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Evergreen and Granite Bay flex offensive muscles in Stagecoach Challenge

December 30, 2017 by Empire Polo

Alvaro Tadeo led all scoring on the day with eight goals, leading his Granite Bay team to a hard-fought win over Empire in Saturday action at the Empire Polo Club.

Evergreen (Tom Sprung, Carlitos Galindo, Juan Jo Gonzales and Bayne Bossom) ran roughshod over Hanalei Bay (Krista Bonaguidi, Ashton Wolf, Taylor Freeman and Ian Schnoebelen) in the opening game of the 2018 Stagecoach Challenge at the Empire Polo Club Saturday morning, 12-7, while Granite Bay (Eric Hammon, Julie Fernandez, Alvaro Tadeo and Goyo Mariscal) came up with seven second half goals to slip past Empire (Rob Scapa, Eileen Duffy, Erik Wright and Jim Wright), 13-11 in the four-goal tournament.

Carlitos Galindo and teammate Juan Jo Gonzales scored five gals apiece as Evergreen beat Hanalei Bay on Saturday.

Hanalei Bay received one goal by handicap from Evergreen but watched Carlitos Galindo scored the first goal from the field for the 1-1 tie.  Bayne Bossom and Ashton Wolf exchanged goals to end the first period all even at 2-2.

Defenses played tight in second chukker action with Juan Jo Gonzalez scoring first for Evergreen, 3-2 and Wolf countering with his second goal of the day to make it 3-3 after two periods of play.

Galindo scored on a 40-yard penalty shot for Evergreen and followed up with a goal from the field that had his team in front, 5-3.  Wolf drove the ball through the Evergreen goalposts on a 30-yard penalty shot for the final goal of the half, trailing evergreen, 5-4, after the first three chukkers.

Taylor Freeman tied the score at five goals apiece with his first goal of the game, but Gonzalez responded with a goal from the field and a 40-yard penalty goal that had Evergreen in the lead, 7-5, at the end of the fourth.

Fifth chukker goals from Gonzalez and Galindo had Evergreen in front by four goals, 9-5 as they dominated the fifth chukker.  Freeman closed out the period with a 30-yard penalty conversion, with Evergreen on top of a 9-6 score.

Consecutive goals from Bossom, Gonzalez and Galindo in the sixth period put the game out of reach, 12-6, as Hanalei Bay struggled to find any offensive punch.  Ian Schnoebelen scored the final goal of the game but it was Evergreen who rode off the field with the 12-7 win.

Gonzalez and Galindo did most of the damage to Hanalei Bay, scoring five goals each.  Bossom added two goals for the win.  Wolf led the Hanalei Bay attack with three goals.  Freeman scored twice, Schnoebelen added a goal and the team received one goal by handicap.

Granite Bay 13½, Empire 11

It was another high-scoring affair in the Stagecoach Challenge’s afternoon game with Granite Bay and Empire combining for a total of 24 goals being scored on the field in a 13½ to 11 Granite Bay victory.

Five goals from Eric Hammon helped power Granite Bay to a win.

Granite Bay received one-half goal by handicap and added two more in the opening chukker on goals from Eric Hammon and Alvaro Tadeo.  Jim Wright supplied the only first period offense for Empire as they fell behind 2½ to 1 after the first period.

Erik Wright jump-started the Empire offense in the second, scoring twice from the field and adding a 30-yard penalty goal.  Single goals from Hammon and Tadeo kept Granite Bay in the lead, 4½ to 4, but Empire was pressing.

Jim Wright took over for his father in the third, scoring all three goals for Empire from the field.  Hammon and Tadeo each added a goal, but it was Empire with a 7-6½ halftime advantage.

Jim Wright opened the second half with a goal from the field, 8-6½.  Tadeo countered with a goal of his own, 8-7½.  Eric Wright’s fourth goal of the day made it 9-7½, Empire.  Goals from Hammon and Tadeo (60-yard penalty conversion) returned the lead to Grante Bay at the end of the fourth chukker, 9½ to 9.

Tadeo and Eric Wright traded goals, 10½ to 10 in the fifth before a 30-yard penalty goal from Tadeo gave Granite Bay a little breathing room and an 11½ to 10 edge with just seven minutes left in regulation play.

