Page 7 The Morning Line Sunday, Jan., 13 POLO 13 Polo Season THEMORNINGLINE Sunday, January, 13 www.themorningline.com Where s Polo Today? Editor & Publisher: Frederic Roy phone: 561 315 3111 polo@themorningline.com 13 Trophy Inc. all rights reserved Strong Game Day Today with Three Spots to Fill for Semifinals Valiant Jeanette Sassoon and Valiant on the Boyle s C-Spear Ranch in Wyoming adjacent to her own Bow & Arrow Ranch. Valiant is 26 years-old, he has been blind since the age of 6, and together Valiant and Jeannette have inspired people from the East to the West. She lets him give what he wants to give, he really enjoys the exercise and the competition. Story Page 3 Above, Audi from left to right, Nic Roldan, Nico Pieres, Grant Ganzi, Marc Ganzi and Carlitos Gracida was the first of the 1 teams in the Joe Barry Memorial Cup to advance to the semifinals after a mesmerizing 10-9 win over La Herradura, a 21-year old team battling the much younger Audi with 11 years, at Isla Carroll West yesterday afternoon under light drizzle. (ph Frederic Roy) Left, 22 year-old Carlitos Gracida keeping uncle Memo Gracida at bay while negotiating the ball to score Audi s comeback goal, early fourth chukker. (ph David Lominska, Polographics.com)
Schedule & Results ML Polo Update - Sunday, January, 13 - AM Polo at a Glance Joe Barry. Three key games yesterday to start the third round of the Joe Barry. In the first one, Coca-Cola knocked Orchard Hill out of a chance to get to the semifinals with an overtime goal by Julio Arellano for the win 1-13. At one, under light drizzle, Crab Orchard was unstoppable leading Goose Creek 7-1 at halftime and 10-1 in the fourth, winning 12-6. Both teams end the crossbracket 2-1, awaiting tomorrow s Villa del Lago vs. ERG at 3 pm to decide the 2 semifinalists. The third game was more or less a repeat of previous La Herradura games, whereas La Herradura takes a strong lead by the third or fourth chukker only to see its opponent come back in the score in the fifth and sixth. La Herradura was up 7-3 at the half with a clear domination going -3 in the first play of the fourth on a 10- goal play by Carlos Gracida cutting an inside out tap with a lot of English from 10 yards, left of goal. Like father like son, Carlitos Gracida had a similar feat next play keeping his uncle Memo Gracida on his offside hip and controlling the ball with his nearside for a beautiful play and -. Audi duplicated the goal next play for -5 to end the fourth three behind, -5. Audi was coming back strong in the fifth with 2 more goals for -7, Carlos Gracida re-setting the goal difference to two, 9-7, on a huge 60 yard penalty conversion, ending the fifth. Returning to top competition after a 2-year hiatus, Carlos Gracida showed once again the great horseman and player he is, with such economical use of aids, and that wonderful killer instinct near goal. In the first play of the sixth, Nic Roldan scored for 9-, a defensive error for La Herradura cost the team an open goal foul, converted by Nic Roldan, for 9-all with still six full minutes to go. Three times La Herradura knocked on Audi s door Carlitos Gracida making a great save with the wave of his mallet and now with 2:35 on the clock Marc Ganzi was first on the loose ball shooting long across the midfield line, teammates on Audi relaying each other to score on the play for the first lead 10-9. Now with 1:7, La Herradura was again on the attack, this time trying to tie back, once again Marc Ganzi well positioned was able to send the danger away with a well placed 90 yard shot out of reach by La Herradura players, the game ending 25 seconds later by the boards, Audi the winner 10-9 and qualifying as first semifinalist of the 13 Joe Barry. In today s morning game at 10, the winner of Valiente vs. Zacara will advance to the semifinals for Bracket III, and at 3 pm, a win by Villa del Lago will likely qualify that team to the final with a 3-0 record and Crab Orchard in second place, while a win for ERG will send teams: Villa del Lago, Goose Creek, Crab Orchard and ERG, all four teams would be tied at 2-1, in which case a tiebreaker shootout would be scheduled for 10am Monday, January 21, on Field 1. Page 2 The Morning Line Sunday, Jan., 13 Reserve the Date for A Great Time with Jack Hanna Jack Hanna is expected to be visiting IPC today for Sunday Polo on International Field. Join Jack and his animals on March 2 at the IPC Pavilion for the Wilds Wellington Gala. Share Jack s passion to protect wildlife by attending the Gala, where you ll learn more about the work with the mountain gorillas as the organization strives to preserve their magnificence for generations to come! Right, Tara Lordi holding Lucky last year during the event. Tara has been the driving force in creating the first Wellington Wilds Gala in 12. A long time family friend of Jack Hanna, Tara has been creating awareness of Jack Hanna s cause of saving so many animals nearing extinction. The event is March 2nd at IPC. Below, Kristina Gustafson with a male Cheetah, whose name means heart in the local language. (ph Frederic Roy) Check out this Week s Thursday Edition of Open Season www.themorningline.com/openseason.pdf
