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Oxford University Polo Club Varsity Teams
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University University of Oxford
Location Oxford, England
Founded 1874
First Varsity Match 27 November 1878
Known as Dark Blues
Biggest win 2016 winning 19 – 0
Biggest defeat 1999 loosing 1 - 13
Trophy The Varsity Trophy given by the Hurlingham Club in 1920
Team Colour   Dark Blue #002147

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This is a list of the Oxford University Polo Varsity teams who have competed in the Varsity Polo Match against Cambridge since its inception in 1878.[1]

Currently, polo is a Discretionary Full Blue sport at Oxford University.[2] A maximum of 4 Half Blues can be awarded at the discretion of the captain with regards to the impact made in the 'A' Varsity team. One Discretionary Full Blue may be awarded to a member of the Varsity 'A' team at the Chairman's discretion, providing that the Varsity match is won and they have a handicap of 0 or above. No Half Blues are offered to the members of the 2nd or 3rd team.[3] The very first Discretionary Full Blue in the club's history was given to Lanto Sheridan in 2013.

The match format is extremely unusual as it is traditionally not handicapped. Teams are also mixed which is rare opportunity amongst the Oxford University Blues sports. The original conditions were: "No player eligible who has been a member of his University for more than four years, or who has not been in residence during the term in which the match takes place. Instituted in 1878. Played generally at Hurlingham, in June."[4]

In the following list polo players are listed left to right in team position from 1 to 4.

1878–1889 edit

Year Wins team
1878[5] won 1 Walter Mc M. Kavanagh, Christ Church; 2 Audley Charles Miles, Brasenose, Captain; 3 James Henry Stock, Christ Church; 4 Herbert Green-Price, Brasenose; 5 John Blundell Leigh, Christ Church
1879[6] 1 John Blundell Leigh, Christ Church; 2 James Henry Stock, Captain; 3 J. G. Lawson; 4 H. A. H. Lennard; 5 J. E. Stock, Goalkeeper
1880[7] won 1 John Blundell Leigh, Christ Church, Captain; 2 W. Kavanagh; 3 J. G. Lawson; 4 James Henry Stock; 5 M. T. Kennard
1881[8] 1 Lord Dungarvan; 2 John Blundell Leigh, Christ Church; 3 H. B. Portman; 4 H. A. H. Lennard
1882[9] 1 H. B. Portman; 2 Douglas Haig, Brasenose; 3 J. Cator; 4 C. Charrington; 5 J. Goslyn
1883[10] won 1 H. B. Portman; 2 Douglas Haig, Brasenose; 3 Charles Trefusis; 4 Thomas Hitchcock, Brasenose
1884[11] 1 H. B. Portman; 2 Douglas Haig; 3 J. Cator; 4 C. Charrington; 5 J. Goslyn
1885[12] won 1 R. Lawson; 2 William Cavendish-Bentinck; 3 Viscount Valletort; 4 J. M. Fuller
1886[13] won 1 Richard Lawson; 2 Lord W. Bentinck; 3 Viscount Valletort; 4 J. L. Dugdale
1887[14] 1 Viscount Valletort; 2 J. M. Fuller; 3 G. D. Timmis; 4 E. J. Mills
1888[15] 1 G. D. Times; 2 T. C. Goff; 3 Grant; 4 N. C. Cockburn, Captain
1889[16] 1 W. Hammer; 2 T. Hayne Cook; 3 T. C. Goff; 4 N. C. Cockburn, Captain

1890–1899 edit

Year Wins team
1890[17] won 1 K. Pulteney, Captain; 2 A. Dugdale; 3 C. Brassey; 4 G. S. Clayton
1891[18] won 1 K. Pulteney, Captain; 2 A. Dugdale; 3 R. W. Tyringham; 4 G. S. Clayton
1892[19] 1 P. C. Sherbrooke, Christ Church; 2 G. N. E. Baring, Hertford; 3 A. Dugdale, Christ Church, Captain (+2)
1893[20] 1 G. Clifford; 2 G. N. E. Baring, Captain; 3 A. Dugdaic; 4 F. C. G. Menzies
1894[21] not played
1895[22] 1 Viscount Villiers, New College, Captain; 2 Patteson Womersley Nickalls, New College; 3 J. W. Dugdale; 4 H. R. Ward
1896[23] 1 H. R. Ward; 2 Patteson Womersley Nickalls; 3 Viscount Villiers; 4 H. B. Cardwell
1897[24] won 1 Viscount Villiers; 2 Patteson W. Nickalls; 3 Cecil P. Nickalls; 4 Hugh B. Cardwell, Captain
1898[25] won 1 R. Ward; 2 Hugh B. Cardwell; 3 Cecil P Nickalls, New College; 4 Morres (Bobby) Nickalls, New College
1899[26] won 1 E. W. Hermon; 2 W. Nickels; 3 Hugh B. Cardwell; 4 P. F. Brassey

