LIV Polo LLC

11/07/2023

08/22/2023

Big kids at polo

08/01/2023

06/16/2023

Great advice!

What would you add?

06/02/2023

Opening day is tonight at 6 pm on Ladew field! Open to the public, $20 a carload.
Congratulations to .zappala for submitting the winning photograph for the cover of the 2023 Maryland Polo Club magazine! And a big thank-you to all our loyal photographers who helped fill the pages of this annual publication.

04/25/2023

Want the best seat in the house at polo this summer? Reserve your private tailgate space for summer 2023. Contact Liv Stringer Berube to save your spot or for more information. For sponsorship and event opportunities please contact Arabella Knox Brockett , Andrew Erickson, or Margaret Yellott.

04/17/2023

Save the Date! Derby Classic Pro-Am Finals at La Bourgogne on Saturday, May 6th, games at 3 and 4:30 pm.
Ladies hat contest, mint juleps and derby pie, and airing the Derby at 6:57 pm

04/15/2023

Opening day at the pavilion is here! We can’t wait to share an exciting day of polo action with you. The spectator entrance will be open at 2 pm, games at 3 and 4:30 pm. Video by the talented Richard Schmon

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04/12/2023

After a rainy start last weekend, our first game of the season is tomorrow at 3 pm on the lower field🎉. Please check back here tomorrow for an update on Friday’s game time. Saturday games are a double header on the pavilion field.

Pro-Am 4/13-4/15
Game 1 Thursday at 3 pm- Keller Williams OTW vs. La Parisienne
Game 2 Friday TBA (weather dependent)- Aiken Lifestyle vs. FAHAF
Finals 1 and 2 Saturday at 3 and 4:30 pm

02/28/2023

Get ready for the best 9 weeks of the spring! Reach out for questions on pro-am polo, and to reserve your spot on the teams🌟

02/18/2023

Ready for parties like this one under the Anthony Francois Meunier Pavilion? For information on hosting an event contact our manager Liv Berube [email protected]

Berube Polo
United States Polo Association

02/15/2023

Spring checklist series:
Step 7
Clean those ponies up✅
Bath time on the first warm day is a great way to get the shedding process sped up, and check in on their coat conditions 🛀🏿

01/25/2023

She’s on the taller end for us but that body screams polo…someone grab her!

Bullets Lady is a good sized, 6 year old, bay mare who arrived by way of Beyond the Wire in Maryland. She is by Seville (GER) and out of a Red Bullet mare. One of my friends used to say Seville doesn't throw the best race horses, but he produces great riding horses, and we've found that to be the ca...

10/12/2022

Captain bred by Find Aiken Homes and Farms - Carolina Real Estate Company

09/06/2022

Had a great final weekend of polo in Maryland to wrap up our summer season. Friday night Labor Day Cup, a win up at Brandywine Polo Club in the ladies match Sunday, and a trail ride Monday, plus an awards banquet made it a whirlwind weekend of fun.

Congrats to the winners:

Most improved player-Kate McCleary

High scorer player of the season-Tammy Wiggs

Broodmare of the year- Suzanne Stettinius

Ride off of the year-Margaret Yellott

Best league pony of 2022- Lena owned by Holly Pearce

Best addition to the ladies league-
Andrew Erickson

‘Spirit’ of polo- Win Lewis

Tough as nails award- Katherine Pinkard

Best field-side support crew-Devon

Husband of the year- Ross Pearce

Announcer of the year- Dale Gavitt

08/02/2022

08/01/2022

5 Reasons why long grass is better than short grass for horses.

1. Generally the further up the stalk the horse eats, each cell of the plant has a higher fibre/sugar ratio.
2. Eating longer grass means the horse has to chew more, slowing the intake while increasing the essential flow of saliva. The saliva helps to buffer the stomach acid.
3. A healthy horse eats until they have a specific volume of fibre in their stomach before stopping. So eating short grass with a high-sugar and low fibre ratio means a horse consumes a lot of high-sugar grass before enough fibre is ingested to trigger that 'full enough' feeling and finish their grazing bout.
We should focus on increasing our pastures' fibre content, which will reduce the NSC intake.
4. Short grass is usually stressed grass, constantly trying to recover/grow. Therefore it will store/hang on to a lot of Non-Structural Carbohydrates (NSCs) (sugars/starches) in preparation for when growing conditions improve.
5. Long grass creates a longer root system, improving both the health of the grass, the soil biome and it follows the health of the horse.
Read the full article here. https://www.equiculture.net/blog/horses-short-grass-or-long-grass along with many other great articles.

08/01/2022

So unbelievably proud of my polo girls who pulled out a win in the Brandywine Polo Club WCT BB flight, after being down by 4 on Friday.
💖💖💖 💪💪💪

07/28/2022

07/18/2022

100%

07/16/2022

Great day of polo in our Pro-Am! Everyone stepped up and played hard, clean polo. Pinkard Properties came out on top over Midlantic. BPP was Jenny Fross’s Coconut and MVP was Olympics Suzanne Stettinius