by Steve Crowder | Jun 1, 2007 | California Polo Clubs, Polo Report by Steve Crowder, Santa Barbara Polo Club
Vic Graber Memorial 8-12 Goal Results – This memorial tournament is held in honor of Vic Graber who helped keep polo alive in Santa Barbara during a declining period in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Established shortly after his death in 1983, the...
by Steve Crowder | Jun 1, 2007 | California Polo Clubs, Polo Report by Steve Crowder, San Diego Polo Club
As we enter the midway of ’07 there is action on the coast of California. In Santa Barbara round 3 of the 12 Goal starts today. The Pope Challenge champs Long Beach take on the first tournament Champs to see who has the upperhand. This is Chadmar/Nicoma minus...
by Staff Writer | May 28, 2007 | Polo Report by Steve Crowder, San Diego Polo Club, Santa Barbara Polo Club
As we travel into the 6th month of ’07 on the Gold Coast it has been a very dry year for the grass and Polo. It is common to have little grass with no rain, but then the fields keep growing because we can irrigate them and fertilize them. We can grow fields, but...
by Staff Writer | May 18, 2007 | California Polo Clubs, Polo Report by Steve Crowder, San Diego Polo Club
The heat is on, the horses are snorting and the players will be panting. After 7 months of growing grass its time to start tearing it up as that’s what their gonna do. The Margarita league is in its 3rd very successful week and this Saturday starts the Pro Pool...
by Staff Writer | May 14, 2007 | Polo Report by Steve Crowder
Someone called and asked if I had looked at the message board on PoloZONE.com lately. I said no, not recently. So I did tonight and I was amused at the FIP World Cup topics. Many of the postings were whining about Canada using a player from Argentina, but who has a...
by Steve Crowder | May 14, 2007 | Polo Report by Steve Crowder
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IS THAT US. I find it very amusing that we still call ourselves UNITED. We are not united on anything from Polo to the Whitehouse. The U.S. has more friction than a lead shank being pulled thru your hand on a runaway horse. So tell me what...
