by Steve Crowder | Nov 30, 2007 | California Polo Clubs, News, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
Who needs the West? Will polo disappear on the West Coast if and when the Eldorado Polo Club disappears? These are questions posed in a recent blog column written by an author called “Backhander.” Note by Steve Crowder in reference to topic of helping West...
by Staff Writer | Nov 22, 2007 | News, PoloZONE Updates, Santa Barbara Polo Club
NORMAN E. RINGER M.D. APRIL 17, 1921 – OCT. 27, 2007 Having helped literally thousands of people into this world, Dr. Norman Edward Ringer, 86, of Modesto, peacefully left it on Saturday, October 27, 2007. A faithful Roman Catholic, Dr. Ringer practiced medicine...
by Staff Writer | Nov 19, 2007 | Archives, California Polo Clubs, Eldorado PC, News
Indio, Ca. (November 19, 2007) – With the fall/winter season at the Eldorado Polo Club opening one month later than past years, the fate of the Road Runner and Go Honey tournaments has been unknown – until now. While it appears that the Road Runner will...
by Steve Crowder | Nov 18, 2007 | Argentina Polo Clubs, Eldorado PC, News, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
It was an old West Coast visitor, Mariano Gonzalez, who came to the rescue. Mariano was just who they needed as Chap needed a sub for injured Lucas Criado early in the game. So Chap had Mariano Gonzalez on the line in the Arg. Open. In the Argentine Open the first few...
by Steve Crowder | Nov 18, 2007 | Argentina Polo Clubs, News, Polo Report by Steve Crowder
FrederickMannix, Jr. is the first Canadian in close to 100 years to participate in the Argentine Open. Lewis Lacey was the first Canadian to every play in the Argentine Open. Lacey won the Argentine Open in 1915. I am not currently in Argentina, but I’m sure...
