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2009 Hampton Cup
Michael Borrico watches
on as his teammate Martin
Pepa is presented the Most
Valuable Player award last
Saturday. Above, Martin
Pepa was 2 for 2 on the
awards with Alita, the
game’s
Best Playing Pony.
2009 Hampton Cup
7 Teams - 20 Goal - Aug 14-29, 2009
Right, Adam Lindemann
Bracket I & II play cross brackets - Bracket III plays round robin
had a good re-start in high
Four top teams advance to semifinals - Bridgehampton Polo Club, NY
goal polo winning the
Bracket I
Bracket II
match last Saturday, after
the game with his daughGuillermo Usandizaga 6
Santi Torres 3
ters. (ph Alex Pacheco)
Mariano Obregon 6 Equuleus 0-2
Todd Offen 5 White Birch 1-0
Mariano Gonzalez 8 Lost to White Birch Mariano Aguerre 10 Def. Equuleus 15-9
Joe DiMenna 0 Lost to Cinque Terre
Peter Brant 2
20
20
Larry Austin 1
Alessandro Bazzoni 1
Gonzalo del Rio 5 Black Watch 1-0
Naco Taverna 6 Cinque Terre 1-1
Nacho Figueras 6 Def. Cinque Terre
Tommy Biddle 7 Lost to Black Watch
Hilario Ulloa 8 14-7
Nick Manifold 5 Def. Equuleus 9-8 OT
20
20
Bracket III
Bridgehampton Polo Club
Michael Borrico 1
Martin Pepa 4
Nick Roldan 9
Gaston Lisioli 6
20
Adam Lindemann 2
Guille Aguero 7
Michel Dorignac 7
Facundo Obregon 4
20
Dillon Bacon 0
Marcos del Rio 3
Sebastian Merlos 10
Tomas del Rio 6
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Last Saturday at Michael Borrico
& Certified Polo Team’s Party
Top, Victorine Deych, Vinaya Valloppillil and Vicki Mukovozov. Above, Nicole Davis (right)
with volunteers presenting her new Red Flag Magazine, website soon to be up at www.redflagmagazine.org. Top right, Michael Borrico (center) in discussion with Gonzalo Garcia del
Rio and Martin Pepa. Above right, Manfred Wellington and Tim Gannon. Below, Alejandro
Garcia del Rio (right) and friends of the Great Oaks Polo Team. (ph Frederic Roy)
A Polo Player’s Work is never done. After a busy afternoon last
Saturday at the polo grounds collecting Most Valuable Player and
Best Playing Pony Award for his mare Alita (see page 3), Martin
Pepa was still at work later that evening at Michael Borrico’s
Party doing the dishes first and then providing First-Aid care to
Mara Kadish, sitting pretty with her red dress. But soon it was
Martin’s turn to be nurtured and his boo-boo cured by nurse
Louise Tabbiner. (ph Frederic Roy)
At Michael Borrico’s party last Saturday, top, Mikey Matz. Left, Nacho
Cabrera, Alex Roldan, Dennis Banks and Dawn Neway. Above, Nicolas
Roldan (center) in discussion with friends. Below, Michael Borrico with
Alina Goncalves (left) and Danielle Levine. (ph Frederic Roy)
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Equuleus:Juan Martin Obregon, Matias Majul, Hugo Tagliafero (photo at
right) and Joe DiMenna; Below right,
with trainer Alex Moraes and Mariano
Gonzalez. Below, Michael Borrico for
Certified. (ph. Alex Pacheco)
Robin Hood Foundation
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Volunteers Last Year Fieldside
at Bridgehampton Polo Club
New Polo Club in New York Host First Tourney:
the 12-14 Goal USPA Master’s Cup
Haviland Hollow Polo Club
T
hree matches were played
yearlier this month for
a final Sunday August
16th, Airstream defeating
Ramirez Financial 9-7. The teams
had traded wins on August 6 & 9,
first Airstream defeated Ramirez Financial 14-11, then Ramirez Financial defeated Airstream 10-9.