Valiant Ten years ago, Jeanette Sassoon invited me to watch her horse Valiant do a dressage routine at her farm in Wellington. One thing about Valiant, she had told me, was that he was blind. Born to her in 197 Jeanette owned both father and mother the horse went blind at the age of 6 from a reaction to a penicillin shot which caused Uveitis, an inflammation of the uvea. Jeanette kept caring for the horse and their wonderful relationship started developing. 10 years ago I was witness to the most amazing experience a horseman can have. This 16 year-old blind horse under masterful riding was executing a Prix St. George routine in an outdoor ring. The horse was poised and extremely alert put he had a calm demeanor and allure about himself that was truly extraordinary. What blew me away, standing by one of the corner of the ring, was that the horse performed the routine with every amount of space available in the ring, namely the outside track where passing by me at a walk, trot or canter so many times, his feet would each come within an inch or two to a rugged 12 inch board (similar to the boards on the polo field) surrounding the perimeter of the ring. He never touched the board, but he never strayed more than a few inches. It was unique, as if the horse knew at all times and at speed where everything was. Now 26 years old, Valiant has had a fantastic life, bringing awareness to countless people on the East Coast and in the West where Jeanette Sassoon spends Summers with husband Gary Fellers and Valiant, the 26-year old wonder. Last year, Jeanette Sassoon s 25 year old blind horse Valiant competed in the Prix St. George scoring 65.7% and placed 6th out of 15 horses in Wellington among top International competitors. This coming Saturday evening Jan 26, 13 at the Jim Brandon Equestrian Center, the audience at the World Dressage Masters will be in for something quite unexpected. Before commencing the popular Freestyle Competition at 7:00 pm, the newly released documentary movie trailer Valiant: Life Is A Horse will be premiered. Valiant and Jeanette will follow the trailer with a musical freestyle performance to the documentary s title song Follow Your Heart accompanied Page 3 The Morning Line Sunday, Jan., 13 live on piano by the acclaimed composer/ musician Eric Bikales. Valiant: Life Is A Horse is an undertaking of love to the legacy of Valiant. As life lessons unfolded, Jeanette and Valiant traveled from the highest levels of dressage to the wide open spaces of Wyoming touching the hearts and lives of many great horsemen such as John Lyons and Michael Poulin, as well as hundreds of other supporters. We are excited to have the opportunity to support such an event comments John Flannigan of Wellington Classic Dressage, the World Dressage Masters sponsor. Says Jeanette Sassoon, Valiant gave his sight, so others could see. He opened up a new world for me, understanding there are reasons for everything and opportunities to grow from them. I think the most important gift he s given me is trust and believing in myself, finding that unwavering friend that lives within each of us. Valiant is just another way of how the universe works when you have faith. The movie trailer Valiant - Life is a Horse is the launch of campaign to raise awareness about our relationship with horses at a deeper level. Watch it at www.valiantdocumentary.com. Frederic Roy Palm Beach Polo Realty The exclusive on-site Broker for Palm Beach Polo & Country Club PALM BEACH POLO S BENT CYPRESS Stunning 5 bedroom 5.5 bath decorator designed courtyard home with western exposure overlooking tranquil golf and water views. Marble floors throughout all main living areas with hardwood floors in first floor master and guest bedrooms. The kitchen is state of the art and spills over into the spacious family room. A charming separate guest cottage across the