Tinicum Park Polo Club program 2015

Tinicum Park Polo club 2015 Program

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome............................8 Board Members & Directions......................10 President’s Letter.............12 Schedule of Events..........14 Player Positions............16 Philadelphia Style Cup..........18 History of Polo..20 Playing Members...........22 Tail Gating........30

Polo & Pooches .............34 Tournament Cups...........32 Hat Day............................35 Committee Members.....36

���������������������� Welcomes you to Tinicum Park, Bucks County

Welcome!

We invite you to relax in our family friendly environment. Bring your friends, and make new ones. Our members are always eager to make newcomers feel at home.

There’s no better way to enjoy the rich, natural beauty of historic Bucks County than tailgating and taking in an exciting game at Tinicum Park Polo Club.

Our special events and cup games offer an interesting change of pace- always a wonderful way to spend your day.

Enjoy your Saturday afternoons with us in the picture-postcard scenery along the Delaware River.

https://www.facebook.com/TinicumPolo For cancelations and game information, call on the morning of the game 908-996-3321 © Vidal Photography

Board Members: Henry Ihling, President Cheryl Arnold, Vice President Hesham El-Gharby, Club Delegate & Manager Carol Stahl, Secretary Ann Oniskey, Treasurer Victoria Halliday Anders Hedberg Mark Mulligan Val Washington Game Announcer: Carol Stahl Game Timer: Barbara Corriden Club Jerseys and Souvenirs: Carol’s Custom Creations Marketing/Social Committee: Sharilyn Gilfillan-Vidal Chairperson Robert (Bob) Brosious, Jr. Joseph C. Gantert Bill Thomas Bill Vander Brink Noelle Vander Brink Marcy Nagel Steve Nanfara Brietta Ragette Acknowledgements ���������������������������������������������������������� ���������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������ Program design: ������������������������������������������������� Cover Photo By: Juan Vidal Photography www. juanvidalphotography.com Photography by: Juan Vidal Photography Robert (Bob) Brosious, Jr. Bill Vander Brink Richard Corriden Noelle Vander Brink

Directions To Tinicum Park Across the Delaware form Frenchtown, NJ and one mile south.

From Route 78: Exit 15, left onto Route 513 South. Follow 513 to Frenchtown.

Cross the bridge to PA. Turn left on Rt. 32S (River Rd). The polo field is 1 mile on the right.

From Philadelphia: I-95N to first exit in NJ, Rt. 29N to Lambertivlle. In Lambertville, 29N turns left on Bridge St., then right on Main St. Stay on 29N, followdirections from Lambertville.

From Lambertville, NJ: Rt. 29N through Stockton, stay on Rt. 29N (bear to left) towards Ravens Point. In Frenchtown, NJ, Rt. 29 ends at a “T” intersection with Bridge St. Turn left onto Bridge Street, cross the Delaware River. Turn left onto River Rd., Rt. 32S; Tinicum Park Polo is 1 mile South on your right.

From Doylestown: Rt. 611N to Rt. 413S to Dark Hollow Rd. (go straight at intersection to Dark Hollow). Stay on Dark Hollow Rd. to Rt. 32 (River Road). Turn left (N) onto River Rd. Tinicum Park is about 2 miles on left. The polo field is at the second entrance to the park.

For door-to-door directions: www.tinicumparkpoloclub.org/directions/

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From The President’s Desk.

Whether this is your first time joining us or you’re a returning friend, greetings and welcome to Tinicum Park Polo Club! We hope you enjoy a fantastic afternoon with us in our little slice of heaven here in Bucks County as you watch some incredible playing in our polo matches. At half time, please join us with the traditional divot stomping (those of legal age may also partake in a complimentary champagne toast), or take few swings at a polo ball off Charlie Chukker.

Please feel free to stroll down to the horse trailer area either before the game or at half time and meet the players. Our players possess a wealth of polo knowledge and experience and most love to talk about the game. While you’re there make sure to visit with some of the horses.

You will find that polo ponies are the most photogenic of animals so be prepared with your camera.

