Saturday Polo - TAILGATING - Indio, CA - 2/22

Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of polo right from the sidelines! Bring your family and friends for a day of leisurely tailgating, a wonderful way to spend a Saturday. Pack your favorite picnic foods, refreshing drinks, and a pop-up tent to create a comfortable retreat from the sun. Each ticket provides admission for one vehicle and up to 10 individuals, ensuring ample space for everyone to unwind and enjoy the day.

The gates swing open at 11 a.m., so arrive early to make the most of your day. Keep in mind that re-entry is not allowed, so come prepared with everything you need for a fantastic day out.

When reserving your tailgating spot, you have the option to include an additional car for just $15. Be sure to take advantage of this offer before finalizing your purchase!

Please keep in mind that you are only permitted to have a maximum of two vehicles at your designated spot.

During the halftime of polo match, spectators are welcomed onto the polo field to take part in the tradition of divot stomping. This involves replacing the patches of turf kicked up by the horses' hooves. It's a wonderful opportunity to capture memorable photos and mingle with fellow spectators before the second half of the game.

As the day of exhilarating polo matches comes to a close, treat yourself to a visit to the Cantina, a restaurant nestled within the polo grounds. Step onto the inviting patio, where you can savor a cool beverage while gazing at the stunning, vibrant sunset. The Cantina offers an ideal setting to socialize with polo players and members of the polo club, making it a wonderful place to immerse yourself in the polo lifestyle.

POLO PONIES

The best polo ponies are most often thoroughbreds or a mix of thoroughbred and quarter horses, also known as appendix horses. The best polo ponies are most often thoroughbreds or a mix of thoroughbred and quarter horses, also known as appendix horses. The best polo ponies are most often thoroughbreds or a mix of thoroughbred and quarter horses, also known as an appendix horse. The thoroughbreds are known for qualities such as a strong heart, speed, endurance, and athleticism; Quarter horses are also known for their athleticism, along with their ability to sprint and spin on a dime while maintaining a calm temperament well-suited for the demands of the game. with the ability to accelerate, stop, and turn quickly. Quarter horses are also known for their athleticism, along with their ability to sprint and spin on a dime while maintaining a calm temperament well-suited for the demands of the game. Quarter horses are also known for their athleticism, along with their ability to sprint and spin on a dime while maintaining a calm temperament well-suited for the demands of the game.

Polo horses are referred to as "polo ponies," but this is based on their agility rather than their size. They are actually full-sized horses, most often between 15 and 16 hands tall (each hand is 4”). Training and ongoing conditioning are necessary, and because each rider needs between 2 and 10+ horses for a single match, full-sized horses, most often between 15 and 16 hands tall (each hand is 4”). Training and ongoing conditioning are necessary, and because each rider needs between 2 and 10+ horses for a single match depending upon the level, this can be quite expensive.

Taking good care of their horses is key to the team's success! The polo ponies’ well-being is a priority in order for them to achieve top performance and have a greater chance of winning. Horse care is an investment in the team's success, making sure that each player has a happy, healthy, and reliable partner on the polo field.

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