“17 Questions is a feature series where we introduce different women polo players around the world. In this feature, we talked Emily Hurst, an active member of the Toronto Polo Club and manager of Polo Management Services and the Toronto Polo School….”

The Polo Canada Women’s Invitational took place August 27th at the farm, click here for the highlights of the tournament as reported by Polo Lady Magazine

Women’s Polo Tournament Exhilarating to Watch by Robert Belardi

“The tournament, scheduled for Aug. 27, will be held at Bancroft Farm at 16555 Keele St., Kettleby, King Township.

The tournament features two games of polo ponies thundering up and down the grass field the length of three football fields, trying to hit a tiny polo ball and score a goal.”

“Because at Bancroft Farm, The Toronto Polo Club will host the first annual Polo Canada Women’s Invitational, featuring two action-packed games between the best players this country has to offer”

2020 may have been an unconventional year to say the least; but we made the best of it thanks to a great group of players and players in training.

Team Canada and Brian O’Leary were featured in Polo Barbados’ 2020 edition. Check it out to learn more about the Canadian Tour to Barbados in February 2019 and Brian’s experience with the Canada Tour to Barbados over the last several winters! (Articles featured on pages 34 and 66).

New Year, New Rules. Take some time while it’s cold and snowy to brush up on the new and revised USPA outdoor rules before we hit the fields this summer (or sooner if you’re heading south for some fun in the sun!)

It’s that time of year again, and to help you get started with your preparations for the 2019 summer season we’ve compiled a quick list of things you can do so that you’re ready when it starts!

What happens when a polo-playing cowboy goes up against a former NHL goalie? The Mighty Duel. 

The sport of polo has its own language. Here are some of the key words and little known facts for anyone hoping to play.

Seriously?

Body checking.

Who knew there was full-on, come-from-behind shoulder, hip and knee bulldozing in the genteel, jet-setting sport of polo?