Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame
18
Feb
Jacobs
Jacobs (unknown breeding, Texas-bred) – Jacobs’ career spanned ten years playing in all the top tournaments of his era…
Hall of Fame
18
Feb
Danny Scheraga
Danny Scheraga has devoted his career to nurturing polo players and improving the sport. He began playing at Cornell University and was named head coach in 1975…
18
Feb
Dr. Horace Albert Laffaye
Horace Laffaye left a matchless impression on the sport of polo. He grew up in Argentina, playing polo there before devoting himself to medicine and becoming a surgeon…
18
Feb
John F. “Jack” Ivory
At age 10, John F. “Jack” Ivory began his polo career in the Detroit area. As a hard-hitting teenager, he was dubbed the “boy wonder”…
18
Feb
Julio Arellano
Growing up as a second-generation polo player in Wellington, Florida, Julio Arellano rose to stardom as an outstanding player and horseman…
18
Feb
Little Mary
Little Mary – bred in Ireland, the much-celebrated bay pony “Little Mary” was owned by August Belmont and loaned to the American team…
18
Feb
Silverada
Silverada was played by 10-goaler Gonzalo Heguy for the East Coast Open in 1994 where she won Best Playing Pony.
18
Feb
Paul Wollenman
During a career that spans 48 years, Paul Wollenman’s expertise as a veterinarian caring for the horses of some of the nation’s finest polo teams…
18
Feb
Bert Beveridge
Starting polo in the late 1930s, Bert Beveridge remained committed for over 30 years, helping to invigorate the sport throughout the 1950s and ’60s…
14
Feb
Joey Casey
A world-class polo player, Joey Casey is well respected as a polo pony breeder and trainer of exceptional horses for the sport…