Experts prodded the turf, found it saturated, slippery. The first U. S.-England polo match, scheduled for Sept. 5 (TIME, Sept. 5), was put off until Sept. 10. Polo Facts. Polo mallets are croquet ...

Under the hot sun at Meadow Brook, sitting in the stands under dainty parasols or fanning themselves with huge boaters, a crowd of 10,000 saw England’s dashing polo team of four Army officers ...

The four international Test Matches that take place in England over ... an opportunity for both polo aficionados and newcomers alike to enjoy the highest levels of the sport that the UK has ...

deputy chief executive at the sport's governing body in England. Polo ceased at Hurlingham Park at the start of World War II, when the pitches were used as army quarters and allotments.

Polo, the world's most exclusive team game, is gripped by a row that has more in common with the hotdog stands of the football terraces than the picnic hampers of southern England. Polo ...

So by the late 1800s, with polo as the most popular sport in England and the new invention of the bicycle taking off, it didn't take long for someone to put two and two together. That someone was ...

Meyrick, whose grandfather managed Kirtlington Park polo club, began playing polo at the age of seven. He caught the eye of England selectors ... “I love sport and love horses, and the two ...