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Club owner Sam Ramirez says:
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helpful this season with all the rain.
We have had close to 30 matches in
the arena this Summer.”
Ramirez Financial (blue): Gregorio Simiones, Sam Ramirez Jr., Oliver Butterworth
and Tommy Biddle. Airstream: Peter Orthwein, Pedro Lara, Guigi Aguerro and Shane
Rice. MVP- Peter Orthwein with 4 goals in the final, to take his team to the win. Best
Playing Pony went to Tequila played by Tommy Biddle, owned by Sam Ramirez Jr.
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“ Stallions Are From Jupiter, Mares are From Mercury "
The
Westchester Cup
USA vs. England
Saturday, February 21st, 2009 - 3 pm
International Polo Club Palm Beach
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November 28, 2009 in Wellington. Left,
Linda Soper and Courtney Boyd, who since
gave birth to a beautiful baby. Top right,
Marc and Ganzi, Toy and John Wash. Right,
Charles Ward and Joe Meyer. Below, Tom
Blake winning the Polo Pony Race.
Left, Amy and Scott Swerdlin.
Right, Merle Jenkins, Ami
Shinitsky and Steve Orthwein.
Below, Stacy Marts, Kelli Marts,
Ellen Marts, Ivan Welker, Amy
Young and Wade Byrd. (ph F Roy)
Top, poised Hurdler at the paddock. Above, last jump. Below,
Neil Hirsch and Players Club bartender extraordinaire Cathleen
Lewter. Top right, Katherine and Marc Bellissimo with Wellington’s favorite Irish Connection. (ph Frederic Roy)
Left, Mark Inman and Tara Lordi.
Above, Players Club King of the Night
John Darrah. Below, Marc Ganzi and
John Goodman. (ph Frederic Roy)
Northeast Equine Expo
Kicks Off Top Horse Event
N
ortheast Equine Expo recently
announced its 2010 event by
fielding a team at the Meadowbrook Ladies Tournament.
Playing for Expo were Lauren Carson,
Stacie Rodriquez, Barbara Tedder and Jessica Walsh,
The Expo, a premier equestrian event in
the region, will be held at world-renowned
Belmont Park on May 29-30, 2010. Drawing from the New England and Tri-State
area, 30,000 people are expected to attend.
“Certainly, just before the Triple Crown,
on a holiday weekend, this is the place for
all equine vendors and sponsors,” Bryan
Lazarus, Expo chairman, said. “This
family-friendly event is a great showcase
for exhibitors and riders, in one of the top
equestrian areas of the United States.”
Long Island alone has over 60,000 horses and generates an estimated $1 billion in
equine revenues.
Jessica Walsh, Expo Co-Founder said
“We are proud that Belmont Park has offered us the rare opportunity to host demonstrations in the center of the raceway.
We have invited a variety of riders to perform, from Olympic level to pony club and
will be hosting an exciting match of polo.
Not only will these events have a large
audience at the Park, they will be shown
on the Race TV Broadcast System to approximately 3 million people.
In addition to the broadcasted Infield
events, portions of Belmont’s historic
grounds have been reserved for exhibitors
and special tents will feature fabulous ecofriendly to equestrian lifestyle products.
Walsh said visitors can view different breeds in hundred
stalls under one tent. The Expo will also have a special
tent specifically for families with a young equestrian.
Demonstrations and workshops will be held throughout
the two-day event.
Located between Manhattan and the Hamptons, Belmont Park is easily accessible to thousands of equestrian
enthusiasts.
Vendors can reserve 10 x 10 booths, as well as larger
exterior spaces. Lazarus noted that various sponsorship
packages are also available.
For more information about the schedule, events, activities, etc..., please call (877) 778-EXPO or [email protected].
Meadowbrook Ladies Polo Team: left to right, Stacie
Rodriguez, Barbara Tedder, Lauren Carson, Jessica
Walsh. Bottom left, Jessica Walsh and Lauren Carson.