courtyard overlooks the pool and spa with water fountain. Palm Beach Polo Realty 11199 Polo Club Road Wellington, FL 331 (561) 79-7110 (00) 257-103 www.palmbeachpolorealty.com email: info@palmbeachpolo.com PALM BEACH POLO 13 Season We are now accepting entries for the, and 12-Goal February Tournaments. Single/day Practice and Monthly Memberships available 9 playing fields and arena 0- Goal and 9-12 Goal Arena Polo League Packages available Be sure to join us this Season every Friday night with Tommy Biddle for Arena Polo Under the Lights on South Shore For more information please contact Juan Olivera, Polo Director. Left, with dog Pal Palm Beach Polo Polo Office (located at Polo West) 270 Greenview Cove Drive Wellington, FL 331 (561) 791-609 (Main) (561) 601-9316 (Polo Director) (561) 309-19 (Arena Polo Manager) polo@palmbeachpolo.com facebook.com/palmbeachpolo
Page The Morning Line Sunday, Jan., 13 Don t you Hate Getting Sick? How to Combat That Flu Going Around? Photos by Snoopy Productions. Just do NOT get sick! Prevention, prevention, prevention! Boosting the Immune System can be achieved in many different ways, but to boost it strong enough not to get sick requires tough measures, especially if you are 35+: 1. If you are 35+ you probably have Jennine Cabanellas, MD heard about Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) already, if not, you better learn about BHRT because you will definitely need it! -- Replacing and balancing your declining levels of hormones like Testosterone, Estrogen, and Human Growth hormone, will re-boot one s Immune System. Balancing your hormones is so powerful that it is the standard of care for HIV patients for the last 15 years. Their Immune System is restored to the point that they can lead a normal life. Imagine what BHRT would do to a normal Immune System? It is like getting a new engine for your old car. 2. Vitamin Cocktail injections -- Forget about overdosing yourself with tons of pills and bad tasting syrups. Those days are gone. The new era is here, just get a supercharged shot and get it done. The high dose and high absorption of Vitamin B complex (Vitamin B1-B12) + Vitamin C in this injection achieves high enough levels in the body to Polo Is Family Affair for Garbers Simon V. Garber and his three sons Shaun, Jeffrey and Tyler are passionate about polo. Forming the Yellow Cab/SLS JETS Polo team, the Garbers display a lot of amazing energy together on and off the field, while playing in three leagues every weekend. The synergy between father and sons at polo is evident with crisp passes, tough defense and intense discussions. Whatever the outcome, there are always smiles, laughter, fist bumps and high fives afterward. Above, Dr. Jennine Cabanellas in her new, well located office on South Shore Boulevard across from Players and the Dressage Stadium and to the North side of Tackeria, Welli Deli and Idlewild. The address is 1321 South Shore Blvd. Suite 3 in Wellington. Phone 561-333-30. www.thewellingtoninstitute.com. Below, the front office with a display of products including Pharmaceutical- Grade Supplements available for purchase. significantly boost the Immune system. The regular pills of both Vitamin B Complex and Vitamin C can never achieve the levels you need to make a big difference in your Immune System. (If you are afraid of injections, a lozenge version is available, it is almost as good) 3. Antioxidants -- Supplements containing Antioxidants will also boost your Immune System, but not as fast and as strong as the first 2 options. Get Prescription Strength or Pharmaceutical-Grade supplements, meaning those with high levels of absorption and purity. How do you know what grade supplements they are? Simple, if you are buying your supplements in a commercial store, in the mall, or Internet, you are probably getting commercial-grade products. Pharmaceutical-Grade Supplements can only be purchased at doctor s offices. The difference is like Tuna, either you get Sushi-grade tuna or the canned kind. There s a big difference. *Now, if you already have the symptoms, or you already got the flu, then do the Vitamin Cocktail shots to fight it fast & hard. At the Wellington Wellness Institute, we focus on finding the cause and we fix it. Call us The Anti-Sick Plan. Testosterone replacement Therapy: Montel Williams. Taking Responsibility for Living Well. By Donna Caruso Life Extension Magazine. July 09 Book: Ageless. The naked truth about Bio-Identical Hormones by Suzan Summers and Michael Galitzer, MD. New York, 06.
