help to continue the tradition of a week of exceptional caliber dressage.

As a non-profit, we operate on a very strict budget. Given several hardships the show has weathered in the past decade, we are now in a position we must ask you and our community for help. All donations will not only help this beloved show continue but also provide you a tax deduction, as we operate as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Please help us continue this show as a showcase for exquisite sport horses of every breed and the joy of the celebrating these equine and equestrian superstars in a magical setting like no other since 1975!

Ways to support Dressage at Devon’s Passage into the Future Campaign:

1. Click the ‘Donate’ button below and make your donation to Dressage at Devon using a Credit Card or your PayPal Account!

2. Send your donation via check to Dressage at Devon, P.O. Box 898 Devon, PA 19333. Please include “‘donation” on the memo line in order to receive a donation receipt.

Thank You for supporting Dressage at Devon and helping the show

Passage into the Future!

Equestrian Vaulting: Gymnastics and Dance on Horseback – Friday and Saturday at Dressage at Devon

Equestrian vaulting is gymnastics and dance performed in harmony on a moving horse. Vaulting is one of the oldest equestrian disciplines and featured at the World Equestrian Games. Vaulters can compete individually, in pairs (known as Pas De Deux), and as a team, having up to three vaulters on the horse at one time. Vaulting teaches balance, strength, coordination, and teamwork.

The American Vaulting Association (AVA) Friendship Team, founded in 1995, promotes vaulting at large exhibitions, shows, and fairs throughout the US. The team is composed of AVA vaulters from across the country who have demonstrated at various high-level events. The teams most recent performances were at the 2019 Land Rover Kentucky Three Day Event in Lexington, KY, and the 2018 World Equestrian Games in Tryon, NC, with 30 vaulters from 10 different vaulting programs. Different vaulters, horses, coaches, and lungers, all must become acquainted, learn to work as a team, and develop a performance before an event. The AVA Friendship Team is the embodiment of “it takes a village.” Thanks to the talented efforts of the AVA Friendship Team, vaulting is increasingly visible throughout the US.

If you have an interest in horses and a desire to learn, vaulting may be the sport for you! Vaulting also offers excellent cross-training for other equine disciplines. Participants are not required to have prior riding or horse experience. There are over 100 AVA vaulting clubs nationwide, to find a club near you visit www.americanvaulting.org/findaclub.

2018 Dressage at Devon Program

Click here to view the 2018 Program.

Highlights from Dressage at Devon

Enjoy highlights from Dressage at Devon created by The Equestrians, an entertainment series that will integrate equestrian sponsors, venues, fashion, and lifestyle. To learn more, visit https://vimeo.com/167655325

The music is Concerto No. 1 in G Minor for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 26 III, Finale, by Max Bruch.