Sabine Schut-Kery, who clinched a silver medal for the U.S. dressage team at the Tokyo Olympics, will be offering a clinic May 9-11 to benefit Dressage at Devon in Pennsylvania as it prepares to mark its fiftieth anniversary. And at Dressage at Devon itself on Sept. 25, Germany’s Ingrid Klimke will give a masterclass. Ingrid, daughter of the legendary Olympic dressage multi gold medalist Reiner Klimke, is both a gold medal eventer and top dressage rider.
Auditors are welcome to attend the clinic at Dunmovin Farm in Pennsylvania and learn from Sabine, who gave a Masterclass at Dressage at Devon in 2022. She is known for her understanding of classical dressage principles combined with modern training techniques. From developing young horses to competing on the world stage, her expertise spans all levels of the sport. Her horsemanship, keen eye for detail and inspirational teaching style make her a sought-after clinician worldwide.
Sabine Schut-Kery and her Olympic mount Sanceo. (Photo © 2021 by Nancy Jaffer)
“Dressage at Devon holds a special place in my heart,” she said. “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.”
Aspiring amateurs, seasoned professionals and fans are all welcome at the clinic. Sabine’s commentary and ability to break down complex concepts will provide a deeper understanding of biomechanics, harmony and precision in training, whether those who come to Dunmovin are riding or watching.
Ann Moss, president of Dressage at Devon, emphasized the significance of this event.
“Sabine has long been a beloved favorite at Dressage at Devon, captivating audiences with her performances even before her Olympic success. After hosting our inaugural Masterclass in 2022, we are thrilled to welcome her back this spring. This clinic not only upholds our commitment to education but also supports our iconic fall show.”
Riders and horse owners will have a chance to interact directly with Sabine at a private dinner hosted by Christina Morin-Graham at Oak Springs Farm in Malvern, Pa. Proceeds from this clinic will directly support Dressage at Devon’s continued success and impact within the equestrian community.
For more details on Sabine’s clinic, visit dunmovin.net/clinic. For clinic information, contact Doreen Garland at (610) 416-3839 or Dunmovinenterprisesllc@gmail.com. For more information on the Ingrid Klimke masterclass, click on this link.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary September 23-28, 2025, at the Devon Horse Show Grounds in Devon, Pennsylvania, Dressage at Devon (DaD) has been a prestigious tradition since 1975. It attracts top competitors, trainers and judges from across North America and beyond, making it one of the most respected international dressage competitions.
Dressage at Devon is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission centered on education and excellence in the sport of dressage.For corporate sponsorship opportunities, contact Lisa Engel at 908-310-6248.