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polo pony

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polo pony
not a breed but a type of horse adapted for playing polo. The majority are Argentinian thoroughbreds, and well over 15 hands high. They have a typical wiry quality, like Australian Stock horses and American and Canadian Cutting horses.
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It does take an enormous amount of skill and courage to ride a polo pony in a competitive match, but it should be open to everyone to enjoy a great day like this, as well as raise a lot of money for charity," she added.
Jordan to host own polo event after last year's 'too chavvy' snub by Asian News International
He may as well replace that stolen bike with a polo pony
Toff Dave should take the bus by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
1990 The Prince of Wales was recovering after surgeons operated for the second time on his right arm, broken when he fell from his polo pony ON THIS DAY LAST YEAR Chechen terrorists seized a packed school in Beslan, in the North Ossetia region of Russia, and threatened to kill scores of innocent children.
ON THIS DAY by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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