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Wednesday, July 11, 2007
All the Polo News that’s Fit to Run
Editor & Publisher: Frederic Roy • ph: 561-753 8882, fax: 561-793 6835 • [email protected] • © 2007 Trophy, Inc. all rights reserved
Who’s Advancing in Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup
Southampton’s Great Women Tourney
T
he Veuve Clicquot Gold
Cup is coming towards
the end of the first round the
Please turn to page 2
White Birch
Def. Cinque
Terre Mon.,
Key Match
with Polo Do
Thurs. 4 pm
W
hite Birch defeated
Cinque Terre on
Please turn to page 3
Robert Skene
Starts Friday
at
Santa Barbara
Please turn to page 4 & 5
Trophy presentation on Friday at Southampton Polo Club: left to right (runner-up Asprey)
Stacey Widlitz, Christime Grossman, Shelley Stanfield, MVP Kelly Wells, Asprey’s Ed Guinan,
(Newport) Heather Rasulis, Martha Brown, Julie DeAngelis and Stephanie Still. (ph Frederic Roy)
South Africa Evens Out Test
Match Series with USA with
9-6 Win at Mt. Brilliant Sat.
M
t. Brilliant/Polo in the Test Match between USA
Park had the second
Please turn to page 6
Polo in the Park • USA vs. South Africa
20 goal match • July 7, 2007 • Man O’ War Field, Kentucky Horse Park
Mt. Brilliant Polo Club
Wesley Uys 5
Sugar Erskine 7
James Armstrong 5
Stuart Campbell 4
21
Armando Huerta 4
Chris Nevins 4
Hector Galindo 8
Stevie Orthwein 4
20
South Africa
South Africa
Team USA
Match
July 7, 2007
Def. USA 9-6
Statewide Wins at
Meadowbrook
Please turn to page 7
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Cont. from page 1, Cowdray Park
top five teams in each bracket and the best three secondplaced teams advancing to
the quarterfinals.
Yesterday, Ellerston White did the
job defeating Zacara 10-9 in
regulation to end at 2-1 after
its loss to Azzurra last Saturday. Richard LePoer had
scored the 10th goal of the
match mid-sixth chukker
for Ellerston to lead 10-7,
Agustin Merlos adding two
short of tying in regulation.
At 5 pm yesterday, Azzurra
completed its goal defeating
Brittany Polo Club 16-12 to
take first place in League
Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup for the British Open
20 Teams - 22-goal - June 30- July 22, 2007 - Cowdray Park Polo Club, UK
League 2
League 1
Guy Schwarzenbach 1
Eduardo Astrada 9
Javier Astrada 9
Marcus Antinori 3
22
Ignatius du Plessis 4
Nachi Heguy 9
Eduardo Heguy 9
Continued below, 4th column Joachim Gottschalk 0
22
Lord Milford Haven 1
Schedule & Results
Pablo MacDonough 9
Cowdray Park Polo Club | Veuve Clicquot Gold Cup
Mathias MacDonough 8
Sat 7
Azzurra def. Ellerston White 10-9 OT
Santiago Leborde 4
Zacara def. Brittany PC 11-10 OT
22
Dubai def. Elysian Fields 8-7
Oussama Abu Ghazaleh 0
Hector Guerrero 7
Lovelocks def. Cadenza 13-12
Milo Araujo 8
Sun 8
Broncos def. Sumaya 9-5
Alejandro Astrada 7
Les Lions 2 def. Apes Hill Club 9-7
22
Les Lions def. Black Bears 9-5
League 3
Lechuza def. Grayshurst 11-9
Richard Le Poer 3
Mon 9 through Thurs 12 3rd round-robin game in each bracket
Gonzalito Pieres 9
Mon 9
Loro Piana def. Talandracas vs. 12-10
Carlos Gracida 8
Atlantic Capital def. Geebung 15-10
James Packer 2
22
Tues 10 Ellerston White def. Zacara 10-9
Juan Ambroggio 5
Azzurra def. Brittany Polo Club 16-12