Joe Barry Memorial Cup International Polo Club, Palm Beach goal - 1 teams - Brackets - Jan -27, 13 Bracket I (cross-bracket with Bracket II) Jim Zenni A Polito Pieres Magoo LaPrida Augustin Obregon Hutton Goodman A Juan Monteverde 5 Santiago Chavanne 9 Lost to ERG Pelon Escapite 6 Lost to Crab Orchard Maureen Brennan 0 Kris Kampsen 6 Tommy Biddle 6 Luis Escobar 7 19 Villa del Lago 2-0 Def. Crab Orchard 12-11 Def. Lechuza 13-12 OT Faraway 0-2 Goose Creek 2-1 Def. Lechuza 12-11 OT Def. ERG 10-9 Lost to Crab Orchard Bracket III (round-robin within bracket) Melissa Ganzi A Joaquin Panelo Miguel Astrada 10 Juan Bollini 5 19 Matias Gonzalez A Lyndon Lea 1 Hilario Ulloa 9 Facundo Pieres 10 John Muse A Jason Crowder 6 Sebastian Merlos 9 Andres Weisz 5 Bob Jornayvaz A Julio Gracida Alfredo Barabucci 6 Adolfo Cambiaso 10 Piaget 0-2 Lost to Zacara Lost to Valiente Zacara 2-0 Def. Piaget 1-10 Def. Lucchese 9- Lucchese 0-2 Lost to Valiente Lost to Zacara Valiente 2-0 Def. Lucchese 11-9 Def. Piaget 16-10 Bracket II Felipe Viana 3 Matias Magrini Mariano Aguerre 9 George Rawlings A Scott Wood A Hector Galindo 6 Jeff Blake 6 Paco de Narvaez Victor Vargas 1 Adam Snow 6 Agustin Nero 7 Tomas Goti 6 Page 5 The Morning Line Sunday, Jan., 13 Crab Orchard 2-1 Lost to Villa del Lago Def. Faraway 9-3 Def. Goose Creek 12-6 ERG 1-1 Def. Faraway -7 Lost to Goose Creek Lechuza 0-2 Lost to Goose Creek Lost to Villa del Lago Bracket IV (round-robin within bracket) Steve Van Andel A Jeff Hall 7 Lucas Criado 9 Mason Wroe Jose Donoso 7 Carlos Gracida 6 Memo Gracida 7 Alvaro Fernandez A* *Alberto Fernandez Marc Ganzi 1 Nico Pieres Nic Roldan Carlitos Gracida 3 Gillian Johnston 1 Sugar Erskine 7 Julio Arellano 9 Tommy Collingwood 3 IPC / http://www.internationalpoloclub.com / 561-22-5290 Joe Barry Cup / Bobby Barry Cup Subs. / 1 teams / Jan 10-27, 13 Sat 19 Coca-cola def. Orchard Hill 1-13 OT Crab Orchard def. Goose Creek 12-6 Audi def. La Herradura 10-9 Sun 10am Piaget vs Lucchese JAN PAMELA SOUTH 10am Valiente vs Zacara FIELD Noon Faraway vs Lechuza Caracas FIELD 3 3pm ERG vs Villa del Lago FIELD 1 Wed 23 Joe Barry Cup Semifinals Orchard Hill 1-2 Lost to La Herradura Def. Audi 12-7 Lost to Coca-Cola La Herradura 2-1 Def. Orchard Hill 1-10 Def. Coca-Cola 12-11 OT Lost to Audi Audi 2-1 Lost to Orchard Hill Def. Coca-Cola 17-11 Def. La Herradura 10-9 Coca-Cola 1-2 Lost to La Herradura Lost to Audi Def. Orchard Hill 1-13 OT 1pm winner Bracket I/II draws either winner of Brackets III and IV 3pm runner-up in Bracket I/II plays remaining Bracket III or IV winner Thurs 2 Bobby Barry Cup Semifinals 1pm #3 ranked in Bracket I/II draws between the 2nd from Br. III and IV 3pm # ranked in Bracket I/II plays remaining Bracket III or IV 2nd team Sun 27 Noon Bobby Barry Cup Final 3pm Joe Barry Cup Final Ylvisaker Cup Defending Champion PiageT will take the field to defend its title on Sunday February 3rd, 13 on International Field at 3pm with this Special Set of Jerseys. 1961 Jaguar Mark IX sergio rauchwerger dmd, MMsc 561-79-707 www.tackeria.com 1-00-2-POLO 1961 Jaguar Mark IX, this is a rare classic car, $35,000.00 spent on restoration, all new conley hide leather interior, rare option bucket seats. $37,500.00 call 561-313-09. See the car today at Polo.
