by Staff Writer | Jan 28, 2007 | Bloggers, Eldorado PC, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
THERE WAS THUNDER IN INDIO, CA TODAY it started early and never quit until the light of day denied any more polo. At 10 A.M. it was a hard-riding Jenny Luttrell leading the way as Cottrerel Farms blew out the den of Kentfield. Also at 10 a.m. it was Park Lane getting...
by Staff Writer | Jan 27, 2007 | Bloggers, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
It was the first really nice polo day in Indio, CA in ’07, but it was a day of waiting as three bronze rounds started today. The hard-riding, great looking Ms. Luttrell takes her Cotterell Farms into Mr. Chamberlain’s den to deal with Kentfield. It should be a...
by Staff Writer | Jan 22, 2007 | Bloggers, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
In the world of sports there is POLO as we know it. It is the fastest team sport and one of the most dangerous, exciting and addicting things a person can do. It should be one of the Extreme Sports and it is not because it has very little press or puablic exposure for...
by Staff Writer | Jan 22, 2007 | Polo Report by Steve Crowder
Who else could decide to work on all incoming roadways at the same time during the busiest part of the season? They have to be part of a well organized group. We have come to know FIMA so well. Remember the organization who fixed Katrina clean-up or were paid well to...
by Staff Writer | Jan 21, 2007 | Bloggers, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
The Polo Report by Steve Crowder – It was the Little Mac (Frederick Mannix, Jr.) showing his wares down South in Florida as he blew by the boys from Patagones. Out West it was Big Mac (Fred Mannix, Sr.) and Mini Mac (Julian Mannix) took over for a lost 4- goaler...
by Staff Writer | Jan 20, 2007 | Bloggers, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
We had sunshine today, Sat. Jan, 20th, but the mercury never passed 65 F. But hey you needed sunscreen and a jacket for most of the day and the rest a heater and mittens, but hey we had polo all day. The Juniors started it with Pee Wee Polo at 9 am. At 10 a.m. it was...