1900–1909 edit

Year Wins team
1900[27] Match not played, Cambridge being unable to raise a team.
1901[28] won 1 Waldorf Astor, New College; 2 Prince Rajendra Kumar of Couch Behar, Christ Church; Charles William Reginald Duncombe, Viscount Helmsley, Christ Church; 4 R. P. Wade-Palmer, Christ Church, Captain
1902[29] won 1 L. H. Hardy, New College; 2 Devereux Milburn, Lincoln; 3 Ernest Burford Horlick, Christ Church; 4 W. Astor, New College, Captain
1903[30] won 1 Harold Pearson, Christ Church; 2 Thomas C. R. Agar-Robartes, Christ Church; 3 Devereux Milburn, Lincoln; 4 L. H. Hardy, New College, Captain
1904[31] 1 Neil Primrose, New College; 2 R. A. Brassey, New College; 3 Harold Pearson, Christ Church; 4 L. H. Hardy, New College, Captain
1905[32] 1 Neil Primrose, New College; 2 F. V. Willey, Magdalen; 3 W. Harold Pearson, Captain; 4 R. A. Brassey, New College
1906[33] won 1 Julian W. Winans, Worcester; 2 Paul Winans, Exeter; 3 F. Cripps, New College; 4 F. V. Willey, Magdalen, Captain
1907[34] 1 Robert S. Hudson, Magdalen; 2 G. R. Foster, Christ Church; 3 R. Faber, Exeter; 4 A. J. L. Scott, Merton
1908[35] 1 S. Freemantle; 2 R. S. Hudson, Magdalen; 3 H. S. Loder, Magdalen; 4 Archibald Leslie-Melville, Earl of Leven and Melville, Christ Church, Captain (+3)
1909[36] 1 P. V. Heath, Magdalen; 2 H. S. Loder, Magdalen; 3 R. S. Hudson, Magdalen, Captain; 4 A. V. Shirley, Exeter (+2)

1910–1919 edit

Year Wins team
1910[37] won 1 George Bampfylde, New College; 2 H. S. Loder, Magdalen; 3 J. Pearse, Worcester; 4 R. S. Hudson, Magdalen, Captain
1911[38] 1 R. Cazenove; 2 S. Herbert; 3 J. Hudson; 4 R. V. Heath, Magdalen, Captain (+1)
1912[39] won 1 R. Stuart-Wortley, Balliol; 2 R. V. Heath, Magdalen, Captain (+1); 3 Albany Kennet Charlesworth, Christ Church (+1); 4 E. F. Lawson, Balliol (0)
1913[40] won 1 G. W. M. Lees; 2 Albany Kennett Charlesworth, Christ Church (+1); 3 R. Stuart-Wortley, Balliol; E. F. Lawson, Balliol (+1)
1914[41] won 1 Prince Sergius Obolensky, Christ Church (+2); 2 J. Leslie Melville, Christ Church; 3 A. K. Charlesworth (+3); 4 A. C. Hobson
1915- 1919[42] no Varsity Match taking place due to the First World War