Page 6 The Morning Line Sunday, Jan., 13 Palm Beach Polo Palm Beach Polo - 561-791-609 January goal - teams - Brackets - Jan 12-Feb 3, 13 Bracket winners play the final, 2nd placed teams play subsidiary Sat 19 POST. Tonchala vs. Valiente/ Crab Orchard Las Palmas at Las Palmas POST. Patagones Blanco vs. Pony Express Patagones at Patagones Sun 10am Palms Polo vs Ganaraska field 6 12pm Willow Creek vs Patagones Azul at Patagones Bracket A Santiago Avendano -1 Benjamin Avendano -1 Gonzalo Avendano 2 Martin Estrada Valiente/Crab Orchard Agustin Bottaro -1 Santino Magrini -1 Victorino Ruiz 2 Roberto Zedda Eduardo Barco 1 Pablo Pulido 2 Wes Finlayson 2 Enrique Barco -1 Bob Daniels 0 Justin Daniels -1 Benji Daniels -1 Julian DeLuzarreta 6 Joe Chai 1 Nick Manifold 5 Scott Swerdlin 0 Wes Finlayson 2 Connell Erb -1 Matt Coppola 2 Marianito Gracida 3 Brad Blake Glenn Straub 0 Lauren Biddle 0 Tommy Biddle 6 Juan Olivera 2 Enrique Barco -1 Eduardo Barco 1 Pablo Pulido 2 Santi Torres 6 Cecelia Cochran 1 Romulo Crespo Michael Bellissimo 0 Tommy Collingwood 3 Patagones Blanco 1-0 Def. Tonchala - Valiente/ 1-0 Crab Orchard Def. Pony Express 7- Tonchala 0-1 Lost to Patagones Pony Express 0-1 Lost to Valiente PB Equine/ Odosan 0-1 Lost to Tonchala La Casa Hermosa 1-0 Def. Prima 11-10 Broward Yachts Tonchala 1-0 Def. PB Equine 13-12 Prima/ 0-1 Far Niente Los to LCH Bracket B Misty Allen -1 Brian Fairclough 2 Nick Snow Lucas Arellano -1 Ian Angus 0 Marcos Onetto Laura Willson 0 Ayaan Quareshi 0 Pierre Verville -1 Marc Perreault -1 Mauricio Devrient Richard Dudman 2 *Tom MacGuiness -1 Joaquin Avendano -1 Lorenzo Merlotti 1 Omar Cepeda 3 Mason Primm 1.5 Palm Beach Polo - 561-791-609 January Goal Single Bracket, top 2 teams go to the final Sat 12 La Casa Hermosa def. Prima/Far Niente 11-10 Sun 13 Tonchala def. Odosan/PB Equine 13-12 Fri 1 POST. Broward Yachts vs Odosan/PB Equine Sun 10am Prima/ Far Niente vs Broward Yachts field 9 11:30 Tonchala vs La Casa Hermosa at Las Palmas Mon 21 3pm Broward Yachts vs Odosan/ PBEquine field tba Palm Beach Polo Challenge Cup goal - 5 teams - Jan 12-Feb 3, 13 Willow Creek Ganaraska Palms Polo 0-1 Lost to Patagones Patagones Azul 1-0 Def. Palms Polo -7 OT Palm Beach Polo January 12 Goal Single Bracket, top 2 teams go to the final Tues 15 PBEquine/ Cinque Terre def. Pony Express 11-6 Tues 22 3:5pm Grand Champions vs Pony Express Pony Express at Pony Express Fri 25 3:5pm PB Equine/ Cinque Terre vs Grand Champions field Palm Beach Polo Silver Cup 12 goal - teams - January 13 Schedule tba Alessandro Bazzoni 1 Nick Manifold 5 Gringo Colombres 6 Scott Swerdlin 0 12 Grant Ganzi 0 Juan Bollini Jr. 1 Nacho Badiola 6 tba 3 10 Justin Daniels -1 Bob Daniels 0 Tomas Goti 6 Julian DeLuzarreta 6 11 Glenn Straub 0 Lauren Biddle 0 Tommy Biddle 6 Kris Kampsen 6 12 Cinque Terre PB Equine Def. Pony Express 11-6 Grand Champions Pony Express 1-1 Def. Palm House 15-12 Lost to PB Equine Palm House 0-1 Lost to Pony Express Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame 13 Inductees The Board of Directors of the Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame announced the Nominating Committee s selection of exceptional individuals to be inducted into the Hall