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I don't think you can do this directly. But you can use -saveold, version(12)- in Stata 14 to save the file in Stata 12 format, and then there is an .ado file called -use12.ado- that Sergiy Radyakin wrote a while back that will run in Stata 10 and can read Stata 12 files. There may be some information loss, as Stata 14 data sets have things like strL's and Unicode that didn't exist in Stata 10. But if the file doesn't make use of those innovations, I would imagine this would work OK.
If you can't get -use12-, then I think you have to use some intermediary format such as a .csv file, or something like that. That could entail the loss of variable and value labels, but would preserve the main corpus of the data.
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