I hope you will join us every Saturday (except July 4th) during the summer. This year we will be presenting 5 USPA sanction tournaments, a fund raising game to benefit Work to Ride, and special events including Philadelphia Style Magazine, Wine & Polo, The British Festival, and many more. This year we are excited to be presenting an International Day in June where the best of our Tinicum Park Polo players will take on a formidable Egyptian Team.

Many thanks to all of those who help make our club so successful. Special thanks go to our Sponsors, Program Advertisers, members , committees, volunteers, spectators and fans. Additionally, we are grateful to the Bucks County Park System for providing us with such a splendid facility.

I hope you have a chance to swing over and meet me (second Social Member tent to the left of the announcer’s stand) or the rest of our membership along the side lines or at the trailers and that you enjoy your time with our group of friendly polo enthusiasts.

Again, welcome and have a fantastic day!

Henry Ihling Club President

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Games are held every Saturday at 2:00 PM. Gates open at 1:00 PM.

Visit www.tinicumparkpoloclub.org for more information and event photos.

Please check for cancelation due to rain, extreme heat or field condition, by calling the Polo Hotline at 908-996-3321 on the morning of the game.

Leashed dogs are allowed.

All games are open to the public with a $10/car parking fee for non-members.

• May 16: Opening Day,# Joe Stahl Memorial • June 20: Polo International Cup, Egyptian Team • July 4: No Polo • July 11: Max Berger Cup*, Hat Day- Prizes for Cool Hats!

• July 25: Arby Dobb Cup* • August 1: President’s Cup* • August 8: Philadelphia Style Cup (Rain Date Sept 19) • August 22: Women’s Challenge Cup* • September 12: Work To Ride Benefit • September 19: Pooches and Polo Bring your dog for a fun dog show!

• September 26: Sportsmanship Cup* and Wine + Polo • October 3: British Festival & Last Game # *U.S.P.A. Tournaments

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The Players’ Positions 12 Stroke Positions

1. Near side neck shot 2. Off side fore shot 3. Push out shot 4. Push out shot 5. Off side shot 6. Near side tail shot 7. Off side neck shot 8. Near side fore shot 9. Push out shot 10. Push out shot 11. Near side back shot 12. Off side tail shot

Position One

Position Two

Position Three

Position Four

The Number One position requires a player with the accuracy and confidence to score. This is his offensive job. He must have fast, steady horses in order to beat the opposing Number Four to the ball and stroke it into the goal. He must be optimistic and anticipate the forward passes, as well as know when to cover the Number Four, timing his ride-offs so his teammates can come through with the ball.

This player is often called the “sparkplug” of the team.

As an attacker, he is the most aggressive offensive player on the team. He must have fast and fit horses and think quickly in order to set up the scoring opportunities.Communication with his Number Three is important; the two of them are the driving force behind the plays.

The Number Two marks the opposing Number Three and keeps him from turning the ball.

The quarterback of the team and the most versatile, this offensive and defensive player must act quickly, yet with a cool head, always thinking a play ahead. As a play maker, his responsibilities are to turn the opponent’s attack around and direct his team’s offensive drive with well placed passes. The Number Three accepts the ride offs so his horse should be strong, stop easily, and rein well.

The Number Three is usually the field captain as far as team strategy goes.

As back, this position requires a deliberate approach, yet leaves no margin for error. He must play his position and keep himself between the goal and the attacking Number One. The Number Four should always back the ball at an angle so his teammates can more easily pick it up. This is often called the “thinking man’s position”. He and his horses should be strong and steady.

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The annual Philadelphia Style Cup comes to Tinicum Park Polo Club in 2015. Mark your calendar for Saturday, August 8th (rain date Sept 19th)--gates open at 1pm and game starts at 2pm. $60 tickets include access to VIP tent, beer, wine, gourmet food, champagne for coveted Divot Stomp, DJ, and awards ceremony, as well as fun door prizes. 100% of ticket prices goes to the maintenance and upkeep of the Tinicum Park Polo Club.

