Barrington Hills Polo Club
About
Chicago's only polo school for beginners!
Barrington Hills Polo Club School will introduce you to the sport of kings and king of all sports. You can choose for a one day four hour class on the weekend, and then decide if you want to complete the full six week program — no commitment. Either way, you get to ride and play a polo game on your first class. Begginer and more advanced players accomodated.
• Don’t know how to ride? We’ll teach you!
• Don’t have a horse? No problem. We provide everything you need including the horses and all the equipment!
• The Barrington Hills Polo School is nationally recognized by the United States Polo Association and taught by USPA-rated players!
• Come experience “Polo Among Friends.”
• Polo is a co-ed sport and women make up 50% of our members
COST: $150 for the 1 day session; plus $650 if you decide to continue six week program
DATES: April 6th & 7th and April 13th & 14th (weather permitting)
LOCATION: 23815 Milton Road, in Wauconda, IL
WEBSITE: http://www.barringtonhillspolo.com
For more information and to sign-up for our famous spring polo school, please contact John Rosene at 847-854-1415, or [email protected]
Barrington Hills Polo Club is a non-profit organization and instructors volunteer for love of the sport.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
Give us a call to discuss any questions and/or concerns
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
If you can sit on a horse, we can teach you to play polo. Prior ridimg experience not required. Actually, learning to play polo is often a faster way to polish your riding skills
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COST: $150 for the 1 day session; plus $650 if you decide to continue six week program
DATES: April 6th & 7th and April 13th & 14th (weather permitting)
What types of students have you worked with?
All types and all ages. About 50% of our students and members are female.
What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?
Long track record of safety and longstanding local support
What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?
Give us a call to discuss any concerns