The Philadelphia Tribune: ‘Work to Ride’ faces U. Va. for national polo title
The Philadelphia Work to Ride polo team will have a chance to once again showcase their skills in what is now the biggest polo event in the nation.
The Philadelphia Work to Ride polo team will have a chance to once again showcase their skills in what is now the biggest polo event in the nation.
Exposed to the game of polo at age 8, Kareem Rosser, now a 20-year-old sophomore at Colorado State University, has overcome incredible obstacles because of the sport, and anyone hearing [...]
On a beautiful Saturday afternoon Kenshaun Walker could be hanging out doing the wrong thing but instead he is sharpening his skills in a game that was once reserved only [...]
Sydney Rutledge did not grow up dreaming of having a horse she could call her own. She had more pressing matters to face -- like gang violence, teen pregnancy and [...]
The ball kicks loose from a scrum near the center of the field, and Diego Nuñez, a history and literature major writing his senior thesis on polo as an instrument [...]
Like a lot of the kids who grow up on Viola Street in West Philadelphia, Kareem Rosser was born with three strikes already against him: an overworked mother, an absent [...]
Kareem Rosser first ventured the four miles from the tough West Philadelphia neighborhood known as The Bottom to Chamounix Equestrian Center 11 years ago. He learned how to muck a [...]
Work to Ride Polo featured on the Today show July 4, 2004. Profile of equine program for youth at risk in Philadelphia.
They took no notice, at first, of the $500 black Taurus and the dented pickup with the rusted trailer rumbling out of the rolling green distance. Not the ladies in [...]
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