May 2018
SPECIAL EDITION: the devon horse show and country fair
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history Publisher: Wightman Publishing, LLC Editor-in-Chief: Laurie M. Wightman Art Director: Nancy Follman Photographer: Brenda Carpenter Contributing Writer: Laurie Wightman
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Brenda Carpenter has been photographing on the Main Line for 10+ years, specializing in family and children portraits, corporate headshots and branding images for businesses. Brenda has been the premier photographer for the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair for over a decade. Her client list includes: Wayne Art Center, Radnor Conservancy, Merrill Lynch, Blackney Architects, Berkshire Hathaway Realtors and Polka Dots Boutique. Brenda delivers a creative, fresh and fun style to each of her clients. Visit: brendacarpenter.com for more information. WayneMagazine.com | May 2018
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editor’s letter MAY 2018
This year marks the 5th anniversary of Wayne Magazine covering the Devon Horse Show & Country Fair. The May issue has become very dear to my heart, and I look forward to working on this extremely special edition each and every year now. Through the last five years I have learned a vast amount about the history of Devon, the beneficiary - Bryn Mawr Hospital, the exhibitors, the various competitions that occur during the 10-day event, the volunteers, the country fair and everything else that goes into play to pull off this grand show each year. I have had the opportunity to meet so many amazing individuals who have dedicated their time every year to volunteer at Devon, and one day all of their memorable stories should be told! I have grown to become a true appreciator of the exhibitors, their horses and everything they endure to make it to Devon. It’s a remarkable accomplishment in its own right.
Laurie Wightman’s Contact Information: Email: Laurie@ WayneMagazine.com
Photography and cover photo by Brenda Carpenter
Every year I immerse myself in putting this issue together alongside my art director, Nancy Follman and the infamous Devon Horse Show photographer, Brenda Carpenter. Our little team pulls together an issue that is entirely dedicated to Devon, and we deliver a beautiful publication that represents the Devon Horse Show & Country Fair in the best possible light with quality editorial paired with stunning photography. I’m proud of what we have accomplished in these five years for Devon and the community. All of this would not be possible without the partnership of my incredibly dedicated advertisers and the Devon Horse Show & Country Fair. I thank all of you for supporting Wayne Magazine and everything that we strive to do for Devon. I hope you are able to come out as much as possible this year to enjoy everything that Devon has to offer you, your family and friends. Let the show begin! Sincerely,
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DEVON HIGHLIGHTS 2018
Wednesday, May 23rd First Night at Devon Gallery – 6PM Thursday, May 24th Family Day – Specials on Food, Fun and Souvenirs – All Day Dog Show at the Horse Show – 7:30PM Friday, May 25th Junior Jumper Weekend Competitions – Starting at 1:30PM Saturday, May 26th Phillie Phanatic Appearance – 11:30AM Lead Line 3, 4, and 5 years old – After 12:45 Radnor Hunt Hounds – 7PM – Dixon Oval Junior Jumper Championship – 7PM Sunday, May 27th Carriage Pleasure Drive – Noon-2PM Pony/Children’s Jumpers Exhibition – After 2PM FEI Arena Eventing – Dixon Oval – 7PM Monday, May 28th Shetland Pony Steeplechase Adult Jumper Championship – 7PM Best Tailgate Picnic Trophy – 9:15PM Tribute to Heroes Evening – starting at 6:30PM Tuesday, May 29th Family Day – Includes Afternoon Guided Back-Barn Tours – 3-6PM Orpheus Club – 7PM $50,000 FEI Devon Welcome Stake - 6:30PM Wednesday, May 30th Ladies Day – “Rosé All Day” – Registration 9:30AM; Hat Contest & Festivities 10AM-2PM $35,000 FEI Devon International Speed Stake – 7PM Thursday, May 31st $25,000 USHJA International Hunter Derby $250,000 FEI Sapphire Grand Prix of Devon – 8PM Friday, June 1st $35,000 Devon Speed Derby – 7PM Saturday, June 2nd $70,000 Idle Dice Open Jumper Stake FEI – 7PM Sunday, June 3rd Children’s Day – 9:30AM – 1PM Itty Bitty Hat Parade starting at 12:30PM Flower and Plant Sale – 3PM
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Sapphire
grand prix
The Sapphire Grand Prix is a longtime tradition at Devon, and attracts thousands of spectators each year to attend the evening competition and partake in the jovial festivities.
