Wednesday, September 28, 2007

Dressage at Devon Breed Show Division Off to a Sunny Start

On the first day at the thirty first annual Dressage at Devon, the breed show began under sunny skies, a rare and welcome change to the past years of the autumn event held at the historic Devon show grounds in Pennsylvania. USEF Show manager Nan Demchur commented “This is the first time we have had to use water trucks in years, but we are not complaining!”

With a full schedule of breed classes which began at 8:00 AM and ran under the lights in the Dixon Oval finishing at 9:00 PM, America’s top bred horses representing not only many of the country’s finest breeding establishments, but also the small independent horse owners who came with the dream of bringing home a ribbon.