Santiago Chavanne 8
Wed 11
tba
Elysian Fields vs. Cadenza
Marcos Heguy 9
1 pm
Dubai vs. Lovelocks
Stefano Marsaglia 0
3 pm
Apes Hill Club Barbados vs. Lechuza
22
Lyndon Lea 0
5 pm
Les Lions 2 vs.Grayshurst
Ruki Baillieu 8
Thurs 12 2 pm
Black Bears vs. Broncos
Agustin Merlos 9
4:30
Les Lions vs. Sumaya
Lucas James 6
Sat 15
First set of two Gold Cup quarterfinals
22
Sun 16
Second set of two Gold Cup quarterfinals
Jean-François Decaux 1
Nacho Astrada 9
Thurs 19 Gold Cup semifinals
Miguel Astrada 9
Sat 21
Tatham Cup and Ashton Cup finals
Ivan Gaona 2
Sat 22
Jack Gannon Cup and Gold Cup finals
21
Greenwich Polo Club | East Coast Open
League 5
Sun 8
Polo Do def. Heathcote Farm 14-10
David ‘Pelon’ Stirling 7
Mon 9
White Birch def. Cinque Terre 11-10 OT
Alfio Marchini 1
Thurs 12 4 pm Polo Do vs. Cinque Terre
Juan Martin Nero 9
6 pm
Endeavour vs. Heathcote Farm
Martin Espain 5
Sun 15
3pm
East Coast Open Final (2 Best ranked teams)
22
Ale Agote 8
Mashomack Polo Club | Eddie Moore Memorial
Edouard Carmignac 0
Mt. Brilliant Polo Club at the Kentucky Horse Park
Guillermo Terrera 7
Crab Orchard Invitational 14 goal - July 8- July 22
Ignacio Toccalino 7
schedule: see page 6
22
Jason Stowe 0
Santa Barbara Polo Club | Santa Barbara, CA
Benjamin Araya 6
20 goal Robert Skeene Trophy to start July 13
Pepe Araya 6
schedule: see page 4
Bautista Heguy 10
22
Adrian Kirby 1
Lucas Criado 9
Piki Alberdi 9
J. Ruiz Guinazu Jr. 3
22
Black Bears 1-1
Def. Sumaya 10-8
Lost to Les Lions
Les Lions 2-0
Def. Broncos 12-11 OT
Def. Black Bears 9-5
Broncos 1-1
Lost to Les Lions
Def. Sumaya 9-5
Sumaya 0-2
Lost to Black Bears
Lost to Broncos
Tariq Albwardy 1
Lucas Monteverde 8
Adolfo Cambiaso 10
George Meyrick 3
22
Michael King 1
James Beim 6
Jose Donoso 7
Marcos di Paola 8
22
Charlie Hanbury 2
Matthew Lodder 3
Jaime Huidobro 8
Lolo Castagnola 9
22
Tony Pidgley 1
Tomas Llorente 7
John Paul Clarkin 8
Nicholas Espain 6
22
Dubai 2-0
Def. Cadenza 13-11
Def. Elysian Fields
8-7
Elysian Fields
1-1
Def. Lovelocks 11-7
Lost to Dubai
Lovelocks 1-1
Lost to Elysian Fields
Def. Cadenza 13-12
Cadenza 0-2
Lost to Dubai
Lost to Lovelocks
League 4
Ellerston
White 2-1
Def. Brittany PC 14-9
Lost to Azzurra
Def. Zacara 10-9
Azzurra 3-0
Def. Zacara 13-6
Def. Ellerston White
10-9 OT
Def. Brittany 16-12
Zacara 1-2
Lost to Azzurra
Def. Brittany 11-10
OT
Lost to Ellerston
Brittany Polo
Club 0-3
Lost to Ellerston White
Lost to Zacara
Lost to Azzurra
Loro Piana 3-0
Def. Geebung 12-6
Def. Atlantic 11-8
Def. Talandracas 12-10
Talandracas 1-2
Lost to Atlantic
Def. Geebung 13-4
Lost to Loro Piana
Geebung 0-3
Lost to Loro Piana
Lost to Talandracas
Lost to Atlantic
Atlantic 2-1
Def. Talandracas
12-8
Lost to Loro Piana
Def. Geebung 15-10
Victor Vargas 1
Sebastian Merlos 9
Pite Merlos 9
Henry Fisher 3
22
Ed Hitchman 3
tba
Luke Tomlinson 7
Tom Morley 5
22
Michel del Carill 6
Mariano Gonzalez 8
Ernesto Trotz 7
Max Gottschalk 1
22
Martyn Ratcliffe 0
Gaston Laulhe 7
Pepe Heguy 8
Glen Gilmore 7
22
Lechuza 2-0
Def. Les Lions 2 14-9
Def. Grayshurst 11-9
Apes Hill Club
Barbados 0-2
Lost to Grayshurst
Lost to Les Lions 2
Les Lions 2 1-1
Lost to Lechuza
Def. Apes Hill 9-7
Grayshurst 1-1
Def. Apes Hill 8-7
Lost to Lechuza
3, ahead of 2--1 Ellerston.