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The Eddie Moore at Mashomack
2009 USPA Eduardo Moore MVP-Pro Frankie
Bilbao with his son and Oakleigh Thorne Sr.
Above, 2009 Nueva Escocia Champions (subsidiary to the Eddie
Moore Memroial Cup) Hawk Hill/Smithfield: Fabiana Ramirez presenting to John Klopp (MVP-Amateur), Tommy Collingwood (MVPPro), Julio Ezcurra and family, (missing is Philip Mactaggart).
(photos Tom Goodspeed)
Above, 2009 USPA Eduardo Moore Runner-up Longfield Farm:
Left to right, Juan Martin Obregon, Duke Buchan, Frankie Bilbao
(and family), and Oliver Merison (Oliver, Maxi Langlois & Mathew
Coppola were the youngest players in the tournament in 2009, all
14 years old). Above, right, 2009 Nueva Escocia MVP Amateur
was a tie between Hawk Hill/Smithfield’s John Klopp and Deerfield Hill’s Hannah Buchan. Presenting are Father & Son Oakleigh Thorne. (Oakleigh Jr. won this award last year when his team
when Heathcote Farm won the Eddie Moore Championship). Right,
2009 Nueva Escocia BPP went to Julio Escurra’s Benito, Dede
Rosenfeld (Fellow Founder of Millbrook Polo) the award to Julio &
Benito’s groom.
Crab Orchard Wins
Kentucky Horse Park
Invitational, Sweeps
Ky. Summer Series
Before returning to Open Competition in 2010 at IPC,
2-time U.S. Open Champion (07-08) Crab Orchard had
a strong showing in KY, sweeping both Crab Orchard
and Kentucky Horse Park Invitationals. In the
Kentucky Horse Park Invitational final, Crab Orchard
defeated Faraway 14-12. Right, Jesus Colin, Rosendo
Usandizaga, Beverly Rawlings, Julio Arellano, and
George Rawlings. Faraway (yellow) Ruben Coscia, Pelon
Escapite, Nick Cifuni and Hutton Goodman. Greg and
Becky Goodman are standing far right. (ph Mathea Kelley)
George Rawlings
Julio Arellano
BPP: Belinda, played by Ruben Coscia
Rosendo Usandizaga
The Skeeter Johnston Memorial Cup at Flying H Polo
The Skeeter Johnston Memorial Cup, Sponsored by, Kings Saddlery,
Bruce and Mary King, was played on Tuesday, August 18 at Flying H
Polo Club in Wyoming, Bendabout dfeated Jan Pamela 8-6. From left,
(Bendabout) Owen Rinehart, Miguel Astrada, Gillian Johnston and Chrys
Beal; (Jan Pamela) Alejandro Astrada, Tiger Kneece ,Wayne Garrison and
Steve Dalton. The Skeeter Johnston Memorial Trophy presented by Leslie
and Louisa Johnston, at center. BPP award: River Dance, owned and
played by Owen Rinehart (sponsored by, Perk’s Horspital, Perk Connell)
MVP: Owen Rinehart (sponsored by, the Bozeman Trail Gallery, Hanna
King Ermantraut and Bill King). Highest scorer award: Gillian Johnston 6 Goals (Highest Scorer sponsored by, The Bozeman Trail Gallery,
Hanna King Ermantraut and Bill King). (Photos by Laura MacCarty)
USPA Lucchese America Cup
John Muse
Azzaro
Marc Ganzi
Kris Kampsen
Mike Azzaro
Runner-up Lucchese (ph David Lominska www.polographics.com)
Kampsen
Youth Polo at Santa Barbara
O
n Thursday, August 13,
the World Gym Tournament had 28 participants. The action started
with the Leadline, then the Walk/
Trot group. In the Canter/ Gallop
group there was record numbers this
year, and three strong teams played
a round robin.
In the Rock and Roll Group there
were several talented youngsters
who looked ready to move on to the
20 goal the next day!
