Provides a comprehensive history of polo in Argentina, from its beginnings in the 1870s to the summer of 2013. The history of the early pioneers is explored with data not previously published, gathered from contemporary sources. International competitions include the Olympic Games, the Cup of the Americas and the World Championships. Particular attention is given to the major clubs, the Argentine and Hurlingham Open Championships and the National Handicap Tournament.
Provides a comprehensive history of polo in Argentina, from its beginnings in the 1870s to the summer of 2013. The history of the early pioneers is explored with data not previously published, gathered from contemporary sources. International competitions include the Olympic Games, the Cup of the Americas and the World Championships. Particular attention is given to the major clubs, the Argentine and Hurlingham Open Championships and the National Handicap Tournament.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
The late Horace A. Laffaye was a polo player and surgeon. He was on the board of directors of the Museum of Polo and was chairman of the Polo Hall of Fame Nominating Committee. His writings on the game included several books and many articles in magazines in North America, Argentina and England. He lived in Durango, Colorado.
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments Foreword by Chris Ashton Preface 1. How Polo Started in Argentina 2. The First Clubs and Polo in the Hinterland 3. The Game Is Organized: The Polo Association of the River Plate 4. The Oldest Clubs: Venado Tuerto, Hurlingham, Media Luna and Las Petacas 5. Early Championships 1893-1900 6. First International Game and Tours to England 7. Early Prominent Polo Families 8. Palermo: Polo's Cathedral 9. The P.A.R.P. Championships Prior to the Great War 10. 1914, Changes to the Rules, and All That 11. 1922, a Time for Change: Polo Became Argentine 12. Polo in the 1920s 13. Campeonato Argentino Abierto de Polo 1923-1930 14. Gold Medals Only: The Olympic Games 15. Argentina versus U.S.A.: The Cup of the Americas 1928-1936 16. The Big Clubs: Growth and Evolution of Los Indios, Tortugas and Coronel Suárez 17. Visitors from Foreign Lands 18. Argentine Tours Overseas 19. Don Paco Ceballos and the National Handicap Championship 20. The Argentine Open Championship in the 1930s 21. The Years of the Great Depression 22. The War Years and the Aftermath 1940-1950 23. El Trébol and Venado Tuerto: The Glorious Days of the Giants 24. The Changing of the Guard 25. The Growth of the Game 1950-1960 26. The Cup of the Americas 1950-1980 27. The Aristocrat of Polo: The Times of Juancarlitos Harriott 28. The Days of Coronel Suárez versus Santa Ana 29. The Expansion of the Game in the 1970s 30. Argentine Military Polo 31. Travels Abroad and the Development of Professionalism 32. Argentina and the Federation of International Polo 33. The Era of La Espadaña 34. Myths in Argentine Polo 35. The Decade of Indios-Chapaleufú 36. 2005-2013: The Years of Ellerstina and La Dolfina 37. International Matches in the 21st Century and Some Final Thoughts Appendix A. Polo Championships Appendix B. Polo Pony Awards Appendix C. Presidents of the Asociación Argentina de Polo Appendix D. List of Polo Clubs in Argentina Chapter Notes Bibliography Index
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Foreword by Chris Ashton Preface 1. How Polo Started in Argentina 2. The First Clubs and Polo in the Hinterland 3. The Game Is Organized: The Polo Association of the River Plate 4. The Oldest Clubs: Venado Tuerto, Hurlingham, Media Luna and Las Petacas 5. Early Championships 1893-1900 6. First International Game and Tours to England 7. Early Prominent Polo Families 8. Palermo: Polo's Cathedral 9. The P.A.R.P. Championships Prior to the Great War 10. 1914, Changes to the Rules, and All That 11. 1922, a Time for Change: Polo Became Argentine 12. Polo in the 1920s 13. Campeonato Argentino Abierto de Polo 1923-1930 14. Gold Medals Only: The Olympic Games 15. Argentina versus U.S.A.: The Cup of the Americas 1928-1936 16. The Big Clubs: Growth and Evolution of Los Indios, Tortugas and Coronel Suárez 17. Visitors from Foreign Lands 18. Argentine Tours Overseas 19. Don Paco Ceballos and the National Handicap Championship 20. The Argentine Open Championship in the 1930s 21. The Years of the Great Depression 22. The War Years and the Aftermath 1940-1950 23. El Trébol and Venado Tuerto: The Glorious Days of the Giants 24. The Changing of the Guard 25. The Growth of the Game 1950-1960 26. The Cup of the Americas 1950-1980 27. The Aristocrat of Polo: The Times of Juancarlitos Harriott 28. The Days of Coronel Suárez versus Santa Ana 29. The Expansion of the Game in the 1970s 30. Argentine Military Polo 31. Travels Abroad and the Development of Professionalism 32. Argentina and the Federation of International Polo 33. The Era of La Espadaña 34. Myths in Argentine Polo 35. The Decade of Indios-Chapaleufú 36. 2005-2013: The Years of Ellerstina and La Dolfina 37. International Matches in the 21st Century and Some Final Thoughts Appendix A. Polo Championships Appendix B. Polo Pony Awards Appendix C. Presidents of the Asociación Argentina de Polo Appendix D. List of Polo Clubs in Argentina Chapter Notes Bibliography Index
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