TPPC is about one hour from Philadelphia along the beautiful Delaware River in Revere, PA. There is no be�er way to spend an a�ernoon with your family and friends, and your dog too (leashed please)! Enjoy a fast paced game while you tailgate field side. General admission/parking is only $10 per car for non-members.

Visit Tinicum Polo on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or www.TinicumParkPoloClub.org online for schedule of special events. Please check morning of each game for cancellation due to weather or field conditions. Polo hotline and ticket purchase information: 908-996-3321 ext. 3

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Polo originated in Asia more than 2,000 years ago.

It may have descended from buzkashi – the national sport of Afghanistan, a rough-and-tumble horseback sport. Some believe that the son of the last Persian emperor introduced polo to China around 670 B.C. The name of the game may well come from the word “pholo” meaning ‘ball’ or ‘ballgame’ in the Balti language of Tibet.

According to scholars, including the Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C., the game traveled along the “Silk Road” from China to the rest of the world. “Let other people play other things – the king of game is still the game of kings”. This verse is inscribed on a stone tablet at a polo ground north of Kashmir near this fabled trade route.

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The modern sport of polo had its beginnings in the 1860s in Punjab, India, when British officers took up the game of polo that they had seen played by local horsemen. The game was introduced in England in 1869 and in America by 1876. English and Irish engineers introduced the game to Argentina, where the first official game was held in 1875.

The United States Polo Association was established in 1890 to coordinate games, standardize rules and establish handicaps. Polo is now played around the world in over 75 countries in North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. In 1998, the Federation of International Polo was established.

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PLAYING MEMBERS Cheryl Arnold, (A) Clinton, NJ

Graduate of UMDNJ, Cheryl is an enthusiastic member of Tinicum Park Polo. She is active in the Marketing Committee and as secretary for the Board of Directors. Her enthusiasm for her horses never grew out of her, so now she is achieving new goals on the polo field.

Bob Brosious Jr., (B) Furlong, PA

Polo instructor, trainer and manager of Tinicum Park Polo, Hesham’s polo experience began at 12 in his native Egypt. His early career included being on the Egyptian International Polo Team in 1976 and playing games that encompassed the globe, including Iran, Jordan, the Sudan, and Germany. He is the coach of the Princeton Univertisy Polo Team.

John L. Fairclough, (B) Hampton Township, NJ

Bob started riding at age 40.

He frequently assists with the weekly operations of the polo club and serves on the Marketing Committee.

John, a Ridgewood, NJ native, and a Sussex County farm owner. He has competitively shown four-in-hand driving horses for many years and is an avid participant in Millbrook, NY fox hunting. John’s other hobbies include travel, boating, hunting and fishing.

Talha R. Chaudhry (NR) New York City, NY

Steven Garfield, (1) New York, NY

Talha started riding in his native Pakistan in his younger days and participated in different equestrian sports throughout his life. His love for equestrian sports brought him to Polo at Tinicum, where this will be his second season playing and learning the game. He works in financial services industry in New York City.

Tim Cheromcka, (0) New Hope, PA

Tim returned to polo recently after an almost 20 year hiatus.

He played at Valley Forge Military Academy in high school and at Colorado State University in college. He spent eight years living in Thailand running an electronics manufacturing company. He is married with two daughters.

John Colabelli

John is the Publisher for Philadelphia Style Magazine and hosts the annual Philadelphia Style Polo Cup at Tinicum. John will be returning to play again this year and also bring back the Philadelphia Style Polo Cup to TPPC.

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Hesham El-Gharby, (2) Frenchtown, NJ

Often playing position two, Steve shows a classic example of that position, with his aggressively offensive style. He has played in Italy, Spain and Portugal, where he started the O’Porta Polo Club.

The Governor’s Cup at Far Hills Polo Club and the Players Cup at Brunt Mills are among his victories during the 25 years of his polo career.

Carol A. Hails, (B) Quakertown, PA

Starting another great year of polo, Carol says that the Lord has blessed her with good horses, good friends and the honor/privilege to play a great sport. What joy!