The players came from all over,
as there were local Californians and
children who had come from Florida
and Argentina along with their high
goal playing parents. Roper Kiesner,
a youngster who travels with his
family to rodeos, was in town for
the weekend and thanks to a generous horse loan from Audi, was able
to play as well.
The ponies being played varied
from furry Shetlands to Harrison
Azzaro’s mount, which I think he
borrowed out of his dad Mike’s high
goal string.
The MVP of the World Gym tournament was Phillipe Bercellino, and
the BPP was Joaquin Avendano’s
horse “Pink Panther.”
On Saturday, the Linfoot Memorial saw kids swarming the field, as
there were 37 participants! Most of
the participants of the World Gym
tournament returned for more polo
action, and several players from
Poway came up to join in the fun.
MVP (leadline)- Riley Jordan,
MVP (walk/trot)- Mackenzie
Weisz, MVP (canter/ gallop)- Roper
Kiesner, MVP (rock and roll)- Gonzalo Weisz and Phillipe Bercellino.
Melanja Jones
The Bombardier Pacific Coast Open August 23rd - Sept 6th, 2009
Sun 23 10am Lucchese vs Zacara Bracket II
10am Patagones vs ERG Bracket II
1pm Audi vs Grants Farm Bracket I
3pm Mansour vs Valiente Bracket I
Thurs 27 10am Audi vs Mansour Bracket I
Noon Grants Farm vs Valiente Bracket I
2pm Lucchese vs ERG Bracket II
4pm Zacara vs Patagones Bracket II
Sun30th 10am Audi vs Valiente Bracket I
10am Grants Farm vs Mansour Bracket I
1pm Lucchese vs Patagones Bracket II
3pm ERG vs Zacara Bracket II
Thurs 3rd 10am Semifinal (#1 Bracket I vs #2 Bracket II) Noon Semifinal (#2 Bracket I vs #1 Bracket II)
2pm Subsidiary Semifinal (#3 Bracket I vs #4 Bracket II)
4pm Subsidiary Semifinal (#4 Bracket I vs #3 Bracket II)
Sat 5
2pm Western Badge and Trophy Subsidiary Final Sun 6 2pm Bombardier Pacific Coast Open Final Two great youth events played at Santa Barbara last week.
Left, the World Gym Miguel Torres Memorial Junior Tournament and, right, the Linfoot Memorial Junior Tournament.
(ph David Lominska www.polographics.com)
Santa Barbara Polo Club
2009 Bombardier Pacific Coast Open
8 Teams - 20 Goal - Aug. 23 - Sept 6, 2009 - Santa Barbara Polo Club
Bracket I
Marc Ganzi 1
Kris Kampsen 6
Juan Bolini 6
Luis Escobar 7
20
Cachi Garcia Velez 2
Sugar Erskine 7
Jeff Hall 7
Andy Busch 4
20
Ben Soleimani 0
Martin Zegers 6
Adam Snow 8
Santiago Trotz 6
20
Bob Jornayvaz 0
Carlucho Arellano 5
Nacho Astrada 9
Santiago Botaro 6
20
Bracket II
Audi
Grant’s Farm
Mansour
1st place
Bracket I
Valiente
2nd place
Bracket II
John Muse 0
Julio Gracida 5 Lucchese
Mike Azzaro 9
Andres Weisz 6
20
Lyndon Lea 1
Nicolas Pieres 7 Zacara
Miguel Astrada 9
tba 3
20
Gonzalo Avendaño 1
Carlos Avendaño 6 Patagones
Carlos Gracida 8
Brandon Philips 5
20
Scott Wood 0
Jeff Blake 7 ERG
Paco De Narvaez 9
Gonzalo Deltour 4
20
Semifinal
Thurs Sept 3
Final
Sunday
Sept 6
3 pm
1st place
Bracket II
2nd place
Bracket I
Semifinal
Thurs Sept 3
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Bridgehampton Polo Club | 2009 Summer Season
Sun. Aug 9 - Sat Aug 29 Hampton Cup
Fri 14 Black Watch def. Cinque Terre 14-7
Sat 15 Ikepod def. Certified 9-8 OT
Sun 16 White Birch def. Equuleus 15-9
Wed 19 Certified def. Great Oaks 11-9
Cinque Terre def. Equuleus 10-9 OT
Goal by Tommy Biddle
Sat 22 4 pm
Black Watch vs. White Birch
Sun 23 11 am
Great Oaks vs. Ikepod
Wed 26 11 am & 5 pm
Semifinals
Sat 29 4 pm
Hampton Cup final
EL Sur Polo Club | (561) 313-5161 | http://www.elsurpolo.com
Flying H Polo Club | http://www.flyinghpolo.com/
Tues 18 Skeeter Johnston Memorial Cup
Bendabout def. Jan Pamela 8-6
Greenwich Polo Club | http://www.greenwichpolo.com/
Gulfstream Polo Club | http://www.gulfstreampolo.com
June-July August
Summer Polo
Thursdays, 5:30; Saturdays and Sundays, 9:30.
