about 2 years ago - 2 comments
Seen this in a wine shop window the last day I was messengering in the city. I hear prince William is playing again so the crowds will be nuts. Free to the public, and there is the private party for the snotty sort. Take a bike and you get a jump to the front of [...]
about 2 years ago - No comments
But really it looks more like soccer to me.
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about 3 years ago - No comments
I really don’t have any other info besides what you see. I’ll assume the Games’ they are referring to was the 1908 London Olympic demonstration matches. If so, then this would be Ireland.
about 3 years ago - 1 comment
Caught this on the forums. Clearly worth the repost.
about 3 years ago - 5 comments
Ireland Beat England 10-5.
The teams were : Ireland : Oswald Sealy, Page Dickenson, H. Oswald and F. E. Bland, all of the Rathclaren Rovers club. England : Spencer Downing (Northampton), Capt. J. Appleby (M.C. & A.C.), J. W. Dalby (Northampton), and F. Timms (Melton Mowbray B.P.C.)
about 4 years ago - 2 comments
Segway Polo in a Wheelchair
about 4 years ago - 1 comment
Bicycle Polo League of Ireland on DCTV
The Bicycle Polo League of Ireland Was covered by DCTV in October.
www.irishbicyclepolo.com
This is traditional grass polo but it’s still worth a watch. I really like the sign at the end that reads POLO GROUNDS – NO OTHER SPORT. They do a good job making it look fun but I’m [...]
about 4 years ago - 4 comments
Grass bike polo is alive and well, in Falun. That’s in Sweden and they call it “cykel polo”.
about 4 years ago - 3 comments
Check this out. It’s from August 1931.
about 4 years ago - 2 comments
Veuve Clicquot’s Manhattan Polo Classic on Governors Island was the first polo match in Manhattan in over 70 years. The event paired Black Watch against Asprey London and was free to watch. The match was played three on three and was four chukkas in duration. Johnny Midwest and I made it in time to see [...]
about 2 years ago
there is no footdown rule!