Tadeo scored from the field for his eighth goal of the game as the sixth chukker got underway, extending the Granite Bay lead to 12½ to 10.  A 30-yard penalty goal from Hammon had Granite Bay on top, 13½ to 10, with time running out for Empire.  Jim Wright scored the final goal of the day for Empire in the 13½ to 11 Granite Bay win.

Tadeo led all scoring with eight goals (two on penalty conversions).  Hammon scored two of his five goals on penalty shots.  Jim Wright scored six times for Empire with Erik Right adding five goals in the loss.

Erik Wright scored five times in an Empire loss.

Stagecoach play will continue on Sunday, December 31st with a 10AM game between Granite Bay (1-0) and Hanalei Bay (0-1).  Evergreen (1-0) is slated to face Empire (0-1) at 2PM, while a 10-goal exhibition match between Cottrell 1 (Jenny Luttrell, Gaby Saccullo, Ruben Coscia and Matthew Gonzalez) and Cottrell 2 (Mike Kerley, Jose Rodriguez, Nicolas Maciel and Juan Curbelo) will be sandwiched in between at noon.  All games will take place on Field 1.

General Admission and tailgating are free with a $20 parking fee. VIP is $30 per person with a reservation. Call 760-393-7298 for VIP reservations. Entrance is on Ave. 50 between Madison St. and Monroe St. Visit http://www.EmpirePolo.com for more details

The 2017-2018 Empire Polo season attracts players from across the country and around the world and offers fourteen weekends of fast-paced polo in the beautiful and relaxed setting of California’s winter playground.

The Empire Polo Club is located at 81-800 Avenue 51 in Indio, CA.  For further information go to the club website at http://empirepolo.com or call 760-342-7755.

Filed Under: Club News Tagged With: 4-goal polo, Alex Webbe, Alvaro Tadeo, Ashton Wolf, Bayne Blossom, Carlitos Galindo, Eileen Duffy, empire polo club, Eric Hammon, erik wright, Goyo Mariscal, Ian Schnoebelen, Jim Wright, Juan Jo Gonzales, Julie Fernandez, Krista Bonaguidi, opening weekend, polo games, polo tournament, Rob Scapa, Taylor Freeman, Tom Sprung

Wins by Vashon and Arizona set up 1-goal Sunday final

December 30, 2017 by Empire Polo

World Gym’s Tom Schuerman scored three times in a hard-fought loss to Arizona in Saturday 1-goal competition at the Empire Polo Club.

Wins by Vashon (Stephanie Davidson, JMG, Jeffrey Rewald and Zinta Rewald) and Arizona (David Barnet, Dan Faherty, Manny Rodriguez and Benito Andrade) set up the first 1-goal final of the season at the Empire Polo Club in Saturday afternoon action.

In a noon battle, Vashon edged the Flaming Chicken (Joey Gallemore, Devon Gallemore, Victor Soto and Jose Quiroz) by the narrowest of margins, 5½ to 5 top earn a spot in Sunday’s final.

Vashon received one-half goal by handicap in the opening chukker and quickly added to it with a air of goals from JMG (one on a 40-yard penalty conversion.  The Vashon defenders held the Flaming Chickens scoreless for the early 2½ to 0 lead.

Zinta Rewald’s first goal of the day stretched the Vashon lead to 3½ to 0 before the Flaming Chickens got on the scoreboard.  A goal from the field from Victor Soto kept them from being shutout in the first half of the four-chukker match, with Vashon’s JMG scoring the final goal of the period for a 4½ to 1 advantage.

Soto got the second half started with back-to-back goals for the Flaming Chickens, bringing them to within striking distance, 4½ to 3.  JMG scored on a 30-yard penalty shot to end the chukker with Vashon sitting on top of a 5½ to 3 score.

The Flaming Chickens fought their way back into the game in the fourth on the strength of goals from Jose Quiroz and Joey Gallemore and a shutout defensive effort, but t was Vashon who rode off the field with the 5½ to 5 victory.

JMG led the field with four goals (two on penalty shots).  Ainta Rewald added a goal for the win.  Soto set the pace for the Flaming Chickens, scoring three times.  Quiroz and Joey Gallemore each added a goal in the loss.