of Fame for 13. Michael V. Azzaro, a former 10-goal player (a rating he held for 1 years) with six U.S. Open Championships, three Silver Cups, Butler Handicap, Iglehart, and World Cup to his credit, will be honored for his outstanding record as a player for many years. A 9-goaler who played for Myopia teams in the late 19th century and early 1900s, Robert Gould Shaw, II (172 1930) was the committee s choice for the posthumous award. Shaw won all the major tournaments of the era in his time as an active player. For the Hall of Fame Iglehart Award, Tim Gannon, well known for his selfless generosity to polo and other charitable causes and a three-time winner of the U.S. Open (five-time winner with Outback) will be honored for his outstanding lifetime contributions to the sport. To be recognized as the posthumous Hall of Fame inductee for the Iglehart Award is Bill Gilmore, who is remembered as a powerful force in the revival of the game in California after World War II. In the Horses to Remember category the committee elected Fairy Story a celebrated mare bred in England and later owned and played by Stephen Laddy Sanford. Fairy Story was one of the top polo ponies in the 19s, sweeping an unprecedented number of the major awards given at that time. Ever Ready, a chestnut mare, trained and played by Ray Harrington (Hall of Fame 1993), was also selected to be 10 Goal player Mike Azzaro in a play with Owen Rinehart in the mid-90s. (ph Alex Pacheco) honored in this category. Ever Ready was Ray s war horse on whom he depended throughout his extraordinary four consecutive wins in the U.S. Open, 1966 1969. She was awarded the Hartman Award for Best Playing pony of the Open in 1969 and also that year played with distinction in Argentina in the 1969 Cup of the Americas at Palermo. Committee Chairman Horace Laffaye states The Class of 13 represents the best of American polo. The Committee selected 10 and 9-goal players with outstanding records, a pair of supporters of the game which made Tim Gannon winning his 3rd U.S. Open in 1999 with Jeff Blake, Adolfo Cambiaso and Lolo Castagnola. Tim would give the team to Phil Heatley for a th Outback win in 00 and to his son Chris for a fifth title in 01. (ph Alex Pacheco) lasting contributions to polo in this country, and two polo ponies which were at the top of their respective generations. I wish to express my gratitude to all the Committee members who worked hard and long in selecting these inductees from a large pool of highly qualified nominees. The Awards Gala and Induction Ceremony will take place at the Museum of Polo on Friday, February 15th, 13. If you would like to join in the celebration to welcome these legendary individuals to the Polo Hall of Fame, you may purchase seats for the dinner up to a week in advance. Reservations are $0.00 each (tax deductible portion $100.00). The Hall of Fame Awards Dinner and Silent Auction is the most important fundraising event for the Museum each year, so please support your Museum a 501 (c) 3, not-for-profit organization. Contact Brenda Lynn at the Museum of Polo, (561) 969-3210 or (561) 969-7015, e-mail: polomuseum@att.net for further details, information, or to make your reservations.