1920–1929 edit

Year Wins team
1920[43] 1 W. Bennett, Trinity; 2 E. V. Rutherford, Trinity; E. A. H. Fraser, Magdalen; 4 G. Sale, New College
1921[44] 1 J. A. Borden, Trinity; 2 E. V. Rutherford, Trinity; 3 E. Holland-Martin, Christ Church; 4 P. R. Pyne, New College
1922[45] 1 H. H. Howard; 2 G. Carr-White; 3 E. Holland-Martin; 4 Viscount Francis Hastings
1923[46] 1 R. A. Carr-White, St. Catherine's, Captain; 2 W. M. Sale, New College; 3 R. J. Hines, Christ Church; 4 J. T. Pearce, Christ Church
1924[47] won 1 T. M. Hilder, Oriel; 2 Sir Ian Walker Bart, Christ Church; 3 R. A. Carr-White, Christ Church; 4 W. M. Sale, New College, Captain
1925[48] 1 R. Bradley-Martin, Christ Church; 2 T. M. Hilder, Oriel; 3 R. A. Carr-White, St Catherine's; 4 Sir Ian Walker Bart, Christ Church
1926[49] 1 E. F. Gage, Christ Church; 2 H. Sidebottom, Christ Church; 3 F. Dugdale, Christ Church; 4 J. M. Schiff, New College
1927[50] won 1 R. J. Holland (+1); E. F. P. Gage, Christ Church, Captain (+1); J. M. Schiff, Christ church (+1); H. Bradley-Martin, Christ Church (+2)
1928[51] 1 M. Dugdale, Christ Church; 2 W. W. Astor, New College; 3 H. O. Clarke, Christ Church; 4 H. Bradley-Martin, Christ Church
1929[52] 1 W. T. Pearson, Christ Church; 2 W. W. Astor, New College (+2); 3 H. O. Clarke, Christ Church; 4 H. Bradley-Martin, Christ Church

1930–1939 edit

Year Wins team
1930[53] 1 O. S. Poole, Christ Church; 2 W. J. C. Pearson, Christ Church (0); 3 J. Lakin, New College (+1); 4 R. V. Taylor, Magdalen (0)
1931[54] won 1 O. S. Poole, Christ Church; 2 John Pearson, Christ Church, Captain (+1); 3 J. Lakin, New College (+1); 4 R. V. Taylor, Magdalen (0)
1932[55] won 1 O. S. Poole, Christ Church; 2 Lt. L. H. Rodgers, Christ Church; 3 John Pearson, Christ Church (+1); 4 J. Lakin, New College (+1)
1933[56] won 1 Alan Budgett, Christ Church; 2 P.M. Samuel, New College; 3 Lt. L. H. Rodgers, Christ Church; 4 Charles Ingram Courtenay Wood, Christ Church
1934[57] won 1 George John Charles Mercer-Nairne, Christ Church; 2 R. H. Russell (Christ Church); 3 Alan Budgett (Christ Church); 4 Charles Wood, Christ Church, Captain
1935[58] 1 P. N. Kemp-Gee, Oriel (0); 2 [[

Arthur Budgett|Arthur M. Budgett]], Christ Church (+1); 3 R. Alan Budgett, Christ Church, Captain; D. F. Little, New College (+1)

1936[59] won 1 D. F. Little, New College (+1); P.M. Kemp-Gee (0), Arthur M. Budgett, Christ Church, Captain (+1); Devereux Milburn Jr. (0)
1937[60] won 1 J. E. Mansfield, Christ Church; 2 J. D. Summers, Christ church; 3 Arthur M. Budgett (Christ Church); P. M. Kemp-Gee, Oriel
1938[61] won 1 J. J. Astor, New College; 2 J. P. Summers; 3 Fox-Pitt; 4 N. H. Villiers
1939[62] 1 George Haig, Christ Church; 2 J.J. Astor, New College; 3 B. Profumo, Magdalen; 4 E. I. P. Marsden, Christ Church

1940–1949 edit

Year team
1940-1949 no Varsity match taking place due to the Second World War

1950–1959 edit

Year Wins team
1950 no Varsity matches due to the Second World War
1951[63] won 1 T. Dale-Harris (-2); T. Beaumont (-2); Hon. George Bertram Bathurst (-2); T. M. Baring, Captain (-2); V. Naylor-Leyland (0)
1952[64] 1 T. W. Beaumont; 2 R. H. Bishop; 3 C. A. Broadie; 4 D. L. McGurk
1953[65]
1954[66] 1 G. Fitzherbert; 2 W. Butcher; 3 J. R. Wilson; 4 F. Nichols
1955[67] won 1 R. N. Hutchings, Trinity; C. A. R. Lockhart, Worcester; P. R. Wilson, Trinity, Captain; W. O. L. Fox-Pitt, Trinity
1956[68] won 1 R. N. Hutchings, Trinity; 2 C. A. R. Lockhart, Worcester; 3 P. R. Wilson, Trinity, Captain; 4 W. O. L. Fox-Pitt, Trinity
1957[69] 1 H. A. Franco, Trinity (-2); C. A. R. Lockhard, Worcester (0); Anthony H. G. de Bono, Christ Church (1); A. Wallace Turner, Trinity (-2)
1958[70] won 1 Anthony H. G. de Bono, Christ Church; 2 P. G. Palumbo, Worcester; 3 Anthony H. De Bono, Christ Church, Captain; 4 E. S. Cazalet, Christ Church
1959[71] 1 H. C. Vivian Smith, Worcester; 2 Peter Palumbo, Worcester; Dr Anthony H. De Bono, Christ Church; 4 E. S. Cazalet, Christ Church

