Devon Celebrates the Launch of Its $5 Million Legacy Initiative

The Devon Horse Show and Country Fair welcomed supporters, community leaders and equestrian enthusiasts to Triple Crown in Radnor on October 8 for an elegant evening celebrating the launch of the Devon Legacy Initiative.

Hosted by Chairman and CEO Wayne W. Grafton, the reception introduced a five-year, $5 million campaign to preserve, restore and enhance Devon’s historic grounds for future generations.

Grafton shared Devon’s journey since the major improvements of the 1990s, highlighted the significant investments made since May 2026, and outlined how the Legacy Initiative will fund future enhancements to ensure Devon remains a treasured part of the community and a premier destination in the equestrian world for the next 130 years.

Guests enjoyed live violin music, personalized fashion portraits, commemorative leather keepsakes and an exclusive silent auction. The evening also introduced the Founding Legacy Pin Program, recognizing those making significant commitments to Devon’s future.

Celebrating 130 years of tradition, the gathering marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter for one of the Main Line’s most beloved institutions.

1,  Wayne and Reggie Hunt paused for a photo with Maureen Anne Flanagan and Leslie Padilla.

2. Erin McGarry and Clementine Brown attended the event.

3. Tim Riddle chatted with Susan Tatios, Mike Tillson and Greg Landis.

4. David and Anne Hain enjoyed the floral extravaganza.

5. Rick and Trisha Michell paused for a photo with John Schwarz and Cinda Johnson.

6. Devon and Country Fair Chairman and CEO Wayne Grafton welcomed Tom Ward to the Devon Legacy event.

7. Katie Brown, Mimi Killian, Wade McDevitt and Debbie and Al Martin shared a moment at the event.

8. Brian Sullivan and Fox 29’s, Good Day Philadelphia anchor Karen Hepp chatted with Maripeg Bruder, Andrew Hart and Sydney Grims