Blanco, TX Cup Next friday, Jan 25 at 3:30 International Polo Club Palm Beach will host the Blanco, TX Cup this coming Friday, January 25th at 3:30 as part of the Polo Training Foundation s Youth Player Program. The field will be announced later this week. The tournament is reserved to players 16 to 21 years old. The roster of 16 players includes: Connell Erb Michael Bellissimo Jonny Lavine Juancito Bollini Wesley Finlayson Ayaan Quraeshi Matt Coppola Gonzalo Di Ciurcio Marcos Alberdi Clemente Devrient Geronimo Obregon Juan Martin Obregon Lorenzo Merlotti Enrique Barco Tommy Collingwood Santiago Torres Alternate players are: Matias Gonzalez, Wesley Bryan & Carlitos Gracida Page 7 The Morning Line Sunday, Jan., 13 Below, Jose Donoso leading the charge yesterday afternoon for La Herradura. With wet conditions and drizzle in the first half, the team changed jerseys at halftime, Memo Gracida wearing the yellow & blue jersey in the fourth on the cover picture. (ph David Lominska) Wanderers Cup International Polo Club Palm Beach / 561 22-5292 Wanderers Classic 1 Goal / Teams Sat 5 Equus & Co def. Floridian Community Bank 13-11 Wed 9 Tonkawa def. Floridian Community Bank 15-12 Sat 12 Tonkawa def. Mt.Brilliant/Equine Law Group 12- Fri 1 Mt. Brilliant/Equine Law Group def. Floridian Com. Bank 11-9 Tonkawa def. Equus & Co 11-10 Mon 21 10am Mt. Brilliant/Equine Law Group vs. Equus & Co Sat 26 TBA Consolation Final TBA Final of the Wanderers Classic Wanderers Classic (round-robin) Jared Zenni 2 Matt Coppola 2 Brad Blake Ulysses Escapite 12 Avery Chapman 1 Bo Goodman 1 Julian Daniels 6 Kris Kampsen 6 1 Jeff Hildebrand A Agustin Arellano 1 Nick Roldan Brandon Phillips 5 1 tba Diego Arellano 2 Zenon Cardoner Luis Escobar 7 13 Equus & Co. 1-1 Def. Floridian Bank 13-11 Lost to Tonkawa Mt. Brilliant Equine Law 1-1 Lost to Tonkawa Def. Floridian Bank 11-9 Tonkawa 3-0 Def. Fl. Bank 15-12 Def. Mt. Brilliant 12- Def. Equus & Co 11-10 Floridian Com. Bank 0-3 Lost to Equus & Co. Lost to Tonkawa Lost to Mt. Brilliant
Page The Morning Line Sunday, Jan., 13 INTERNATIONAL POLO CLUB PALM BEACH Joe Barry Sunday, January, 13 3 pm Third Round, Bracket I & II International Field Team VILLA DEL LAGO / 2-0 Colors Rating Pos. PLAYER 1 2 3 5 6 OT Totals 0 1 2 3 Jim Zenni Augustin Obregon Polito Pieres Magoo LaPrida ALT Team Rating Totals Joe Barry Defending Champion: Coca-Cola Your Announcer Today: Tony Coppola. For ticket information, call 561-567. Team ERG / 1-1 Colors By handicap TOTAL 0 Rating Pos. PLAYER 1 2 3 5 6 OT Totals A 6 6 1 2 3 Scott Wood Hector Galindo Jeff Blake Paco de Narvaez ALT Team Rating Totals By handicap 0 TOTAL Yesterday at IPC in the Joe Barry Cup: top (left and right), Mariano Aguerre. Felipe Viana 2nd row, Matias Magrini. Tommy Biddle Third row, Maureen Brennan. Marc Ganzi th row, Carlos Gracida. Nic Roldan. (ph David Lominska, polographics.com) The Party Tonite is at the IPC Pavillion, right after the game on International Field.