Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame
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Sweet William
Sweet William, a brown thoroughbred gelding, earned worldwide acclaim…
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Feb
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Feb
Thomas Hitchcock Sr.
Thomas Hitchcock was an accomplished steeplechaser who learned polo as an Oxford undergraduate and began playing in the U.S. with James Gordon Bennett…
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Feb
James Rice
James Rice earned his reputation in the Polo Museum Hall of Fame as one of the most respected polo trainers in America.
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Feb
Thomas “Tommy” Glynn
Without Mr. Glynn’s knowledge and dedication, polo in the Northeast would not be nearly as vital as it is today.
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Feb
Robert (Bob) Uihlein
When polo needed leaders, Robert “Bob” Uihlein, Jr ushered in a new age for the sport. After World War II, he was the driving force behind the Milwaukee Polo Club…
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Feb
S.K. (Skey) Johnston, Jr.
Polo needs more friends like Skey Johnston. One of the last of the left-handed players, he gave of himself to benefit the sport…
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Feb
Bart Evans
As horseman, trainer, breeder and player, Bart Evans’ success came “by the bootstraps.”…