Arizona 6½, World Gym 6

In the second league game of the day, Arizona bounced back from a halftime deficit to slip past a talented World Gym entry (Claudia Uretz, Todd Randall, Tom Schuerman and Wiley Uretz), 6½ to 6.

Wiley Uretz scored the first goal of the game followed by a 40-yard penalty conversion from Dan Faherty that gave Arizona the led, 1½-1 (Arizona was awarded one-half goal on handicap). World Gym took control of the game as Wiley Uretz converted a 40-yard penalty shot and teammate Tom Schuerman added two more goals from the field.  After the first seven minutes of play, World Gym was in front, 4-1½.

Goals from David Barnet and Faherty had Arizona within a half-goal of World Gym in the second period, 4-3½.  Todd Randall scored the final goal of the first half to keep World Gym in the lead, 5-3½.

Goals were hard to come by in the third.  Disciplined defense work by both sides held the scoring to a minimum.   Schuerman and Wiley Uretz) scored the only goal of the period, extending the World Gym lead to 6 to 3½.

Arizona had been batted around by World Gym throughout much of the first three chukkers, but the fourth and final period of the gam was all Arizona.  Supported by a defense that held World Gym scoreless, Faherty scored for the third time on the day and Manny Rodriguez added two goals of his own for a 6½ to 6 win.

Faherty led the Arizona attack with three goals (one on a penalty conversion).  Rodriguez scored twice, Barnet added a goal and the team received one-half goal by handicap.  Schuerman scored a team-high three goals for World Gym.  Wiley Uretz was credited with two goals with Randall adding a goal in the loss.

The 1-goal League final is scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 31st at noon on Field 4, with Arizona facing Vashon.  The consolation match between World Gym and the Flaming Chickens is set for 10AM, also on Field 4.

Filed Under: Club News Tagged With: Alex Webbe, Benito Andrade, Claudia Uretz, Dan Faherty, David Barnet, Devon Gallemore, empire polo club, Jeffrey Rewald, Joey Gallemore, Jose Quiroz, Manny Rodriguez, opening weekend, polo, polo games, Stephanie Davidson, Todd Randall, Tom Schuerman, Victor Soto, Wiley Uretz, Zinta Rewald

WELCOME TO THE EMPIRE POLO CLUB

December 21, 2017 by Empire Polo

The Empire Polo Club kicks off their 2018 season in style.

Empire Polo Club (Empire) situated in the Coachella Valley in Indio, California, is the self-proclaimed “Disneyland” of polo in the United States. Boasting one of the most exquisite and elaborate grounds, the club aims to impress players and spectators alike with a polo experience like no other. Offering a competitive polo season (mid-December through March) with public Sunday matches and a seasonal polo school, the club operates year-round hosting numerous non-polo events, such as music festivals—including but not limited to the famous Coachella music festival.

Established in 1987, the club has steadily grown over nearly three decades to include 12 grass polo fields, an indoor polo arena with stadium, two exercise tracks, on-site stabling for 650+ horses and the only fully-lit grass polo field in the United States for night polo. Equine amenities aside, the club houses not one, but two restaurants—The Tack Room Tavern Restaurant & Bar and Polo Pizza Co.—as well as “The Date Shed” a former date packing facility turned nightclub and live music venue.

Nacho Figueras in action at the Empire Polo Club.

“I think the players are always excited to come back every season to see what we have done over the summer. Most clubs when they are not playing polo are basically locked down and there is nothing going on. Here, we are constantly making improvements, so when the players come back each year there is always something new for them to see. This year it’s our pizza kitchen, the players will have another place to eat at the club which is really fun, an outdoor bar with TV screens.” said Kevin Ittig, Empire Polo Club Operations Manager.

All of this combined with consistently picture-perfect weather are the factors that have made Empire Polo Club such a success. “We have three games a week, one practice and two tournament games. I think we had one rain day last year and one rain day the year before—and we played on that rain day! We sanded beforehand, stomped divots, sanded after and it was a great day!” said Polo Manager Vicky Owens.