This year’s event will take place on Thursday, May 31 from 7PM-10PM. Don’t miss this quintessential event that will feature both Olympian and aspiring Olympian riders to compete in this show jumping competition that will result in grand prize purse of $250,000.
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little devon R I DE R S Devon is always filled with the next generation of adorable riders with the Lead Line class and the Shetland Pony Steeplechase race. These kids bring such joy to Devon year after year, and sure do brighten up the Dixon Oval a bit! Photos by Brenda Carpenter
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C E L E B R AT I N G 1 2 5 Y E A R S I N T H I S C O M M U N I T Y
And nearly a century of partnership with the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair
L to R: Richard C. Ill, chairman, Bryn Mawr Hospital Foundation Campaign Leadership Committee; Wayne W. Grafton, chairman, Devon Horse Show and Country Fair; Beth Wright, co-chair, 2017 Devon Country Fair; Lisa Estabrook, co-chair, 2017 Devon Country Fair; Andrea F. Gilbert, president, Bryn Mawr Hospital; and Richard O’Donnell, president, Devon Horse Show and Country Fair during the annual Devon Check Presentation and reception at Bryn Mawr Hospital in December 2017. The ceremonial check represents a $400,000 payment on Devon’s $2 million pledge to the hospital’s For Every Generation capital campaign.
As we continue construction of the new seven-story Patient Pavilion—to feature new operating rooms, a neonatal intensive care unit, maternity, labor and delivery units, as well as a state-of-the-art critical care unit dedicated to the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair—we at Bryn Mawr Hospital would like to take a moment to thank this community for your support throughout the years. We extend special thanks to the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair for its longstanding partnership and patronage. Building the future of Bryn Mawr Hospital for generations to come.
Photos by Brenda Carpenter
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CELEBRATING 125 YEARS IN SERVICE by Laurie Wightman
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his year marks the 125th anniversary of Bryn Mawr Hospital serving as the community hospital on the Main Line. Through their strong commitment of offering advanced medical technology and access to some of the most qualified medical staff in the area, Bryn Mawr Hospital has received consistent national recognition as a top hospital in the country. “We are a visionary hospital where education and serving the community are the roots of who we are,” commented Andi Gilbert, President of Bryn Mawr Hospital. Additionally, it is through personal relationships and compassion that is given to each patient that has kept Bryn Mawr Hospital as the desired hospital in our area, and in turn has made many patients become volunteers due to their comforting experiences at BMH. One of the most special relationships that has continued to evolve for almost 100 years is between the Devon Horse Show & Country Fair and Bryn Mawr Hospital. Each year in May, over 2,000 volunteers come together to staff the Devon Country Fair and support the efforts of raising funds to benefit Bryn Mawr Hospital. The Devon Horse Show & Country Fair is the single largest and longest donor to Bryn Mawr Hospital, and has one of the largest volunteer fundraising efforts in the country. Volunteers have raised over $16,000,000 to date, with annual donations to the hospital for specific initiatives based on the hospital’s largest priority needs. “Across the nation our most coveted relationship is with the Devon Horse Show & Country Fair. We are so grateful for everything that Devon has done for the hospital, and continues to do,” stated Andi Gilbert. Devon’s most recent contribution to BMH has been a $2 million pledge over 5 years to the hospital’s “For Every Generation” capital campaign. The campaign will create a new, seven-story Patient Pavilion on the hospital’s campus, featuring a new Intensive Care Unit, 12 new operating rooms, a new Labor and Delivery unit, critical care and more. The anticipated finalization of the initiative will be in November, 2018 with operations beginning in February, 2019. This unique and special relationship is only possible through the sincere dedication of the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair volunteers. WayneMagazine.com | May 2018
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adies Day is here once again, and this year we are celebrating in style with Rosé all day! It’s time to glam up in your rosiest hats and ensembles and come out for a day of festivities filled with the annual hat contest, live music, raffle prizes, an elegant rosé reception with beautiful gift bags as a keepsake. The highly anticipated event will take place on Wednesday, May 30th from 10AM-2PM. Registration for the hat contest begins at 9:30AM, and tickets can be purchased online for $65 per ticket or at the door for $80 per ticket. The show-stopping Hat Contest will be guaranteed fun with flamboyant, handmade hats worn by exquisitely dressed women, who will be judged in several categories.