Ellerston is standing with a
+5 net goals.
Other 3-0 qualifier was
Loro Piana on Monday for
League 5 with a 3-0 record.
Lechuza is assured of 1st
place in League 4. Today
2-0 Dubai and 1-1 Lovelocks had a qualifying game,
the winner to take first place
in League 2. In League 1,
Les Lions is already in first
place, advancing, Black
Bears and Broncos with an
interesting match tomorrow
for 2nd place in that group.
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Greenwich Polo Club
Southampton Polo Club
5 Teams - 20 goal - Final July 15, 2007
Greenwich Polo Club, CT
9 Teams - 8 goal - Final June 8 - July 15, 2007 Southampton Polo Club, NY
East Coast Open
Single Bracket,
Two best records advance to final
Alessandro Bazzoni 0
Magoo LaPrida 7
Andres Weisz 6
Chino Frayssinet 7
20
Larry Austin 1*
Pablo Spinacci 6
Pancho Bensadon 8
Naco Taverna 5
*Chris Brant 1 20
Santiago Torres 2
Miguelito Torres 4
Mariano Aguerre 10
Peter Brant 3*
*Chris Nevins 4 20
Matias Bullrich 0
Guillermo Aguero 7
Michel Dorignac 7
Carlos Avendaño 6
20
Steve Lefkowitz 0
Carlucho Arellano 5
Matias Magrini 10
Nicolas Manifold 5
20
Larry Austin 1
Santiago Torres 2
Naco Taverna 5
Chris Del Gatto 0
8
Michael Borrico 0
T. Usandizaga 3
Martin Pepa 4
A. Bengolia 1
8
Ashley Schiff 0
Jim Bianco 1
Nicolas Manifold 5
Brian Fairclough 2
8
Joe DiMenna 0
M. Mazul 3
Hugo Tagliaferro 3
L. Fuenas NR
6
Cinque Terre
2-1
Def. Endeavour 12-11
Def. Heathcote 10-8
Lost to White Birch
Endeavour 1-2
Lost to Cinque Terre
Def. Polo Do 13-12
Lost to White Birch White Birch
White Birch 4-0
Def. Heathcote 15-11
Def. Polo Do 14-9
Def. Endeavour 11-9
Def. Cinque Terre 11-10 OT
Best record
Runner-up
Final
Sun 15
3pm
Polo Do 1-2
Lost to White Birch
Lost to Endeavour
Def. Heathcote 14-10
Lost to White Birch
Lost to Cinque Terre
Lost to Polo Do
Monday late afternoon to
set a very interesting game
between Cinque Terre and
Polo Do, the winner likely
to be the second qualifier to
the East Coast Open, Sunday at Greenwich. Cinque
Terre is currently at 2-1 and
Polo Do is 1-2.
Cinque Terre and White
Birch had a very close match
Monday, not only on the
scoreboard, which showed a
battle from the second chukker on, but also on the field
as players marked each other closely, White Birch winning in overtime 11-10.
At first it looked as if
White Birch would be in
command. After allowing
an early goal by Magoo
LaPrida, White Birch scored
three unanswered goals, two
in a row by Aguerre (the
Endeavour 2-0
Semifinal
TBA
Certified 1-1
Final
Sun July 15
Northwood 2-0
Semifinal
TBA
Equuleus 1-1
Southampton Polo Club | 516-729-6154 | The 8 goal June League
Sun 8
Endeavour def. Birch Hill/Black Knights 12-8
Wed 11 & 13
tba
Semi-Final
Sun 15
11am Final
Heathcote 0-3
Cont. from page 1, Greenwich
June 8 Goal League
June 8 Goal League
9 Teams - 8 goal - Final June 8 - July 15, 2007 Southampton Polo Club, NY
Bracket A
Matthew Salvner 0
Ralph Giorgio 0
Andres Weisz 6
Erza Stevenson 2
8
Larry Austin 1
Santiago Torres 2
Naco Taverna 5
Chris Del Gatto 0
8
Randy Aversano 0
Omer Karabey 0
Tomas Franco 5
Diego Martinez 3
8
Bracket C
Bracket B
Alec Levien 1
Steven Sands 0
Faco Maldonado 4
Def. Birch Hill 10-9 OT
Cristian Vasquez 2
Lost to Endeavour
7
Ashley Schiff 0
Endeavour 2-0
Jim Bianco 1
Def. Topping Pond 14-4
Nicolas
Manifold 5
Def. Birch Hill 12-8
Brian Fairclough 2
8
David Walentas 0
Birch Hill 0-2
tba
Black Knights Facundo Castagnola 6
Lost to Topping Pond
Alejandro Pienovi 1
Lost to Endeavour
7
Topping Farm
1-1
first from the field) and one
by Chris Nevins, but Cinque
Terre kept its opponent in
check in the second and
third chukkers, White Birch
up 5-3 at halftime.
