An illustrious and rich history accompanies the sport of polo, spanning continents, cultures and social classes. One of the oldest team sports in the world, it evolved from the training of cavalry units in Asia. Known as the “sport of kings,” it is no surprise that polo is a favorite among the British royal family and boasts devoted followers such as Winston Churchill and General Patton. However, dig deeper into polo’s heritage and you discover the diverse community that has made it a global pastime.

Polo Heritage takes the reader on a journey from Mongolia to Mexico, from Barbados to Pakistan, and through the most prestigious tournaments on grass, sand or snow. Tour the historic polo fields in India, immerse yourself in British polo high society and learn about the Argentine polo culture, which has produced some of the world's greatest polo families. An introduction by legendary polo player Nacho Figueras is accompanied by original photography by Aline Coquelle, offering a modern and authentic perspective on the spirit of polo.

Size: 25 x 33 cm