Iglehart Award

A by-the-bootstraps polo player and entrepreneur, Tony Coppola created a successful polo career and polo equipment and supply business…

Walt “Papa” Kuhn contributed a lifetime of devotion to the sport of polo through his longstanding efforts…

Clark spent a lifetime dedicated to polo. An avid player since age 7, he later captained the Oklahoma University team…

At the age of nine, in a Hollywood restaurant with her show business parents, Sue Sally wrote on a napkin, “I want to be a polo player or a bronc buster.” Polo won!..

Joe Rizzo helped to rekindle the flame of polo that was nearly extinguished after World War II…

A true benefactor of the sport, Willis Allen, Sr., fostered the development and growth of polo on the West Coast.

James Rice earned his reputation in the Polo Museum Hall of Fame as one of the most respected polo trainers in America.

Without Mr. Glynn’s knowledge and dedication, polo in the Northeast would not be nearly as vital as it is today.

Virgil Christian started playing the game as a young man in the early ’20s, inspired by his polo-playing father.