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known as the “Big Four,” which won five Westchester Cups against Great Britain. In 1922, two years after his passing, his friends and teammates played for the first Monty Waterbury Cup, at the Meadow Brook Club, in Westbury, Long Island, were it became a perpetual challenge trophy for an impressive 28-year stretch. Historically played for on handicap by teams entered in the Open, the final game for the U.S. Open Polo Championship® was also the semifinal game for the Monty Waterbury. The inaugural games in 1922 boasted crowds of up to 20,000 people, who witnessed monumental eight chukker long battles. In 1954, however, the U.S. Open changed venues to Illinois, and the tournament was integrated into the Northeastern Circuit schedule, where it slowly receded into the background until its resurgence in 1975. According to Horace Laffaye in his book “Polo in the United States,” the 1975 revival was spearheaded by Circuit Governor George Haas, Jr., whose Fairfield County Hunt Club won the tournament that year. Previously hosted in 2003, 2015 and 2016, this year will be the fourth time the tournament has been hosted at Greenwich Polo Club in Greenwich, Connecticut. Greenwich-based White Birch is tied for the most Waterbury wins with Maryland-based team Gone Away Farm, who dominated in the 1980s and early 1990s, capturing a record five wins.
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young team played extremely well in the final, scoring 15 goals en route to the Cup. The first-ever MVP went to Toro Ruiz, who showed poise and determination with multiple high-scoring performances.  Last season Toro was the leading scorer at GPC for the season, as it looks like this trend will continue yet again in 2018. The 2019 Shreve, Crump & Low Cup was another smashing success, with the young team The Island House taking the trophy in a 6 team battle. Thank you to all who made this tournament possible, and especially Shreve, Crump & Low Greenwich Avenue for your long-time support of Greenwich Polo Club. We look forward to seeing everyone at the East Coast Open kick-off event hosted by Shreve, Crump & Low.
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early 4–0 lead, thanks to first-chukker goals by Will Tomita and Mariano Gonzalez, but nothing was going to break Postage Stamp Farm's determination. After rallying in the second half to level the game at 8-8 going into the final minute, it all came down to the last toss in at center field. With the score tied, Postage Stamp Farm's Tomas Garcia Del Rio made a steal and breakaway to score the winning goal. This 9-8 victory by Postage Stamp Farm etches the first-ever name onto the American Cup, and we look forward to many more. The MVP went to Martin Gandara, while Best Playing Pony was Ciudadana, played by Tomas Garcia del Rio. Thank you to all players, fans, and sponsors for an amazing tournament.
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South Hamilton, Massachusetts where it was played until the early 2000s. Since 1905, the Perry Cup trophy has symbolized this high-goal championship and winners' names are memorialized on the trophy. Eight teams played the 2016 East Coast Open at Greenwich Polo Club from August 28 to September 11, 2016. In the 2016 final, White Birch defeated Audi in sudden death over time with a goal by Santino Magrini.
36: 306:. In the 1970s Brant first met polo legend Thomas B. “Tommy” Glynn at the Fairfield Hunt Club. Under Glynn’s tutelage, Brant grew to love the sport of polo and formed the polo team White Birch in 1979. Brant lived in Greenwich and wanted a place to play in the area. In 1981 Greenwich Polo Club was officially established by Brant with eight founding members including 524:(Annabelle Gundlach, Brandon Phillips, Lerin Zubiaurre and Tomas Garcia del Rio), adding their name for the first time to the historical Perry Trophy, amongst many of the game's greatest. In the final, Postage Stamp Farm defeated Monterosso by a score of 12–10 in front of a record Sunday crowd, with perfect weather and completely packed East and West lawns. 27: 482:
The first-ever American Cup at Greenwich Polo Club in 2019 had players and spectators holding their breath until the final whistle. After cruising through a four-team penalty shoot-out, Postage Stamp Farm and Reelay punched their tickets to the final match. Reelay came out of the gates strong with an
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in 2005. It was the team's 31st title at the 26 goal level or higher. White Birch won all three 26 goal tournaments during the 2005 season in Palm Beach. In the 1990s White Birch dominated every major tournament at Palm Beach Polo Club in Florida. The White Birch Polo Team has won more high goal polo
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The Monty Waterbury Cup is the third oldest official USPA trophy in active competition, named in honor of 10-goal polo immortal James "Monty" Waterbury. A member of The Wanderers polo team, which won polo's first U.S. Open Polo Championship® in 1904, he is also remembered as a member of the USA team
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on September 13, 2015. The East Coast Open was founded in Rhode Island in 1905 and was played until World War I. It had a renaissance starting in 1978 when Donald Little, then President of the USPA and Captain of the Myopia Polo Club, resurrected the tournament and brought it to Myopia Polo Club in
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The Shreve, Crump & Low Cup was a huge success in its inaugural year at Greenwich Polo Club. The season-opening tournament proved to be an exciting one with a strong performance from the new team, Huntsman, who are the very first champions of the tournament. Team sponsor Dillon Bacon and his
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that was established in 1981. It is one of only three polo venues in the United States offering high-goal polo (20 goals or above). The club hosts high goal polo matches throughout the summer, tournaments typically beginning in June and concluding in September.
