Go and play
Dates, country, chukkers, ponies, the standard of accommodation and what you can spend. Enough for a club to quote against without a round of questions.
Polo, requested and answered
Publish a request — to go and play somewhere, to buy a polo pony, or to hire a groom, a pro or a coach. Polo professionals see it, and get in touch about that request and nothing else.
Dates, country, chukkers, ponies, the standard of accommodation and what you can spend. Enough for a club to quote against without a round of questions.
Age, height, sex and budget — then how much speed, breaking, turning and handling matter to you, each on the same five-point scale.
A groom, a pro, a coach, an umpire, a pony trainer, a polo manager or a club manager, for a season or a tournament. Professionals apply with their Polo CV, and the application opens a conversation.
A request carries its author’s name and nothing else about them — and only to signed-in members. Handicap, home clubs, where they play and how they came to the game open to you once you have written to them — never to a search engine, and never to a stranger. Professionals are read the other way round, from a Polo CV they publish to showcase their experience.
How contact works
A professional writes about one request, and that message lands in a conversation about that request alone. Contact details unlock on your first reply — not before. No lists, no cold approaches, nothing forwarded on.