by Staff Writer | Nov 16, 2006 | Archives, Bloggers, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
The way it was in my mind and it is a simple mind I do say. The first tournament was normal, well played and the horses were all getting ready. So they were very close and fun games. Nobody is killing to win yet, but the Snowman (Adam Snow) was the player of the...
by Staff Writer | Nov 16, 2006 | Bloggers, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
The Polo Report by Steve Crowder. BTA has been a manstay in U.S. polo for approx. 56 years. Kelly Beal went off to Argentina, a very strong place for polo, and won one of their tournaments. He had Argentine help in the form of Mariano Gonzalez, a familiar face in the...
by Staff Writer | Nov 14, 2006 | Archives, Bloggers, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
Nov 15th 06: After a slow start Frederick Mannix (aka Little Mac) gets a big win in the first round of the Campurtados or something like that. He and another Yank Jeff Hall came through the first round and old friend Tiny Tomas fell as did Louis Escobar in their first...
by Staff Writer | Nov 14, 2006 | Archives, Bloggers, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
Kelly Beal took it to the South and made it to the finals of the 2006 Gold Cup in Argentina. Guess who he had to beat to get to the finals? Adolfo Cambiaso, who just won the second high goal tournament of the Triple Crown called the Hurlingham Open. BTA (Kelly Beal 1,...
by Staff Writer | Nov 10, 2006 | Archives, Argentina Polo Clubs, Bloggers, International Polo Clubs, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
Gabriel Donoso died today from irreversible injuries in a polo accident. It is with great regret we post this news, but it was going to happen as he was in a irreversible state of brain damage from what we’ve been told. It was said he was playing too soon after an...
by Staff Writer | Nov 8, 2006 | Archives, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
Well we know they are full of it but here we go again it started today as how great the winners are and it will be all there credit what gets done from now to Jan. because they gave the old one the ideas and on and on . Well I think most of California took a lesson...
