Horses to Remember

Dr. E.J. Boeseke, Sr., found Red Ace at a Tijuana racetrack, brought him to California and trained him as a polo pony….

In the hands of Louis Stoddard, Belle of All played brilliantly and with the heart of a lioness…

Northrup Knox’s Rotallen was one of his legendary group of mares…

Bred and owned by Tommy and Billy Wayman, this gallant little black mare played in eight U.S. Opens…

One of the great American ponies of the “Big Four” era was Harry Payne Whitney’s Cottontail…

Bonnie J was a dun mare who 10-goaler Cecil Smith recalled as the best pony he ever owned…

Burrito was a handsome, “blindingly fast” dark bay thoroughbred gelding bred at John T. Oxley’s Oxley Polo Stables

Levicu was a bay mare acclaimed for her fantastic acceleration, flat-out speed, and endurance…

Gay Boy, Texas rancher Will C. Gay’s gift to the game of polo…

Electric Charge was a dark chestnut, thoroughbred mare and the winner of the Hartman Trophy in 1981.