David Halliday, (2) Pipersville, PA

Dave is a proud father of twins.

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PLAYING MEMBERS Victoria Halliday, (A) Pipersville, PA

James ( Jim) McDevit, (A) Pittstown, NJ

Dr. Anders Hedberg, (B) Ottsville, PA

Dr. Rudolf Morgan, (B) New York City, NY

Jason Johns, (NR) Princeton, NJ

Mark Mulligan, (A) Frenchtown, NJ

John Kriege IV, (B) Hampton Township, NJ

Ann R. Oniskey, (B) Revere, PA

Victoria, shown here with her son Owen and daughter, Annie, is a Landscape Architect and lives on the family farm along with her husband, Dave and their twins. Victoria began riding at the age of 10. She introduced Annie and Owen to the sport when they were two years old.

Dr. Anders Hedberg began riding and competing in dressage events in his native Sweden in the 60s. He continued riding dressage when he moved to the United States, bitten by the polo bug during a trip to Casa de Campo in the Dominican Republic. In his spare time, he can be found hard at work at Bristol-Myers Squibb in Lawrenceville, NJ.

This is Jason Johns second season as a playing member at Tinicum Park Polo Club.

John, a Bay Area native, is an accomplished horseman, who has competed in show jumping, crosscountry, and three-day eventing as well as polo.John played on the USC polo team in LA. He is a pediatric occupational therapist who also uses his ponies to work with disabled children. John resides with his wife and three daughters on a Sussex County, NJ farm.

Rhea Lowenthal, (B) Doylestown, PA

Rhea grew up in Bucks County and has been riding horses since the age of 5. Rhea can now be found cultivating in youngsters an interest and appreciation for horses. She is the Director of the horse back riding program at the Windmill Day Camp in Doylestown, PA.

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Jim travels from NJ to lovely Bucks County to lend a hand to his Tinicum team-mates. Jim has enjoyed playing club polo since 1992. He also enjoys spending time with his two children Matthew & Elizabeth. He has been a member of several polo clubs.

As a teenager, Rudi began riding horses in his native Hungary.

After many years of riding, he became an experienced rider and sought out the challenge of polo.

He took his first polo lesson in the mid-nineties and became a member of the Tinicum Park Polo Club at that time.

Mark has been a member for nine years now - and one to watch for on the field. His game will make Tinicum Park Polo even more exciting for spectators, and challenging for club members.

Ann saw her first polo match at Cornell University in 1981 and was hooked. She started lessons in 1994, played at Bucks County for years, then went on to play in MD, NJ, FA, and the Dominican Republic.

You can plan on her husband Len and daughter Taylor, to be cheering spectators.

Dennis Santana, (2) Oldwick, NJ

Dennis has been with the club for many years, helping as an umpire and a professional player. He plays high goal polo, in Florida in the winter months. Playing a lot of touraments at Sarasota Polo Club, FL. He came here from the Dominican Republic. He trains polo ponies and gives lessons in his free time.

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PLAYING MEMBERS Rebecca Linke, VMD Farmingdale, NJ

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Lisa Singer Fitzpatrick, (B) Colts Neck, NJ

Val Washington, (A) Milford, NJ

Dr. Linke is a veterinarian at Colts Neck Equine Associates and is an avid polo player. This is her first season at Tinicum, we welcome her!

Lisa started riding at the age of 6 and has enjoyed many disciplines from jumpers and foxhunting to point-to-point in Ireland and even sidesaddle. Playing polo is her newest thrill and challenge and she’s excited to play with the Tinicum team this year, continuing to learn with each chukker. She and her husband Paul hang up their boots at True Luck Farm in Colts Neck, NJ.

Bill Thomas, (A) Doylestown, PA

Bill is a member of the Arby Dobb team. He is better known, by his nickname, “The Hammer.” Bill’s good nature, sportsmanship, and booming shots are characteristics which make him a key player. He also serves on the marketing committee.