Haviland Hollow Polo Club | http://www.nycpolo.com
Summer-Fall season
Mashomack Polo Club | http://www.mashomackpolo.com
2009 Eduardo Moore / Friday July 10th - Saturday, Aug 1st, 2009
USPA Eddie Moore Semi-final play
Sat Aug 1
Nueva Escocia Final
Hawk Hill/Smithfield def. Deerfield Hill 8-7 OT
Eduardo Moore Final
Shekomeko Creek def. Longfield Farm 11-10
Newport Polo Club | http://www.glenfarm.com
2009 International Series
Polo in the Park | Lexington, KY | http://www.polointheparklex.com
July 23 – August 2 Kentucky Horse Park Invitational 14 goal
Sun 2 Final Crab Orchard def. Faraway 14-12
Santa Barbara Polo Club | http://www.sbpolo.com/
USPA Lucchese America Cup, 20 Goal - August 7-August 16
Sun 16 Subsidiary: Grants Farm def. Patagones 14-10
Lucchese America Cup Final: Audi def. Lucchese 16-12
BPP was grey mare “Horizon” for Mike Azzaro
MVP was Kris Kampsen
The Bombardier Pacific Coast Open August 23rd - Sept 6th, 2009
Sun 23 10am Lucchese vs Zacara Bracket II
10am Patagones vs ERG Bracket II
1pm Audi vs Grants Farm Bracket I
3pm Mansour vs Valiente Bracket I
Saratoga Polo Club | http://www.saratogapolo.com/
August 1-16 Ylvisaker Cup 12 Goal
Wed 19 Faraway def. Heathcote 9-8
Sun 23 Final
Faraway vs. Longfield
Southampton Polo Club | http://www.southamptonpolo.com
Wed 12 Independence Cup Final Equuleus def. Certified/Circa
Southampton Polo Club Championship (8 Goal)
Sun 16
VanLith Ranch def. Aliano Realty 11-8
Virginia International Polo Club | http://www.vipoloclub.com
Leagues and Polo School May - Oct
WCT | http://www.wctpolo.com/
Sept. 9-12, 2009 Las Colinas WCT Qualifier
Sept. 13, 2009 Lexington WCT Qualifier
Sept. 21-26, 2009 Aiken WCT Qualifier
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Audi Repeats in the USPA America Cup
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ext on the 20 goal Season at Santa Barbara is the Bombardier
Pacific Coast Open, starting tomorrow. Same 8 teams entered
for a final on Sunday September 6th 2009. Audi is defending champion.
Audi defeated Lucchese 16-12 on Sunday to repeat in the USPA
Lucchese America Cup at Santa Barbara Polo Club. Left to right, Luis
Escobar, MVP Kris Kampsen (photo above right), Juan Bollini and
Marc Ganzi. Right, Best Playing Pony HORIZON for Mike Azzaro,
playing for Lucchese. (ph David Lominska www.polographics.com)

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