For those who love polo, they know there’s no game that offers more excitement. The thrill of riding a well-trained horse back and forth across the field, outmaneuvering your opponent, and scoring a game-winning goal makes it a sport that’s like no other....
For many when thinking of what makes a great polo player, images of long-haired champagne drinkers that happen to look great in tight white jeans come to mind. However, as reality would have it, much more than these traits will be needed to achieve greatness in the...
For those who love polo, once they play they never want to stop. However, they have other responsibilities that keep them off the polo field from time to time. Because of that, it can be hard to keep one’s skills sharp. But for those dedicated players who are...
The Polo game has its root in Persia. The actual game began in 600 BC with an individual that found that hitting a ball with a stick while riding a horse was fun. Fast forward 2,600 years later, a game played by the Indian tea planters, the Argentine gauchos, and the...
The modern game of polo has changed. John Walton taught players how to alliance and play for their flanks rather than themselves. He turned the polo game approach from the traditional formula of having a goalkeeper on one side while other players hit the ball and...
Horse racing and polo have a long-standing argument over which sport can properly be referenced as “The Sport of Kings.” Although the general public agrees that horse racing deserves the title, polo is the sport which actually counts kings and princes as...
