1890′S Stamp divots, bring a picnic, enjoy the beauty of the outdoors, and watch the action matching talented athletes and animals from around the country – both horse and rider making for fast-paced entertainment from start to finish!

Two clubs and nine playing fields ensure that polo is played somewhere in the county at least three days a week in June and from July through Labor Day, 5 days each week. The game has been played in the shadow of the Big Horns since the 1890s, when ranching brothers William and Malcolm Moncrieffe, scions of Scottish nobility, introduced the game to their cowhands.

Enjoy complete match schedules for both the Big Horn Polo Club, the oldest polo club west of the Mississippi, and the Flying H Polo Club featuring “high-goal” polo.

For more information contact: Big Horn Events Center, Leslie Olsen at 307-673-0454 or or Charlie Jorgenson 307-674-8687

Flying H Polo Club offers games every Saturday throughout the summer with preliminaries held on Thursday’s prior to the games. Featuring “high-goal” polo games. Bring your chairs or blankets for sitting on the grass or in the back of pickup and enjoy an afternoon of polo.

For more information contact: The Flying H Polo Club at 307-674-9447 or info@flyinghpolo.com