Kasey Perry-Glass

Kasey Perry-Glass earned an Olympic bronze medal in team dressage while representing the United States at the 2016 Summer Olympics, marking a significant achievement in her illustrious equestrian career. Her dedication to the sport has positioned her as a consistent high-level competitor, demonstrating exceptional skill and partnership with her horses on the international stage. Following her Olympic success, Perry-Glass continued to achieve notable milestones throughout her career. In 2017, she placed an impressive seventh at the World Cup Finals held in Omaha, NE, showcasing her individual prowess.

This was succeeded by a team silver medal at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games in Tryon, NC, where she competed with her esteemed horse, Goerklintgaards Dublet. The pair continued their strong performances into 2019, securing a fifth-place finish at the World Cup Finals in Gothenburg, further cementing her reputation for consistent competitive success in international dressage events. Presently, Perry-Glass is based in Wellington, FL, with summers spent in Orangevale, CA, where she continues her work in dressage. She remains actively involved in expanding her string of competition horses and taking on new clients, indicating a sustained commitment to the sport’s development.

Her expertise is highly sought after, leading her to travel extensively to conduct clinics, sharing her nuanced understanding of dressage with aspiring riders and horse owners. Kasey Perry-Glass’s influence in the equestrian community extends beyond her competitive accolades; she is deeply committed to the development of other riders and horses, fostering talent and raising the standards within the discipline. Her professional website, kpgdressage.com, serves as a central hub for her activities, collaborations, and continued engagement with the global dressage community.