The fourth chukker was
penalty filled Cinque Terre
tying at 7-7 at chukker’s
end. In the fifth LaPrida
raced towards goal and
scored. Giving Cinque Terre
Copper Beech
Sands Bros 0-2
Lost to Northwood
Lost to Two Trees
Northwood 2-0
Def. Copper Beech
16-8
Def. Two Trees 14-3
Two Trees 1-1
Lost to Northwood
Def. Copper Beech
13-10
an 8-7 lead. The game was
tied up again when Aguerre
shot in a penalty 2.
Cinque Terre took the
10-9 lead my mid 6th chukker with a goal by LaPrida
scoring from the field. Late
sixth chukker Cinque Terre
was called on a foul and a
penalty 3 awarded to White
Birch, tying the game at 10all.
Mark Van Lith 0
Chris Briere 2
Francisco Ayala 4
Robert Neis 1
7
Joe DiMenna 0
M. Mazul 3
Hugo Tagliaferro 3
L. Fuenas NR
6
Michael Borrico 0
T. Usandizaga 3
Martin Pepa 4
A. Bengolia 1
8
Van Lith 1-1
Palmers
Lost to Equuleus
Def. Certified
Equuleus 1-1
Def. Van Lith 15-8
Lost to Certified
Certified 1-1
Def. Equukeus 12-8
Lost to Van Lith
Early in overtime, Cinque
Terrre had possession of the
ball, but a high flying ball
towards goal, curving left,
missed the mark. White
Birch was again in possession in the knock-in, the ball
sent ahead to Nevins scoring for White Birch’s extra
chukker win 11-10.
(Contributing notes by Peter Herman)
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Bridgehampton
Santa Barbara
Mercedes Benz Challenge Cup
Robert Skeene Trophy
6 Teams - 20 goal - Final Aug 4, 2007
Bridgehampton Polo Club, NY
Cross Bracket format (3 games each), the two best records of the 6 teams advance
to the final on Saturday August 4th, 2007
Bracket I
Larry Austin 1 Endeavour
Pablo Spinacci 6
Pancho Bensadon 8
Naco Taverna 5
20
Joe DiMenna 0
Magoo Laprida 7 Equuleus
Cristian LaPrida 7
Francisco Lanusse 6
20
David Walentas 0
Martin Valent 4 Two Trees
Adolfo Cambiaso 10
Facundo Castagnola 6
20
Bracket II
Ashley Schiff 0 Northwood
Andres Weisz 6
Lucas Monteverde 9
Nicolas Manifold 5
20
Neil Hirsch 0
Nacho Figueras 6 Black Watch
Facundo Pieres 10
Gustavo Usandizaga 4
20
Santiago Torres 2
Miguelito Torres 4 White Birch
Mariano Aguerre 10
Peter Brant 3*
*Chris Nevins 4 20
4 Teams - 20 goal - July, 2007
Santa Barbara Polo Club, CA
Melissa Ganzi 0
Kris Kampsen 6
Juan Bollini 7
Sunny Hale 3
16
Roberto Zedda 3
Mariano Uranga 6
Ruben Gracida 4
Joel Baker 3
16
Scott Wood A
Jeff Blake 7
Paco De Narvaez 9
Andy Busch 4
20
Justin Klentner 1
Mike Azzaro 9
Luis Escobar 7
Matt Walker 3
20
Audi
Gehache
Match
Friday 13
1 pm
Field #1
Final
Sunday 15
3 pm
Grant’s Farm
ERG
Long Beach
Klentner Ranch
Match
Friday 13
3 pm
Field #3
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Four Teams Entered in the Robert Skene Trophy at Santa Barbara
Above, Audi: l. to r. Kris Kampsen, Juan Bollini,
Marc Ganzi, Sunny Hale and Melissa Ganzi. Below,
Gehache: l. to r. Roberto Zedda, Joel Baker and his wife
Charlotte, Nick Roldan substituting for Ruben Gracida,
Gloria Holden, Glen Holden and Mariano Uranga.