The 2018 Polo Season at Empire Polo Club officially begins on Decembver 31st with the first Sunday Polo game of the season. Sunday Polo regularly attracts 1,500-2,000 spectators on a regular weekend and up to 3,000 for a final. A wide variety of spectating options are available including VIP cabanas and individual seating, tailgating and general admission bleachers – each with an equally fantastic view of the field.

Empire prides themselves on their ability to create polo fans. “That’s where the next polo players are going to come from, the sidelines somewhere. You have to see the experience and really live the experience before you ever get on a horse. Polo can be a bit complicated if it’s not explained well, and when people don’t follow it they don’t come back–they just don’t get it.” said Ittig. A former professional player, Ittig serves as the resident announcer in addition to his duties as Operations Manager.

Post-game trophy presentations are always a part of the Sunday matches.

“Kevin gets everybody so involved. He explains what is going on during the game and he’ll do a Polo 101 at halftime. It’s a whole experience here, rather than just a social gathering,” added Tony Schieffer, Director of Sales. “Our spectators are loyal and they come back year after year and they bring friends, or they bring relatives when they come to town. So, it is growing,” continued Ittig.

Not just a prime location for polo spectating, polo players travel to Empire from around the country including Texas, Colorado, Washington and Canada—in fact most of their members are from out of state. Empire offers a 1-Goal League, 4-Goal, 6- to 8-Goal, a women’s tournament, arena tournaments and monthly “Friday Polo Under the Lights” event. What sets them apart are their prize money tournaments, the Lions Cup 4-Goal and Champions Cup 8-Goal. Teams pay an entry fee which the club matches. Unlike other money games, the only deciding factor is the final score. The victors garner seventy-five percent of the total pot while the runner-up collects the remaining twenty-five percent. A unique feature considering the majority of prize money tournaments are geared towards a mid- to high-goal level of polo.

Another feature unique to the club is their golf cart polo. “We invented it,” said Ittig, regarding golf cart polo. “Golf cart polo is followed by an exhibition match afterwards, it’s really unique for an event, something different!” A professional player drives the cart, then invite guests to sit in the passenger seat and control the mallet. Safety is a priority, with seat belts, helmets, bumpers and a plate to make sure the guests cannot slide their foot over to the gas or break. A great way for guests to connect with the players, and even get a feel of holding a mallet, golf cart polo has become wildly popular at Empire Polo Club.

The popular divot stomp that allows spectators to stretch and socialize at halftime between chukkers.

Club staff assert that playing in the desert is comparably less expensive to other California locations and more importantly their rival winter destination—Florida. Hay is grown locally, decreasing costs significantly as buying hay on the East Coast (where it is shipped in regularly) can be costly and an expensive expenditure often overlooked by the un-seasoned player.

“Most polo clubs when I was growing up were pretty rustic, there was a field and if you were lucky you got a bathroom,” explained Ittig. What Empire Polo Club founder Alexander Haagen III and Ittig had in mind was something more sophisticated and inclusive. “Polo isn’t just an individual event, it includes the entire family. Nowadays it doesn’t matter if you are a woman or a man, you want to bring your kids to the polo club. We tried to build a polo club that was more family friendly and gives families more options. We never knew it was going to turn out like this, but it worked out great!”

Plans to expand continue with a recently acquired 93-acre pasture facility, which will be available in June increasing capacity to an astounding 800 or 900 horses. This year they will also name the main tournament field in honor of General George S. Patton. A dedication ceremony unveiling the field side Patton bust is slated to take place at the USPA Patton Cup 4-Goal Final at the end of January. A four-goal polo player, General Patton would bring his troops to the desert for training as the climate mirrored that of Africa. Only a thirty-minute drive from the General George S. Patton Memorial Museum, this tribute is yet another way to improve the polo experience for both spectators and players integrating the rich history of the sport into modern day play.

“We always have the vision of getting bigger and better instead of just staying where we are. I think Mr. Haagen’s thoughts are always, how can I improve this, how can I make this better,” said Ittig. A commendable aspiration, the Empire Polo Club’s burgeoning twelve-month event schedule is one to be admired and emulated at clubs across the country.                                         (Editorial courtesy of the United States Polo Association)

Filed Under: Club News Tagged With: Alex Haagen III, Alex Webbe, empire polo club, media, opening day, opening weekend, polo, polo games, polo schedule, polo tournament, social, tournaments, Vicky Owens

Pheasant Hollow takes early lead in Desert Challenge

December 2, 2017 by Empire Polo

Carlos Galindo’s four goals helped carry Pheasant Hollow (Deb Vermoch, Eileen Duffy, Carlos Galindo and Tim Rudy) to a pair of wins the seasoning-opening 4-goal Desert Challenge Saturday afternoon at the Empire Polo Club.

