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55 T h e d a d B e n e f i c i a r i e S 2 0 1 5 Four charitable organizations received financial awards at the 2015 show. • Delaware Valley Combined Training Association (DVCTA), a Kennett Square, Pennsylvania membership organization that promotes equestrian education and events. DVCTA provides scholarships to its members to enable them to defray the cost of attending educational programs and clinics that focus on dressage and jumping. • The Dressage Foundation, a Lincoln, Nebraska organization that provides financial support to the sport of dressage throughout the United States. The Dressage Foundation funds dressage-related education. Its Century Club recognizes riders and horses whose combined age is 100 years or more! • Sebastian Riding Associates, a Collegeville, Pennsylvania organization that provides equine-assisted therapy for children and adults with physical and mental disabilities. Sebastian Riding Associates offers a riding program to more than 185 students which is designed to build balance and symmetry, increase reach and range of motion, develop speech and language, thought processes, planning and sequencing. • Work to Ride, a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania organization that provides disadvantaged urban youth with constructive activities centered on horsemanship, equine sports and education. Work to Ride, located at Chamounix Stables in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, is a long-term program dedicated to develop youngsters' discipline, responsibility and life skills through training, riding, and performing horse care and barn management. Lori Kaminski, CEO Dressage at Devon, presents the 2015 Awards to the Worthy Beneficiaries Dressage at Devon 2016 • Beneficiaries ©Hoofprints.com