Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame
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Mar
Hall of Fame
03
Mar
Chica Boom
Chica Boom was a mare bred and trained by Bart and Nena Evans on their ranch near Midland, Texas…
26
Feb
Elmer Boeseke
The right man at the right time, Elmer Boeseke, Jr. was as tough as he was tall. Versatile in all four positions, his performance…
26
Feb
Al Parsells
A shining light in the gray post-war era, Albert “Al” Parsells accomplished so much and did so against steep odds…
26
Feb
Harold A. (Joe) Barry
In the tradition of the Barry excellence, Harold “Joe” Barry, a galloping oak tree with the soul of a poet, took his place in the forefront of American polo…
26
Feb
Lester (Red) Armour, III
Heralding the second flowering of American polo, Lester “Red” Armour, III, rode mightily in the saddle, delighting the throngs of polo’s new fans…
06
Mar
George C. Sherman Jr.
The obligation and honor of lineage, that is how George C. Sherman, Jr., saw polo. And he so loved it, too…
06
Mar
Tommy Wayman
The first native son in a generation to earn a 10-goal rating, Thomas “Tommy” Wayman restored hope to a polo nation yearning for old glory…
06
Mar
Norman Brinker
The spirit of the competitor and the heart of the civic-minded add up to the eminence of Norman Brinker…
06
Mar
Malcolm Stevenson
“Genius at number three” is how 10-goaler Malcolm Stevenson was described. In an era of test matches, of headline-making international rivalries…