Seattle’s Cameron Smith scored twice on the day.

The three-team round-robin began with Hanalei Bay (Krista Bonaguidi, Ron Bonaguidi, Ashton Wolf and Alvaro Tadeo) jumping out to an early 3-0 lead over Seattle (Cameron Smith, Suki Piper, Victor Soto and Goyo Mariscal) and running off with the 4-2 victory in the opening two chukkers of the tournament.

Carlos Galindo led the scoring on the day with four goals as Pheasant Hollow recorded two first wins in the opening day of play for the 2017 Desert Challenge at the Empire Polo Club Saturday afternoon.

Two 30-yard penalty conversions from Krista Bonaguidi and a goal from the field from Ashton wolf gave Hanalei Bay an early 3-0 lead that they never gave up.

Seattle scrambled back in the second period with a goal from the field from Victor Soto and a 30-yard penalty goal from Cameron Smith.  Alvaro Tadeo closed out the scoring for Hanaei Bay for the 4-2 win.

Seattle remained on the field for the second two-chukker mini-match against Pheasant Hollow, but fared no better.  Seattle matched Pheasant Hollow goal for goal in the opening seven minutes of play, countering goals from Tim Rudy and Carlos Galindo with single goals from Smith and Soto, 2-2.  But the next seven minutes belonged to Pheasant Hollow.

Deb Vermoch converted a 30-yard penalty shot followed by goals from Galindo and Eileen Duffy.  Seattle was held scoreless and fell, 5-2.

In the final two chukkers of play, Pheasant Hollow and Hanalei Bay battled to a 2-2 tie in the opening chukker.  Wolf got Hanalei Bay on the scoreboard first, but Pheasant Hollow countered with a goal from Rudy, 1-1.  Tadeo’s second score of the day had Hanalei Bay in te lead, 2-1, but Galindo closed out the scoring in the period for a 2-2 deadlock.  Krista Bonaguidi and Rudy traded goals in the final chukker, 3-3.  Galindo scored his tournament high, fifth goal of the afternoon for the 4-3 Pheasant Hollow win.

The day ended with Pheasant Hollow in the lead, 9; Hanalei Bay in second place with 7 goals and Seattle in third with 4.5 goals (the 3-goal Seattle team received one-half goal by handicap).

Desert Challenge Cup play continues at 11:30am on Field 5 at the Empire Polo Club with the total goals from Saturday and Sunday’s goals combined to determine the tournament winner.

The Desert Challenge is the first of four consecutive 4-goal tournaments, followed by the Coyote Cup, the Jackalope Cup and the Holiday Cup.

The 2017-2018 Empire Polo season attracts players from across the country and around the world and offers fourteen weekends of fast-paced polo in the beautiful and relaxed setting of California’s winter playground.

The Empire Polo Club is located at 81-800 Avenue 51 in Indio, CA. For further information, go to the club website at http://www.empirepolo.com or call 760-342-7755.

Filed Under: Club News Tagged With: Alex Webbe, Alvaro Tadeo, Ashton Wolf, Cameron Smith, Carlos Galindo, Deb Vermoch, desert challenge, Desert Classic, Eileen Duffy, empire polo club, Goyo Mariscal, Krista Bonaguidi, opening weekend, Ron Bonaguidi, Suki Piper, Tim Rudy, Victor Soto

Opening Weekend at Empire Polo Club Jan. 7th – 9th, 2011

December 23, 2010 by EPC Staff Leave a Comment

Opening Weekend Festivities
Jan. 7th – 9th, 2011


Friday, Jan. 7th, 2011 : Polo Under The Lights & Happy Hour at 6:00 PM

Sunday, Jan. 9th, 2011: Opening Day & Hat Day at Empire Polo Club. Games at 12:00 and 2:00 PM.

