Horses to Remember

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.

Played by Canadian-born, Argentine-raised 10-goaler Lewis Lacey in the 1928 Cup of the Americas, this chestnut pony impressed everyone with his skill and stamina over multiple chukkers.

Originally known as Magasin, this liver chestnut stallion was owned and played by Delmar Carroll for 13 years, and won the Hartman Trophy..

Delta Dawn was a gray thoroughbred mare trained by Cecil Smith…

Alabama, a gray gelding owned by Steve Gose and played by Joe Barry, won the Hartman Award…

Sweet William, a brown thoroughbred gelding, earned worldwide acclaim…

Ragamuffin was the winner of the Willis L. Hartman Trophy…

Cynthia Lola is just the kind of polo pony you would expect…

Woodie D was a gem of a polo pony with many facets…