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Best in Show
The Grand Prize for the hat that best incorporates this year’s theme – Rosé All Day
Most Fascinating
For the best “fascinator” topper which must have a 4-inch diameter base
Best Hat to Toe
For the best overall ensemble from “hat to toe”
Best Hat and Purse
For the best hat and purse pairing
Best Group
For the best group of hats
Rosiest Hat
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RAFFLE PRIZE A pair of Dubarry Boots valued at $489
HAT CONTEST PRIZES P ROV I D E D B Y:
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This fabulous event would not be possible without the continued support of key sponsors such as: Brightview Senior Living, Springton Tennis, The Baldwin School, Devon Yard, JP Morgan Private Bank, Barbara Brodsky Comprehensive Breast Center, and Polka Dots. Admission to the show grounds is free on May 30th for all Ladies Day participants as well as any woman wearing an elegant hat. To purchase your tickets in advance, please visit: devonhorseshow.net/country-fair/country-fair-special-events/. So let’s dazzle ourselves up ladies and get ready for another year of exciting happenings and libations at this year’s annual Ladies Day event. One thing is for sure, Carson Kressley is back for another year of judging at the hat contest, and we certainly wouldn’t want to disappoint!
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1930’s 1940’s
The Country Fair used to offer Goat Cart rides for 25 cents. Children eagerly anticipated attending the Devon Horse Show so they may have the chance to get a ride around the Country Fair. Goat carts were used a lot in rural areas of PA, and now are vintage collectables. In this photo, volunteers Charlotte Marquissee (in white coat) and Mary Dickson are pulling Emma and Edward Klepp in a goat cart in 1933.
The Flower Cart originated in the 40’s as another way to raise money at Devon. The cart would be pulled around with cut flowers placed within to be sold to spectators. Mostly young men would purchase flowers or boutonnieres to give to the young women. However, in this photo, Louise Kelly (3 years old) pinned a carnation on the jacket of her brother Lance Kelly (5 years old) in 1949.
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1958
The famous Gypsy Rose Lee, known for being a burlesque entertainer, attended the Devon Horse Show to perform an act in the Wanamaker Oval riding 4 horses. It was a rainy evening and the oval was rather muddy. Jimmy Robinson carried Gypsy Rose out to the oval and placed her on the horses so she wouldn’t get dirty. This was a slightly risqué move and many spectators gawked in surprise!
1950’s
Jimmy Robinson, longtime Devon participant, thought the crowd would get a kick out of him riding into the Wanamaker Oval on a chariot with four Shetland ponies. The spectators roared with excitement and the idea was a great triumph at Devon that year.
1960’s
President Eisenhower was a great fan of horse events and shows. He attended the Devon Horse Show & Country Fair twice. Here in this photo he is accompanied by Tom Bright, a former President and Chairman at Devon, as they enjoyed a day of events in 1963.