1960–1969 edit

Year Wins team
1960[72] not played due to a lack of horses on Cambridge side
1961[73] not played due to a lack of horses on Cambridge side
1962[74] Jeremy D. Taylor, Lincoln
1963[75] not played due to a lack of horses on Cambridge side
1964[76] won 1 Claire Lucas, Somerville; 2 M. N. Tiwana; 3 Jeremy D. Taylor, Lincoln Captain; 4 D.P.F. Birley, Christ Church
1965[77] 1 Claire Lucas, Somerville; 2 Simon Tomlinson; 3 D.P.F. Birley, Christ Church
1966[78] won 1 Claire Lucas, Somerville, first female Captain of OUPC; 2 Justin J. Cartwright; 3 Simon Tomlinson; 4 Julian A. Eeley, Wadham
1967[79] won 1 Justin J. Cartwright; 2 Simon Tomlinson; 3 Julian A. Eeley, Wadham; 4 C. P. M. Ashton
1968[80] won 1 J. Moir; 2 C. Ashton; 3 Julian A. Eeley, Wadham, Captain; 4 A. C. J. Preston
1969[81] won 1 P. Spiller; 2 A. C. J. Preston; 3 C. Barnett

1970–1979 edit

Year Wins team
1970[82] won 1 D. I. Elley (-1); 2 Redmond Watt (1); 3 Clive J. Preston, Captain (0); 4 C. Barnett (-1)
1971[83] won 1 Robert M. Lindemann (-2); 2. C. A. Joli (0); 3 Redmond Watt (2); 4 C. A. G. Gore-Langton, St Catherine's, Captain (0)
1972[84] won 1 Arturo Goetz (2); 2 A. Saigol, Brasenose (1); 3 Syed Shahid Ali, Captain (3), 4 R. Jumabhoy, University College (0)
1973[85] won 1 M. Hunter-Jones, Exeter, (-2); 2 A. Algol (1); 3 Arturo Goetz (3); 4 R. Jumabhoy, University College, Captain
1974[86] Shahid Ali (+3); Arturo Goetz (+3); M. Hunter-Jones, Exeter (-2) Captain
1975[87] 1 W. J. Reeve, Exeter (-2); R. M. Howes, Hertford, Captain (-2); 3 Chris Elston, Worcester (1); J. H. Bodkin, St Edmund's Hall (-1)
1976[88] won 1 Alamgir Masus; 2 B. Dakowski; 3 Hugh Crisp, Christ Church; 4 Chris Whitely
1977[89] J. H. Bodkin, St Edmund Hall; J. Hugh Crisp, Christ Church
1978[90] 1 B. Dakowski (-2); 2 Mark Cunningham (-1); 3 J. Hugh Crisp, Christ Church (0); 4 C. Whitely (-2)
1979[91] 1 J. H. Crisp, Christ Church, Captain (-2); 2 B. Dakowski (-2); 3 M. Cunningham (-1); 4 C. Whitely (-2)

1980–1989 edit

Year Wins team
1980[92] won 1 Chris Whitely; 2 James C. Hopkins, Mansfield; 3 Alamgir Masud, Brasenose, Captain; 4 H.H. Tengku Mahkota of Pahang, Worcester
1981[93] won 1 B. Newmark, Worcester; 2 Richard Rowley, Exeter; 3 Andrew Sutcliffe, Worcester; J. Hopkins, Mansfield
1982[94] won Andrew Sutcliffe, Worcester, Captain; Richard Milne, Oriel; M. Danes
1983[95] won Richard Milne, Oriel, Captain
1984[96] 1 B. Cardozo (-2); 2 Charles Leftwich, St John's (0); 3 M. Noon (0); R. Milne, Captain (0)
1985[97] 1 Scott Mackay, St Edmund Hall (1); Michael Reynal, New College (0); Alastair Flanagan (1); Charles Leftwich, St John's, Captain (0)
1986[98] won 1 Scott Mackay, St Edmund hall; 2 Michael Reynal, New College (0); 3 A. Planagan; 4 S. Wissa
1987[99] 1 Armin Farman-Farma (1); 2 Michael Reynal, New College, Captain (0)
1988[100] 1 K. Griggs (-2); 2 Michael Reynal, New College, Captain (0); 3 A. Farman-Farma (1); 4 D. Polkinghorne (0)
1989[101] won 1 Peitro Gilardine (-2); 2 Tariq K. Isa (-2); 3 Amir Farman-Farma (1); 4 David Polkinghorne, Captain (1)

