“Best” has played for two seasons, both indoor and outdoor.  His mind is just as quick as his body.  He gives you a smooth hitting platform and the speed and stop of a Lamborghini.  He as played with professionals and amateurs, his mind is perfect for either. 

You couldn’t ask for a nicer mare.  She has the bump and strength of a Mack truck.  She is soft and very handy.  She is a seasoned mare with a lot of polo under her belt and has never taken a lame step.  She played all last season and taught polo lessons.  Just a real nice all around perfect mare.

A classic polo pony.  Deacon has a good sound mind, he knows his job and takes its seriously.  His grace on and off the field is amazing.  He has taught very beginners up through professionals.  He has played three seasons both indoor and out door.  A great pony for all levels of riding.

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When you take one look at this horse you’ll fall in love.  His confirmation is solid and his mind is sound.  He played last season and proved to be a really nice polo pony.  Strong, agile and quiet best describes his manners on and off the field.

Quiet, Quiet, Quiet.  Play Boy is a nice all around horse with striking color.  He has played for two seasons and taught beginners for three seasons.  He would be a perfect patron horse or a great first horse.  Easy keeper and solid best describe his personality. 

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His name says it all.  After a Chukker with him you feel euphoric.  He would make a perfect patron horse.  He’s big quiet and knows the game.  Zen has played for three seasons both in tournament play and school.  He knows the game and gets you there.

She’s the Cadillac version of the horse.  At any speed she will give you the same hitting Platte form.  She’s very consistent with a great heart.  She has played for two seasons and would be great for both beginners and intermediate players.

At the top of his class this horse has proved himself with professionals and students.  This will be his 2nd season and he plays like he ha done it for years.  Quite, focused, and alert he will get you anywhere you want to go.  With a mouth softer than the lightest hands, he truly is a prodigy.

The name says it all…strong, independent and ready for battle.  With a short back he can maneuver like a bobcat.  His independent mind is willing and eager to listen but with too much hand or too much leg he is too quick for the faint at heart.  He is coming up to the middle of his second season and will blow you away with how quick he learns.

Alert and ready for anything but serious and focused when it comes to play, he has passed the tests with flying colors.  Starting his first outdoor season he is coming in prepared with a solid mind, soft mouth, and huge heart.  Lynx is eager to learn. I think this season will be a quantum leap for him.

Coming from a great reining stud this mare will knock your socks off.  Cheyenne will be starting her first season outdoor and has been playing arena all winter long.  She is quiet and will do anything you ask... she truly has a heart of gold.

Look at the confirmation on this one!  Smooth and sweet best describe her.  She has a good handle on her, soft mouth and stick and balls with no worries.  She played arena during the winter and will start practices in July. 

Balloo fits his personality to a “T.”  Quiet enough to put students on but right under you when you want him.  Starting his first outdoor season I think he will have no problems on the big field.  Solid mind and ready to graduate to the next level, he has proved himself over and over again.

Great confirmation, quite, smart and he too is ready to move to the next level.  Playing arena with the pros and doing flat lessons in between. He truly is the best all around horse you could ask for.  He will start practices in June.

Smooth, smart, and sophisticated I think he will turn out to be a classic polo pony.  Good to handle and started with mallet with no problems he will be ready for stick and ball mid July.  Great prospect for the student or the pro. He is a quick learner with a mind for polo.

Bred in the Midwest keeps his mind at ease.  Again a classic pony with great potential. He will fit into anybody’s string.  With a great handle and soft mouth, he will be ready for stick and ball in mid July.

California bred -- this mare has the strength to perform in both low and medium goal polo.  Don't let her size fool you, she has the agility of a gazelle and the heart and strength of a lion.  This mare is starting stick and ball and will go into practices in July.