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co-founded the charity Sentebale with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho to benefit the impoverished children of his small African country. The Sentebale Land Rover team was captained by Royal Salute Ambassador Malcolm Borwick with team members
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While polo is recently associated with Argentinean culture, the American Cup celebrates the monumental contributions and advancements of the sport made by those in the United States. The Northeast of the United
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replacing Tommy Wayman on the American team. In 1989, Argentina won again, 11-8; while the Argentine team remained the same, the American team was composed of Mike Azzaro, Tommy Wayman, Owen Rinehart and
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by 14–13 in overtime to win the USPA East Coast Open championship. The East Coast Open at Greenwich Polo Club was live-streamed on Chukker TV and the final match of the East Coast Open was broadcast on
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i, Geofrey Kent and Michael Shore. Glynn was manager of Greenwich Polo Club from 1981 until his death in 2001. Since 1981, Greenwich Polo Club expanded from one to three fields. In 2015, Brant honored
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Greenwich Polo Club hosts high-goal matches, open to the public, on Sundays throughout the summer, the gates open at 1:00 p.m and the matches begin at 3:00 p.m.
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Brant honored Peter Busch Orthwein, co-founder of Thor Industries, by naming one of the polo fields at the Greenwich Polo Club in his honor.
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On May 15, 2013, Greenwich Polo Club hosted the Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup, a charity match that raised US$ 1 million for
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tournaments than any other single team in the past 25 years. In 2016, White Birch is playing the high-goal polo seasons at
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September 8, 2019: The 2019 season at Greenwich Polo Club capped off with a thrilling East Coast Open victory by
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It hosted the U.S.P.A. Gold Cup from 2002 to 2005. The White Birch Polo Team won the trophy those three years.
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and Juancito Bollini, defeated White Birch, consisting of Santino Magrini, Hilario Ulloa,
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Greenwich Polo Club hosts players and teams who are rated amongst the best in the world.
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Monterosso Vikings (Siri Bazzoni, Peke Gonzalez, Barto Castongola, Ignacio du Plessis)
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At the Greenwich Polo Club, crowd has a flair for high society fashion
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Greenwich Polo Club is located on North Street in the neighborhood of
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From August 23 to September 6, 2015, Greenwich Polo Club hosted the
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with team members Peter Orthwein, Steve Lefkowitz and Dawn Jones.
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Greenwich Polo Club during the 2019 East Coast Open tournament
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It was home to the Tommy Glynn Cup, first started at the
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Greenwich, Connecticut
Coordinates
41°07′57″N 73°38′19″W / 41.1325°N 73.6385°W / 41.1325; -73.6385
www.greenwichpoloclub.com
polo
Greenwich, Connecticut
Conyers Farm
Babcock Preserve
Rockwood Lake
Mianus Reserve State Park Scenic Reserve
Converse Lake
Mianus Reservoir
Peter M. Brant
Tommy Biddle
Mariano Aguerre
Peter Busch Orthwein
Fred Mannix Jr.
Peter M. Brant
White Birch Polo Team
Peter Busch Orthwein
Henryk de Kwiatkosk
Peter Busch Orthwein
US Open Polo Championship
International Polo Club
George III
John Wakelin
William Taylor
Benjamin Araya

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