(ph Kim Kumpart)
Above, Grant’s Farm/ERG: l. to r., Carlos Muñoz for Scott
Wood, Jeff Blake, Paco de Narvaez and Andy Busch.
Below, Long Beach/Klentner Ranch: l. to r. Matt Walker,
Mike Azzaro, Elizabeth Skene, Luis Escobar,
Justin Klentner. (ph Kim Kumpart)
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Mt. Brilliant Polo Club
Cont. from page 1, Kentucky
vs. South Africa on Saturday, July 7th to benefit the
Fayette Alliance & Bluegrass Conservancy on Man
O’ War field at the Kentucky Horse Park. South
Africa was the winner 9-6
over USA, reversing the 9-8
defeat in Nashville in June.
The two countries are now
1-and-1 in their 2007 Series.
The Crab Orchard Invitational had its kick-off day on
Sunday with a doubleheader
and victories for Orchard
Hill and Mt. Brilliant B.
Orchard Hill dominated
the Sunday morning game
until the 4th chukkerwhen
Isla Carroll rallied but ran
out of time, Orchard Hill the
winner 8-7.
Mt. Brilliant was outrun
in the first 2 chukkers of
the afternoon game, evened
out the score late in the 3rd
chukker and held off Tres
Vinos in a hotly contested
match winning by a goal
12-11. (Contributing notes
Crab Orchard Invitational
6 Teams - 14 goal - Final July 22, 2007
Mt. Brilliant Polo Club, KY
Cross Bracket format (3 games each), the two best records of the 6 teams advance
to the final on Sunday July 22, 2007 - http://www.mtbrilliant.com/
Bracket I
Steve Van Andel 0
Robert Evans 3
Hector Galindo 8
Chris Stratemann 2
13
Omar Trevino 0
Juan Valerdi 4
Guillermo Usandizaga 6
Stuart Campbell 4
14
Del Walton 4
Whistle Uys 5
Stevie Orthwein 4
Robert Lipman1
14
Bracket II
Orchard Hill
1-0
Def. Isla Carroll 8-7
Tres Viños 0-1
Lost to Mt. Brilliant B
Graymar
Bill Farish 2
Patrick Lauhle 4
Sugar Erskine 7
John Goodman 1
14
Bo Goodman 0
Willie Hartnett 4
Bete Donovan 7
Joseph Stuart 3
14
Orrin Ingram 2
Arturo Camacho 3
James Armstrong 5
Armando Huerta 4
14
Isla Carroll 0-1
Lost to Orchard Hill
Mt. Brilliant B
1-0
Def. Tres Viños
12-11
Riverview
Mt. Brilliant Polo Club at the Kentucky Horse Park
Crab Orchard Invitational 14 goal - July 8- July 22
Sun 8
Orchard Hill def. Isla Carroll 8-7
Mt. Brilliant B def. Tres Vinos 12-11
Wed 11
POST. Isla Carrol vs. Tres Vinos
Fri 13
10 am Graymar vs. Mt. Brilliant B
5:30 Orchard Hill vs. Riverview
Sun 15
10 am Tres Vinos vs. Riverview
5:30 Graymar vs. Isla Carrol
Fri 20
10 am Graymar vs. Riverview
5:30 Mt. Brilliant B vs. Orchard Hill
Sun 22
5:30 Final
July 27-Aug 6 Kentucky Horse Park Invitational 14 goal
Flying H Polo Club
Flying H Polo Club | Summer Polo League Schedule
July 19 - August 25, 2007 - http://www.flyinghpolo.com/
Thurs 19
1:00 pm
Preliminary Match
3:00 pm
Preliminary Match
Sat 21
1:00 pm
Meade Creek Cup
Fremont Motors
3:00 pm
Bradford Brinton Cup
Bradford Brinton Memorial & Museum
Thurs 26
1:00 pm
Preliminary Match
3:00 pm
Preliminary Match
Sat 28
1:00 pm
Cloud Peak Cup
Century 21
3:00 pm
Bob Tate Memorial
The Tate Family
Thurs 2
1:00 pm
Preliminary Match
3:00 pm
Preliminary Match
Sat 4
1:00 pm
Oliver’s Cup
Oliver’s Bar & Grill
3:00 pm
Oliver Wallop Memorial Cup
Canyon Ranch Guide Shack
Thurs 9
1:00 pm
Preliminary Match
3:00 pm
Preliminary Match
Sat 11
1:00 pm
HF Bar Ranch Cup
HF Bar Ranch
3:00 pm
Bozeman Trail Cup
Bozeman Trail Gallery
The following 4 tournament games are sponsored by both
the North American Polo League and local sponsors
Thurs 16
1:00 pm
Preliminary Match
3:00 pm
Preliminary Match
Sat 18
1:00 pm
Spear Ranch Cup
NAPL/Spear Ranch
3:00 pm
Gallatin Cup
NAPL/King’s Saddlery
Thurs 23
1:00 pm
Preliminary Match
3:00 pm
Preliminary Match
Sat 25
1:00 pm Skeeter Johnston Memorial Sportsmanship Cup
NAPL/Flying H
3:00 pm
Flying H Cup
NAPL/The Powd
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Meadowbrook Polo Club
Last week, on a beautiful Sunday mid-day Statewide captured the USPA 8 goal of the
NorthEast. T.F.S and Statewide played even in the first 4 chukkers, Statewide always a
bit ahead. The fifth chukker was decisive when Statewide converted a foul followed by a
goal by Mark Van Lith and two great runs from Matias Majul. Late sixth chuckker T.F.S.