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This is Tyler Vance’s second season as a playing member at Tinicum Park Polo Club.

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Audrey is always the first to the field and last to leave, spending as much time as possible with her fine horses. This year promises to be a fun filled season for Audrey. 1999 was capped off with a trip to Egypt, where the polo and the sights were incredible.

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2 goal rated polo player born in Argentina moved to USA in 1990.

Juan has played polo Internationally in Argentina & France before coming to the US. Juan is a professional photographer as well as an accomplished Blacksmith.

Juan is the Farrier for most of the Polo Horses at Tinicum Polo Club and Official Farrier for Dressage at Devon since 1997.

Val has always been fascinated with horses, but only started riding when she was in her thirties. Making up for lost time, Val rides and plays every chance she gets.Her husband Dan is a polo groom.

Val has played polo at numerous clubs, but Tinicum Park Polo Club will always be her favorite.

Gary Hulton,

After completing the French National Equitation exams, he began playing polo in 2006 in Chantilly, France, then moved to Argentina where he helped launch the International Polo Academy, worked at Santa Catalina Polo in Open Door and was a partner in starting a new polo club in Cañuelas.

Additionial Playing Members: Leandro Berrios Robyn Belluardo Christine L. Cattani Pete D’Costa Christopher Gerbadine Al Gillen Jim Koslovski Dr. Derek Lee Warren Majek Antonia Santana Young Ki Shim

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Tinicum Park Polo

Joe Stahl Memorial Cup, May 17, 2014

Max Berger Cup, July 12, 2014

Arby Dobb Challenge Cup, July 26, 2014

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Club Cup Games Philadelphia Style Cup, August 9, 2014

President’s Cup, September 6, 2014

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Sportsmanship Cup, September 20, 2014

Women’s Challenge Cup, September 27, 2014

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Committee Members Barbara Corriden, Milburn, NJ

As a gametimer, Barbara began timing polo matches at Burnt Mills Polo Club in 1985 - 1992. She became timer at Tinicum Park Polo in 1994 to the present day.

Carol has been doing the play-byplay for the past 20 years, the last seventeen professionally. Her commentating reects her expansive knowledge, much related to having accompanied her late husband, Joe, to his games. She is also the owner of Custom Creations, offering polo memorabilia and prints the Tinicum Park Polo team jerseys.

Richard Corriden, Milburn, NJ

Sharilyn Vidal, Doylestown, PA

Joseph C. Gantert Newtown, PA

Bill Vander Brink, Ocala, FL

Richard has been taking photos for Tinicum Park Polo Club for many years. You can often see him on the sidelines jockeying for that perfect shot. Be sure to check out his work in the social member tent.

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Joseph is one of our newest members.

He is a faithful polo fan and equestrian enthusiast. In addition, Joseph is an accomplished real estate developer, investor and realtor for 24 years, full time. Joseph is also an accomplished musician, and enjoys meeting new people.

Bill is the Marketing Director for Elite Equestrian magazine. He lends his expertise on the Marketing Committee. Bill’s company also produces this program!

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Carol Stahl, Announcer, New Egypt, NJ

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The Tinicum Park Polo Club would like to invite you, or your corporation, to become a social member.

BENEFITS OF SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP • Admission pass for one car.

• A reserved parking space for every Saturday’s match at 2:00 p.m.

• A standing invitation to meet the club members, visiting players and other social members for the post game get-together under the club tent.

• An invitation for the post-season gala.

SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE $300 PER YEAR, OR $500 PER YEAR WITH A TENT INCLUDED. Name _____________________________________________________________________________ Company __________________________________________________________________________ Address ___________________________________________________________________________ City ___________________________________________ State ________ Zip __________________ Cell: ____________________________ E-mail: ___________________________________________ Tail Gate Plaque Name _______________________________________________________________ ____With tent

____Without tent

Mail To: TINICUM PARK POLO 579 County Road, Rt.519 Frenchtown, NJ 08825 Checks payable to Tinicum Park Polo Club. For More Information Call: 908-996-3321 All Year Long Page 38

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