Ingrid Klimke to Host Masterclass at Dressage at Devon
Exclusive event celebrates 50 years of equestrian excellence in Pennsylvania
July 7, 2025 at 11:01 AMBy b.wehner
Masterclass Details
Dressage at Devon, known as one of the premier dressage competitions in North America, is set to hold a notable masterclass featuring Olympic champion Ingrid Klimke. This special event, organized by Capital Square, coincides with the 50th anniversary of the renowned horse show in Devon. The masterclass is scheduled for one night only: Thursday, September 25th, at 6 p.m., providing an opportunity for riders and equestrian fans to learn from Klimke, an accomplished equestrian.
Klimke's Achievements
Ingrid Klimke has gained recognition as a two-time Olympic gold medalist in eventing, having excelled in both 2008 and 2012. She also holds the title of European Champion. Following her father, Reiner Klimke, she has made a significant mark in both eventing and dressage, known for her classical training approach and understanding of horse biomechanics, fostering strong partnerships between horse and rider.
Reception and Book Signing
After the masterclass, attendees can enjoy a reception featuring light refreshments and the opportunity to engage with both the clinician and fellow riders, sponsored by Fichtbauer Saddles. Fans are encouraged to bring any of Klimke's books for a special signing session at the Info Booth from 4 to 5 PM, adding a personal touch to their collection.
Teaching Philosophy
Klimke's masterclasses are acclaimed globally for delivering insightful instruction, helping riders of varying skill levels enhance their training methods. She will share her philosophies, provide live demonstrations, and discuss crucial training principles that can be beneficial for participants.
Event Attendance
The masterclass is a key event for those interested in dressage, eventing, or equestrian training. Tickets are available now and include all-day access to high-level competitions along with elite shopping opportunities. Boxholders will have priority access and can enjoy a discounted reception afterward.
About Dressage at Devon
Celebrating its 50th anniversary from Sept. 23-28, 2025, at the Devon Horse Show Grounds, Dressage at Devon has proudly gathered top competitors, trainers, and judges from various regions for five decades. As a hallmark in the world of international dressage, the event opens with the prestigious Breed Division, promising a week filled with equestrian achievements. Dressage at Devon is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focusing on promoting education and excellence within the sport.
Photo by Stefan Lafrentz
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