The season at Black Diamond Polo Club (BDPC) is underway. The field and clubhouse opened last Saturday, May 16th. We gathered in the clubhouse, caught up with one another and discussed the season before us. There has been a lot happening at BDPC and there is more yet to come. Below is a link to the 2015 Season Schedule, details on recent and ongoing facility developments and information on the BDPC polo school and memberships.
Horses are sensitive to the facial expressions and attention of other horses, including the direction of the eyes and ears. The findings are a reminder for us humans to look beyond our own limitations and recognize that other species may communicate in ways that we can't, the researchers say. After all, human ears aren't mobile.
Do you like horses? Hot men? Champagne? Would you like to stomp the divots in a sundress like they do in Pretty Woman? You're in luck, because the eighth annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic is coming back to Liberty State Park on May 30.
Yesterday marked the running of the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the Triple Crown. While all eyes in the horse racing world will now shift to the Belmont Stakes and undoubtedly focus on American Pharoah as the horse attempts to win the final leg of horse racing’s biggest prize, a less heralded series of horse-related events recently wrapped up its early 2015 schedule.
ALFRED — No polo team at Alfred State College?
That simply wasn’t acceptable for longtime players Anna Campbell and Kasandra Wohlschlegel, who enrolled last year.
Alan Corey doesn’t remember why he went to The Home Depot on Whiskey Road that day more than a year ago.
“Maybe I was hanging some pictures and needed some hooks,” Corey said. “Maybe I was looking for oil for the lawnmower or maybe I wanted to buy some light bulbs.”
For her tireless efforts and dedication in junior polo, Melissa Ganzi of Wellington was presented the Polo Training Foundation's Volunteer of the Year award at its recent banquet.
