Milly Hine
Handicap Rating
Biography
Milly Hine is the most talented women's polo player that Great Britain has produced in recent years, a young professional whose rise through the HPA ranks has been meteoric and whose skill set marks her as one of the most watchable players — of any gender — on the British circuit. Competing at a handicap that places her among the very best women in Europe, Hine has become the face of British women's polo at a time when the women's game is attracting more attention and investment than at any point in its history. Hine grew up in the British equestrian world, developing the horsemanship skills that form the foundation of her polo game. Her entry into competitive polo was characterised by a natural aggression and a willingness to engage with the game's physical demands that stood out from the earliest stages of her development. She progressed rapidly through junior and young professional categories, reaching senior competitive level while still in her teens. On the field, Hine's strongest attributes are her riding and her hitting — she generates significant power from her ponies and attacks the ball with a directness that creates scoring opportunities from positions where other players would opt for safety. Her spatial awareness and decision-making under pressure are notably advanced for her age, suggesting that her current handicap is likely to rise further as she continues to accumulate high-goal experience. She has competed in the leading women's tournaments on the British circuit, including events at Guards Polo Club and Cowdray Park, where the standard of women's polo has risen dramatically in recent seasons. Internationally, she has competed for England and Britain in representative matches, performing with the confidence and consistency expected of a player of her quality. Milly Hine represents the future of British women's polo — a talent whose trajectory points towards the very top of the international women's game, and whose playing career will be watched closely by everyone who cares about the development of the sport across all its dimensions.
Career Highlights
["Back-to-back US Open Women's Polo Championship winner 2024 and 2025", "British Women's Open champion multiple times", "England Coronation Cup women's representative", "9-goal handicap under HPA — highest-rated British woman in polo", "Guards Polo Club and Beaufort Polo Club regular", "Queen's Cup representative in mixed high-goal polo", "Regarded as the best women's polo player in British history"]
Player Details
Country
United Kingdom
Handicap
9 goal
Status
Modern Era
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