cowboypolo

7 photos tagged cowboypolo, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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Cowboys play palmetto polo: New Smyrna Beach, Florida

  • evelyyn. said:
    so nice!

Wild West Polo, Coney Isl. (LOC)

  • tacit geese said:
    Wild West Polo, Coney Isl. (LOC) file (altered-cleaned)
    thanks for sharing this on Flickr. This is what I did to it.

W. Eslinger (left) and Don Massey preparing sticks from palmetto for a polo game: New Smyrna Beach, Florida

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Cowboy Polo -- "Originated in Palmetto, Florida as Palmetto Polo in 1952, because the mallet handles were made out of palm [instead of from fiberglass as they are today]. "Cowboy Polo is called the “average man’s” sport because players can only ride two horses during a game, unlike traditional polo, where a string of thoroughbreds is a must. Most animals in the Cowboy Polo circuit are, in fact, quarter horses that have been around a while." [1.]

Cowboys play palmetto polo: New Smyrna Beach, Florida

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Cowboy Polo -- "Originated in Palmetto, Florida as Palmetto Polo in 1952, because the mallet handles were made out of palm [instead of from fiberglass as they are today]. "Cowboy Polo is called the “average man’s” sport because players can only ride two horses during a game, unlike traditional polo, where a string of thoroughbreds is a must. Most animals in the Cowboy Polo circuit are, in fact, quarter horses that have been around a while." [1.]