Michelle Devrient converted on a foul shot, Statewide the winner 10-7.
Statewide winner of the USPA NorthEast 8 goal at Meadowbrook: Brian Meara, Naco
Taberna, Mark Van Lith and Matias Majul. Below, runner-up T.F.S: Michelle Devrient,
Ralph Girgio, Mauricio Devrient and Tabi Usandizaga. (ph Archie Rinaldini)
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Free digital version available
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Southampton Polo Club
Top left, Las Vacaras team: Jessica Sailer, Sylvia Firestone,
Kathleen DeRose and Dawn Neway. Above: team Arieon,
Eve Vandenbol, Jennifer Williams, Tina Madero and
HM Rogers. Below, team Asprey: Kelly Wells, Christine
Grossman, Shelley Stanfield and Stacey Widlitz. Below left,
Southampton Polo Club President and “Supreme Guru of Polo
Sun & Fun” Frank MacNamara. (ph Frederic Roy)
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Southampton Polo Club
Above, team Ronald McDonard House: Stacie Rodriguez, Jessaica Walsh, Heather Kazmi and Christine Nagin.
Below, team Meadowbrook: Sharon Yamen, Belinda Brody,
Michelle Devrient and Julie Rinaldini. Above right,
Ed Guinan and Frank MacNamara. Below right, action by the
goal in the Meadowbrook vs. Asprey game. (ph Frederic Roy)
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Southampton Polo Club
Above left, Nacho Figueras was officiating the women’s games
with Chris Briere, Francisco Ayala and Frank MacNamara.
Middle, left, the Asprey team with Ed Guinan: MVP Kelly
Wells, Shelley Stanfield, Stacey Widlitz and Christine
Grossman. Kelly Wells was awarded a beautiful saddle by
Asprey for her MVP award. Bottom left, Alainn Bailey and
Kelly Wells. Top right, (red) Tempesta’s Sara Rotman is hitting
the ball off the throw-in in the match against Las Vacaras.
Below, Michelle Devrient, Jessica Walsh and Sharon Yamen.
(ph Frederic Roy)
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Southampton Polo Club
The 2007 Women’s Tournament at Southampton Polo Club.
Last row, standing from the left, Eve Vandenbol, Jennifer Williams, Tina Madero and HM Rogers for the pink team Arieon (Tina
and HM are missing on the picture), Jessica Sailer, Kathleen DeRose, Sylvia Firestone and Dawn Neway (Dawn is missing) for
the blue Las Vacaras team, Ashley Schiff, Sara Rotman, Kristin Sztengel and Ali Bailey for second runner-up red team Tempesta.
Second row, Stacie Rodriguez, Jessaica Walsh, Heather Kazmi and Christine Nagin for the red team Ronald McDonard House,
Sharon Yamen, Belinda Brody, Michelle Devrient and Julie Rinaldini for red team Meadowbrook (Belinda is missing).
Front row, Stacey Widlitz, Christine Grossman, Shelley Stanfield and Kelly Wells for runner-up Asprey and Martha Brown,
Heather Rasulis, Julie DeAngelis and Stephanie Still for 2007 Champion Newport. (ph Frederic Roy)