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they were rested for a few minutes as oppor- tunity offered." Early Clubs This is the first actual newspaper account of a polo match in this country, and in discussing it and other matches of about that date Mr. Moray Brown tells us that hard hitting was then unknown, the game, which was played almost at a walk, con- sisting mainly of dribbling and scrimmag- ing. Neither were the ponies trained to the pitch of perfection they now are, and anything was thought good enough to play on. The 10th Hu...ssars went to India shortly after this game, but the qth Lancers continued to bring polo into prominent notice, and in 1872 Captain F. Herbert, who had just left the regiment, founded the Monmouthshire Pcilo Club, which was the first provincial club to come into exist- ence. About this time, or a little later, a polo club was formed at Lillie Bridge {in London) and niany regiments took up the game, as did the horsy sets at Oxford and Cambridge. A very early provincial club was formed at Newcastle-on-Tyne also, their ground being on the Town Moor, which was then the local race-course as well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
they were rested for a few minutes as oppor- tunity offered." Early Clubs This is the first actual newspaper account of a polo match in this country, and in discussing it and other matches of about that date Mr. Moray Brown tells us that hard hitting was then unknown, the game, which was played almost at a walk, con- sisting mainly of dribbling and scrimmag- ing. Neither were the ponies trained to the pitch of perfection they now are, and anything was thought good enough to play on. The 10th Hu...ssars went to India shortly after this game, but the qth Lancers continued to bring polo into prominent notice, and in 1872 Captain F. Herbert, who had just left the regiment, founded the Monmouthshire Pcilo Club, which was the first provincial club to come into exist- ence. About this time, or a little later, a polo club was formed at Lillie Bridge {in London) and niany regiments took up the game, as did the horsy sets at Oxford and Cambridge. A very early provincial club was formed at Newcastle-on-Tyne also, their ground being on the Town Moor, which was then the local race-course as well.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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