Indio, CA: Opening weekend kicks-off with Polo Under The Lights & Happy Hour on Friday, January 7th, 2011 at 6:00 PM.  Two teams will compete under the lights in a competitive polo match on the main field at Empire Polo Club.  General admission is free and everyone is welcome.  Happy Hour beverage service will be available on site during Polo Under The Lights games.

Opening Day of the 2011 polo season at Empire Polo Club is scheduled for Sunday, January 9th, 2011. After taking many years off from operating an active polo club, Empire Polo Club is now back in the polo saddle.  They are celebrating the  “Grand Re-Opening” of their polo club this winter and they would like the general public to help them make this inaugural season one to remember.

Sunday, January 9th 2011 is the “Official Opening Day” at Empire Polo Club.  Put on your best Sunday hat and join us for a celebration of traditional polo, desert-style.  While the dress code at polo is very casual, Empire Polo Club will host a hat contest on Opening Day.  We will be judging the hats in two divisions: the most traditional and the most creative.  Don’t be shy, put on the most outrageous hat you have and join in the fun.  A halftime, champagne divot stomp is scheduled during the 2:00 pm game and is sponsored by Korbel California Champagne.

What to wear? This is one of the most asked questions by spectators.  We suggest “hats and flats” as heels sink in the grass and the sun is always shining here in the desert.  Polo is a casual affair at Empire Polo Club, so please wear whatever you feel comfortable in. You will see spectators wearing everything from shorts, jeans and flip-flops to sun-dresses, khakis and button down shirts.  For more information about “How To Dress For Polo” visit our website at www.empirepolo.com.

The Polo Games

What: Polo Games Open To The Public

Cost: General Admission is FREE

When:

  • Polo Every Sunday Jan. 9th – March 27th, 2011.
  • Sunday Game Times: 12:00 Noon and 2:00 PM
  • Friday Polo Under The Lights Games Jan. 7th, Feb. 4th & March 4th,2011

(Friday night game times 6:00 PM, weather permitting. Check game schedule on www.empirepolo.com to confirm game times)

Where: Empire Polo Club, 81-800 Ave. 51, Indio, CA 92201

During Sunday Polo the games are scheduled at 12:00 and 2:00 PM and are open to the public. General admission is free and includes seating in the field-side bleachers. Spectators are also welcome to bring their own chairs or a blanket for tailgating along the east side of the main field. Food and beverage service is available on site and restroom facilities.

Private, field-side boxes are available for an additional fee.  Boxes can be purchased for the season or by the day.  Designated VIP areas are available for playing and social members.  Seasonal Social memberships are available to the public for an additional fee.

Reservations are required for Box Seating, VIP areas and for private groups. Contact Tony Schieffer 760-393-7298 or e-mail tonyschieffer@empirepolo.com

Directions To Empire Polo Club

From I-10 take the Monroe St. exit and head south on Monroe St.  Turn right on Avenue 50.  The entrance for this particular weekend will be the Empire Polo Club middle gate on Avenue 50.

Follow the parking signs.

Empire Polo Club,
81-800 Ave. 51,
Indio, CA 92201
Tel. 760-393-7298

Why Watch Polo?

What better way to spend your Sunday afternoon? Imagine sitting field-side, overlooking a series of immaculate polo fields surrounded by the majestic mountains in the distance while watching one of the fastest team sports on earth. You can take a date, your spouse, your family or a group of friends and enjoy a day outdoors while watching the polo ponies thunder along the fields below.  Polo is never boring when you have eight players traveling at speeds up to 30 miles-per- hour while riding-off other players, hooking their opponent’s mallets and hitting the ball at full speed. It is a great way to spend your day and general admission is FREE. You can’t beat that!

About Empire Polo Club

Established in 1987, Empire Polo Club is one of the largest polo clubs on the west coast with 7 polo fields and an indoor arena and a polo school. Polo is played Wednesday through Sunday, November through March with featured matches beginning on Sunday, January 9th at 12:00 and 2:00.

About The Polo Players

Empire Polo Club is a world-class, international polo club. Players from Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Maylaysia, The Philippines, South Africa, France, Germany, England and other countries flock to the desert to play polo at Empire Polo Club. Player’s ages range from the young up-and-comers, who are in their early teens to seniors in their 60s.

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