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he Devon Horse Show box seats have always been in high demand with a long tradition of families passing their Devon box seats down from generation to generation. It is part of the charm at Devon, and the owners of these box seats find great joy in taking their place each evening with family and friends as they enjoy the nightly equestrian competitions. The excitement of watching the jumpers is balanced by the spectator’s amusement in revealing their prized baskets of food, beverages, fine china, silver and whatever else they may pull out of their hats. This too has become a great tradition at Devon where the box holders strive to get as creative as possible with their fancy spreads of delicious bites. However, there is a fairly new tradition on the scene that may quite possibly help relieve individuals of the work in putting these elaborate baskets together. For the last four years, Cornerstone restaurant, located in Wayne, has provided guests of the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair with the most delectable and stunning baskets of food and wine to make anyone envious. Individuals have the option of choosing from a variety of small, medium or large Peterboro picnic baskets or the Nantucket Bike Basket Co. as an alternative. Either option is a fabulous way to entertain at Devon while leaving the work to Cornerstone. You can choose from an assortment of fine cheeses, charcuterie,
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spreads, gourmet sandwiches and salads, with decadent desserts. These options are accompanied with fine linens, including a fouta blanket if you’d prefer, plates, flatware and most importantly amazing bottles of wine provided by Cornerstone. With their new extensive wine program and shop at the recently expanded restaurant, their sommelier has hand-picked an entire bottle list that will have you swooning over every varietal. Particularly for this season, Cornerstone has unveiled a brilliant Rosé program offering 30+ different Rosés to choose from! There is one amazing Rosé in particular that will be quite fitting at the Devon Horse Show and will have you looking like a star. Simply ask Christine or Nick Kondra, owners of Cornerstone, for a bottle of “The Wither’s” Rosé to be tucked into your epicurean basket, and you’ll fit right in. The Withers Winery is located on the Sonoma Coast of California, and fittingly named their wine after the withers of a horse, which is how you measure the standard of a horse’s height. Very clever indeed! In addition to the picnic baskets that Cornerstone prepares for Devon spectators, they also offer Bento Boxes and Pony Boxes for exhibitors and visitors during the 10-day event. Bento Boxes can be filled with delicious tea sandwiches, larger sandwiches and salads,
tasty sides and sweets. Pony Boxes are filled with either PB & Tri-Berry jam sandwiches or grilled organic chicken sandwiches for the little ones, along with chips or veggies and a lemon bar or strawberry shortcake. Can it get any better than that? In addition to the new wine shop at Cornerstone, their restaurant has doubled in space offering a full dining room and bar with a craft cocktail program. This stunning space is a wonderful option for visitors during the Devon Horse Show, and for locals who haven’t had the opportunity to stop by and see the new space. When Cornerstone originally opened back in 2015 the mission was clear – Christine and Nick wanted to bring all things they loved from around the world and share their extensive culinary experiences with locals of the Main Line, Philadelphia and beyond. They continually seek out exceptionally sourced products from small-batch farms and purveyors to bring the best culinary experiences to Cornerstone. Not only have they offered the intimate setting of their 14-seat chef ’s counter for the last three years, they have also invited customers to experience their artisanal market with the most amazing selections of cheeses and charcuterie from around the world. The luxurious new dining area and stunning bar create an atmosphere that is sophisticated yet inviting. “We have a fantastic following here at Cornerstone,” remarked Christine. “We want to build on that and continue to create the best experiences for our customers that we possibly can.” With an extraordinary menu of bites to small and large plates, you will want to linger in this newly expanded space for hours. Be sure not to miss out on the infamous Oyster Hour from 3:30PM-5:30PM. My suggestion? Oysters and Rosé all day long. Bon Appétit!
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Wayne Art Center 12th Annual
PleinAir Festival May 13 - June 30, 2018
Collectors’ Soirée : Saturday, May 12 6:00-10:00pm
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ne of the most sought-after national juried festival competitions of plein-air landscape paintings, hosted by Wayne Art Center, will take place from May 6-12, 2018. The 12th Annual Wayne Art Center Plein Air Festival will feature 33 nationally distinguished artists who will create over 250 local landscapes that will be available at the Collectors’ Soirée and Sale on Saturday, May 12, from 6-10 pm and for the duration of the exhibition through June 30, 2018. The 2017 Wayne Art Center Plein Air Festival will remain on display and open to the public from May 15 until June 24, 2017. During your time at the Devon Horse Show, be sure to take a ride down to the Wayne Art Center to view this beautiful exhibit. Regular gallery hours are Monday-Friday 9AM-5PM, and Saturdays 9AM-4PM. For more information about events surrounding the festival contact the Wayne Art Center at 610-688-3553 or go to www.wayneart.org or www.waynepleinair.org.
