Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame
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Feb
Henry Trione
For more than 50 years Henry Trione has promoted polo on the West Coast…
Hall of Fame
15
Feb
Little Lou Dee
Bred and owned by Tommy and Billy Wayman, this gallant little black mare played in eight U.S. Opens…
15
Feb
Cottontail
One of the great American ponies of the “Big Four” era was Harry Payne Whitney’s Cottontail…
15
Feb
W. Averell Harriman
A player, banker, businessman and statesman, Harriman inherited a $100 million railroad fortune…
15
Feb
Gonzalo Pieres
Gonzalo Pieres won the Argentine Open nine times and has been on the winning team in the Queen’s Cup, Coronation Cup, Cowdray Park Gold Cup and the British Open…
16
Feb
Alfred E. Fortugno
Alfred “Fred” Fortugno’s passionate participation in and enthusiastic contributions to the sport of polo have spanned four decades…
16
Feb
Bonnie J
Bonnie J was a dun mare who 10-goaler Cecil Smith recalled as the best pony he ever owned…
16
Feb
Burrito
Burrito was a handsome, “blindingly fast” dark bay thoroughbred gelding bred at John T. Oxley’s Oxley Polo Stables
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Feb
William Sinclaire
William “Bill” Sinclaire served as a mentor for many who thought polo was a game worth playing and promoting…
16
Feb
John E. Cowdin
A player with the famed Rockaway Club, John E. Cowdin achieved a 10-goal handicap in 1894…