Polo Clubs in Mexico City
Club de Polo Lomas
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Club de Polo Lomas is one of Mexico City's most historic sporting institutions, with polo traditions stretching back to the early twentieth century when the sport was first embraced by Mexico's landed and business elite. Located in the Lomas de Chapultepec area of Mexico City — one of the capital's most prestigious residential districts — the club occupies grounds that have hosted polo for generations alongside its broader social and equestrian programme. The club is affiliated with the Mexican Polo Association (MPA) and hosts qualifying rounds for the Mexican Open alongside its regular chukka and tournament calendar. Members include prominent figures from Mexican business, politics, and high society, maintaining the club's character as a social institution as much as a sporting one. The grounds are well maintained despite the urban surroundings, and the club's proximity to central Mexico City makes it an important polo venue for the country's capital.
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Polo Club Mexico City
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Polo Club Mexico City is the principal polo institution of Mexico's capital and one of Latin America's most venerable clubs, tracing its origins to the early 20th century when polo was a passion of Mexico City's elite families. Located in the southern suburbs of the Federal District, the club operates year-round thanks to Mexico City's mild highland climate — the city sits at 2,240 metres altitude, giving polo here a unique character. The club hosts the Copa Presidente de México and other FMP-sanctioned tournaments and has strong historical ties to the legendary Gracida family — Carlos and Memo Gracida, two of the greatest players of all time, both developed their games at Mexican clubs. Members enjoy access to multiple grass fields, excellent horse facilities, and a well-appointed clubhouse.
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