by Steve Crowder | Aug 24, 2014 | News, Polo Report by Steve Crowder, Santa Barbara Polo Club, Spain Polo Clubs
It was a perfect day for Polo mid 70’s with a slight wind and well so nice for mid Aug. but on the field it was another story . The 1 p.m game featured 2 winners from Thursday and it was ERG and Wildcats it was a very tight game for 1 st 2 chukkars start of 3rd...
by Steve Crowder | Aug 22, 2014 | News, Polo Report by Steve Crowder, Santa Barbara Polo Club, Spain Polo Clubs, Will Rogers Polo Clubs, Wine Country Polo Club
The Polo Report by Steve Crowder The PCO was underway today and an amazing day for polo. It was a temperate 72 degrees with full sun and a light breeze. Polo, however, was a bit hotter. ERG in the first game was defintiley showing Lucchesse who really is boss. They...
by palmbeachalex | Aug 21, 2014 | Aspen Valley Polo Club, Colorado Polo Clubs, News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe, U.S. Polo Clubs
Maybe it’s the thin air in the Rocky Mountains or maybe it’s just the intensity of the tournament itself but over 20 goals were scored Thursday morning at the Aspen Valley Polo Club as Longfield (Hannah Buchan, Melissa Ganzi, Miguel Novillo Astrada and Juan Bollini)...
by palmbeachalex | Aug 21, 2014 | Aspen Valley Polo Club, News, Palm Beach Report By Alex Webbe, U.S. Polo Clubs
It was a real “wild west shootout” Wednesday afternoon at the Aspen Valley Polo Club as La Karina (Bill Boyd, Carlitos Gracida, Santiago Wulff and Stuart Armstrong) outlasted Los Amigos (Alejandra Foster, Gabriel Crespo, Lucas Lalor and Brian Middleton) 15-13 in a...
by Steve Crowder | Aug 20, 2014 | Denver Polo, Eldorado Polo Club, Empire Polo Club, IPC International Polo Club Palm Beach FL, News, Polo Report by Steve Crowder, Santa Barbara Polo Club
The Polo Report By Steve Crowder The 2014 Pacific coast Open may well be the last 20-goal polo tournament played in California. It is a bit sad, but it looks like the deal is done and 1915 will be 16-goal instead of 20. The thought is that it will bring more teams as...
