Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Foreword by Chris Ashton
Preface
1.縃ow Polo Started in Argentina
2.縏he First Clubs and Polo in the Hinterland
3.縏he Game Is Organized: The Polo Association of the River Plate
4.縏he Oldest Clubs: Venado Tuerto, Hurlingham, Media Luna and Las Petacas
5.縀arly Championships 1893-1900
6.縁irst International Game and Tours to England
7.縀arly Prominent Polo Families
8.縋alermo: Polo's Cathedral
9.縏he P.A.R.P. Championships Prior to the Great War
10.�14, Changes to the Rules, and All That
11.�22, a Time for Change: Polo Became Argentine
12.縋olo in the 1920s
13.緾ampeonato Argentino Abierto de Polo 1923-1930
14.縂old Medals Only: The Olympic Games
15.緼rgentina versus U.S.A.: The Cup of the Americas 1928-1936
16.縏he Big Clubs: Growth and Evolution of Los Indios, Tortugas and Coronel Su醨ez
17.縑isitors from Foreign Lands
18.緼rgentine Tours Overseas
19.緿on Paco Ceballos and the National Handicap Championship
20.縏he Argentine Open Championship in the 1930s
21.縏he Years of the Great Depression
22.縏he War Years and the Aftermath 1940-1950
23.縀l Tr閎ol and Venado Tuerto: The Glorious Days of the Giants
24.縏he Changing of the Guard
25.縏he Growth of the Game 1950-1960
26.縏he Cup of the Americas 1950-1980
27.縏he Aristocrat of Polo: The Times of Juancarlitos Harriott
28.縏he Days of Coronel Su醨ez versus Santa Ana
29.縏he Expansion of the Game in the 1970s
30.緼rgentine Military Polo
31.縏ravels Abroad and the Development of Professionalism
32.緼rgentina and the Federation of International Polo
33.縏he Era of La Espada馻
34.縈yths in Argentine Polo
35.縏he Decade of 璉ndios-Chapaleuf�BR> 36.�05-2013: The Years of Ellerstina and La Dolfina
37.縄nternational Matches in the 21st Century and Some Final Thoughts
Appendix A.縋olo Championships
Appendix B.縋olo Pony Awards
Appendix C.縋residents of the Asociaci髇 Argentina de Polo
Appendix D.縇ist of Polo Clubs in Argentina
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index

Polo in Argentina

A History