1990–1999 edit

Year Wins team
1990[102] 1 Denver Dudley Dale (-2); 2 Tariq Isa, Captain (-1); 3 Amir-Sing-Pasrich (1); 4 Andre Stern (0)
1991[103] 1 J Curtis Larsen (-1); 2 P. Valor (1); 3 Armor Sing-Pasrich, Captain (0)
1992[104] won 1 P. Kennedy; 2 Jim Tuttle; 3 P. Labor, Captain; 4 N. Hassall
1993[105] won 1 Alannah Weston, Merton (0); 2 Jacqui Broughton (0); 3 Paul Labor (1); 4 James Tuttle, Wolfson, Captain (0)
1994[106] 1 Alastair Vere Nicoll (-2); 2 Jacqui Broughton, St Edmund Hall, Captain (0); 3 Andrew Dechet (0); 4 Cameron Walton Masters, St Peter's (3)
1995[107] 1 Alastair Vere Nicholl, St Hugh's (-1); 2 Andrew Dechet, Jesus (0); Cameron Walton Masters, St. Peter's, Captain (3); Jacqui Broughton, St Edmund Hall (0)
1996[108] 1 Tessa Canning-Cooke, St Hilda's (-2); 2 Kojo Awuah-Darko, Balliol (0); 3 Alastair Vere Nicoll, Balliol (0); Cameron Walton Masters, St. Peter's, Captain (3)
1997[109] 1 Kojo Awuah-Darko, Balliol (0); 2 François Perrodo, St Peter's (1); 3 Cameron Walton Masters, St Peter's, Captain (3); 4 Jo Chikwe, St Peter's, Chairman (-2)
1998[110] 1 Rida Said, Magdalene (-2); 2 James Hoffman, Magdalene (-2); 3 Alastair Lamb, Corpus Christi (-1); 4 Jason Kingsley, St John's (0)
1999[111] 1 Edward Upton, Magdalen (-1); 2 Francois Perrodo, St Peter's, Captain (1); 3 Alastair Lamb, Corpus Christi (0); 4 Rida Said, Pembroke (-1)

2000–2009 edit

Year Wins team
2000[112] won 1 Hugo Grimston, Worcester (-1); Edward Upton, Magdalen (-1); 3 Francois Perrodo, St Peter's, Captain (1); Alastair Lamb, Corpus Christi (0)
2001[113] 3 Francois Perrodo (1)
2002[114]
2003[115] won 1 Pablo Goetz (-2), Quintin Fraser (-2); 2 Jonathan Randall, Worcester, Captain (-1); 3 Matthew Penley, University College (-1); 4 Hugo Grimston, Worcester (-1)
2004[116] won 1 Harry Townsend, St Catherine's (0); 2 Matthew Penley, University College, Captain (-1); 3 Jose (Pepe) Penafiel, St Benet's (2); 4 Philippa Grace, Saïd Business School (1)
2005[117] won 1 Alex Gleeson, LMH (0), 1 Jamie Dundas, Greyfriars (1); 2 John Harris, St Peter's (2); 3 Jose Penafiel, St Benet's (2), 4 Harry Townsend, St Catherine's, Captain (0)
2006[118] 1 Elizabeth Kiernan (-2); 2 Tom Bowden (-2); 3 Alex Leuba (-2); 4 Jamie Dundas (1)
2007[119] won 1 Henriette Seligman (-2); 2 Frederik Vannberg (-2); 3 Alex Gleeson, Captain, MVP (0); 4 Jamie Dundas (1)
2008[120] won 1 Magdy Fawzy (-2); 2 Alex Gleeson (0); 3 Tarquin Wethered (0), 4 Alex Piltz (0)
2009[121] won 1 Henrietta Seligman, St Anne's (-1); 2 William Spray, New College (0); 3 Thomas Mayou, Mansfield, MVP (O); 4 Tarquin Wethered, Balliol Captain (0)

