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svnadmin dump | svndumpfilter exclude {space seperated list of path prefixes to exlude} > newdump
Sorry I forgot svnadmin dump must also take the repository argument.. here's the full command:
svnadmin dump | svndumpfilter exclude {space separated prefixes to exclude} | svnadmin load
Imagine {repository} after dump and load, I didn't realise ohloh would filter the < and >. I apologise for all of the replies.
Or you could export to git and use git filter-branch to remove the offending files, which would preserve the depth of the history. :-)
I would also recommend Aristid's idea,
Svn is looking really old now, distributed version control systems are the future.