Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame
18
Feb
Little Mary
Little Mary – bred in Ireland, the much-celebrated bay pony “Little Mary” was owned by August Belmont and loaned to the American team…
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18
Feb
Silverada
Silverada was played by 10-goaler Gonzalo Heguy for the East Coast Open in 1994 where she won Best Playing Pony.
18
Feb
Paul Wollenman
During a career that spans 48 years, Paul Wollenman’s expertise as a veterinarian caring for the horses of some of the nation’s finest polo teams…
18
Feb
Bert Beveridge
Starting polo in the late 1930s, Bert Beveridge remained committed for over 30 years, helping to invigorate the sport throughout the 1950s and ’60s…
14
Feb
Joey Casey
A world-class polo player, Joey Casey is well respected as a polo pony breeder and trainer of exceptional horses for the sport…
14
Feb
Cyril Harrison
Cyril R. Harrison dedicated his entire life to polo, recognized as an accomplished player, gifted instructor, a beloved mentor, respected horseman…
14
Feb
Wembley
A venerable veteran of the most highly competitive polo in the U.S. and around the world, Wembley has been played by the best players in the sport.
14
Feb
Gargantilla
The celebrated polo pony Gargantilla could not be confused with any other.
14
Feb
Patrick Dix
Playing polo since the age of 13, Pat Dix went on to become the leading scorer of the winning Cornell 1963 National Intercollegiate Championship team…
14
Feb
George Sherman, Sr.
Known as the “father of indoor polo,” George C. Sherman Sr. was almost single-handedly responsible for organizing and refining…