2010–2019 edit

Year Wins team
2010 [122] won 1 Tom Meacher, St Hugh's (1); 2 Thomas Mayou, Mansfield (1); 3 William Spray, New College (0); 4 Tarquin Wethered, Balliol (0)
2011[123] won ; 1 Maximilian Kirchhoff, Manchester (0); 2 Samuel George University (0); 3 Thomas Mayou, Mansfield (1); Tom Meacher, St Hugh's, Captain (1)
2012 [124] 1 George Allen, St Benet's (-1); 2 Jamie Lindsay, Brasenose (0); 3 Samuel George, University College, Captain (0); 4 Tomas Meacher, St Hugh's (1)
2013[125][126] won 1 Elli Gilje, Keble (-2); 2 George Allen, St Benet's (-1); 3 James Lindsay, Brasenose (0); 4 Lanto Sheridan, Harris Manchester, first Discretionary Full Blue in the club's history(4)
2014[127] 1 Ellie Gilje, Keble (-2); 2 Lawrence Wang, Brasenose (-1); 3 James Lindsay, Brasenose (0); 4 Tomas Reynal, Saïd Business School (2)
2015[128] won 1 Lawrence Wang, Brasenose (-1); 2 Louis Maddison (0); 3 Vere Harmsworth, St Peter's (-1); 4 George Pearson (2)
2016[129] won 1 Charlie James Hitchman (0); 2 Louis Maddison (0); 3 Vere Harmsworth (0); 4 George Pearson, MVP (2)
2017[130] won 1 Sally Cactús; 2 Charlie James Hitchman, Magdalen, Captain (0); 3 Heather Winsor; 4 Issa Dasu Patel
2018[131] won 1 Heather Winsor; 2 Ben Evans; 3 Christiaan de Koning; 4 Louis Maddison, Captain
2019[132] won 1 James Thomas Coates/ Freddie Schrager; 2 Christiaan de Koning; 3 Tamara Gibbons, Captain; 4 Charlie James Hitchman (0)

2020–2024 edit

Year Wins team
2020 no match due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021[133][134] won 1 Jamie Baillie; 2 Cecily Day; 3 Tamara Gibbons, St Edmund's; 4 Tom Gordon-Colebrooke, Green-Templeton, Captain
2022[135] won 1 Jamie Baillie; 2 Cecily Day; 3 Tamara Gibbons, St Edmund's; 4 Tom Gordon-Colebrooke, Green-Templeton, Captain
2023[136] won 1 Camilla Hyslop; 2 Jamie Baillie; 3 Bolowa Tejuoso; 4 Tom Gordon-Colebrooke, Green-Templeton, Captain
2024 tba
  • MVP denotes Most Valuable Player

See also edit

References edit

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  3. ^ "Women's Discretionary Full Blue Sports". oxforduniversityblues.co.uk. Retrieved 14 October 2016.
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  7. ^ Morning Post, Tuesday 8 June 1880
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  46. ^ The Times, June 25, 1923, p.4. See also The Times, June 22, 1923, p. 6
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  53. ^ The Times, July 11, 1930, p. 6
  54. ^ The Times, July 10, 1931, p.5
  55. ^ The Times, July 8, 1932, p. 6
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  61. ^ The Times, July 11, 1938, p.4
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  67. ^ The Times, 18th June 1955, p. 3
  68. ^ The Observer, June 24 1956, p. 14
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  102. ^ Horse & Hound June 21 1990
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  104. ^ HPA Handbook 1992
  105. ^ Horse and Hound, June 17 1993
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  107. ^ HPA Yearbook 1995
  108. ^ HPA Yearbook 1996
  109. ^ HPA Yearbook 1997
  110. ^ HPA Yearbook 1998
  111. ^ HPA Yearbook 1999
  112. ^ HPA Yearbook 2000
  113. ^ HPA Yearbook 2001
  114. ^ HPA Yearbook 2002
  115. ^ HPA Yearbook 2003
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  127. ^ https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10154214779235137&set=t.100063620014835&type=3
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  129. ^ https://www.instagram.com/p/BU4umM4ADfU/
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  131. ^ https://www.instagram.com/p/Bjig5NlgUL9/
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