FESTIVAL KEY DATES Artists Paint within 25 miles of Wayne: May 7-12 Collectors’ Soirée: Saturday, May 12, 6:00-10:00pm (Ticketed event, ww.waynepleinair.org) Exhibition Dates: May 13 through June 30, 2018 (Free and open to the public) Reflections Thru the Lens & Matthew Paskiet Glass Exhibition Opening Receptions: May 18, 5-7 pm. (Free and open to the public) John Cosby Painting Demo: Sunday, May 13, 1-3pm. (Free and open to the public) John Cosby Plein Air Workshop: May 14-16, 10 am - 4pm. (Fee) Wayne Art Center’s Plein Air Festival is an exciting opportunity to bring valued talent to our community from other regions stretching up and down the East Coast out to the Midwest and as far as the West Coast. “We are honored to have John Cosby jury the artists and awards this year,” states Nancy Campbell, Executive Director, Wayne Art Center and Founder of the Wayne Art Center Plein Air Festival. John Cosby is a founding board member of the prestigious Laguna Plein Air Painters Association, a signature member of both Plein Air Painters of America and The California Art Club. WayneMagazine.com | May 2018
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Cosby has selected artists from across the country to compete in Wayne Art Center’s Plein Air Festival. Cosby will select awards for the freshly painted framed works and present over $18,000 in awards at the Collectors’ Soiree on Saturday, May 12. He will also offer a painting demo on Sunday, May 13 from 1PM-3PM and will present a 3-day, Plein Air painting workshop from May 14-16. Collectors’ Soiree tickets and registration for the workshop can be made at www.waynepleinair.org or by calling 610-688-3553. Festival artists will paint pastoral scenes and parks as well as quaint scenes from historic Main Line neighborhoods within 25 miles of Wayne during the first four days of the competition. On Friday, May 11, the painters will venture to site specific “Art of Water” locations in the area and in Center City. On Saturday, May 12, Wayne becomes the central spot for artists and community participants to paint on the final day of the festival. Artists can be seen capturing everyday life from early morning until 1PM. A special Community Paint Out is open to all artists in our community. Artists can register to paint on May 12 at www.waynepleinair.org.
The exhibit commences with the 12th Annual Collectors’ Soirée and Sale on Saturday, May 12 in the Davenport and Vidinghoff Galleries. Doors open precisely at 6PM for those with early patron viewing tickets and 7PM for regular admission tickets. The event offers a chance to meet the artists in a festive and elegant setting. An open bar will be offered with fine wines and craft beers, accompanied by an ice luge with martinis, along with savory hors d’oeuvres and live jazz to create a festive environment for over 250 collectors and patrons. Additional related Plein Air events will include a private docent tour and lunch at The Barnes Foundation to view the exhibition, Renoir: Father & Son/Painting & Cinema on Wednesday, June 6 from 10AM to 1PM. Returning Plein Air artist and Wayne Art Center faculty member, Mick McAndrews will conduct a Plein Air painting demo on Thursday, June 14 from 5:30PM – 7PM. Presenting sponsor, West Laurel Hill, will create a spellbinding Murder Mystery Dinner and Theater Benefit for Wayne Art Center on Thursday, June 21, 6PM – 9PM. Wayne Art Center is grateful to presenting Sponsor, West Laurel Hill and all the many business sponsors and patrons who make this event possible. Please visit www.waynepleinair.org to register for these events, or by calling 610.688.3553.
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appetizers at devon These delicious and quirky recipes were created by women who volunteered for the Devon Horse Show & Country Fair over 35 years ago. They compiled and published their own book titled Appetizers at Devon. Each year we feature some of our favorites from this wonderful cookbook which highlights the fun culinary spirit of so many Devon volunteers over the years.
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Horse Show & Country Fair FOR THE BENEFIT OF BRYN MAWR HOSPITAL
THURSDAY, MAY 24-SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 2018 Enjoy 11 days full of lemon stick eating, carnival rides and games, beautiful horses, exceptional competitions and endless family fun! FEATURING FIVE NIGHTS OF FEI SHOWJUMPING COMPETITION! DON’T MISS THE EXCITING EVENTING CLASS ON SUNDAY, MAY 27TH
For more info call 610-964-0550 or visit www.devonhorseshow.org Brenda Carpenter Photography