J5 Equestrian

Dolfina Jordie (Machitos Chelo x Josie)
“Whether the day calls for a powerful offensive play or quietly cruising down an open field during a stick-and-ball session, 11-year-old Dolfina Jordie (Machitos Chelo x Josie) is equally up for the task. Competitive at every level from 2- to 26-goal polo, this Palomino stallion’s versatility knows no bounds, easily adjusting his high-goal gear to meet the needs of lower-goal polo and even beginners.” - USPA article. To read more, click the link in our Bio.
Rob: “Jordie has a lot of speed and really learned how to use his body. He is a really strong horse - if you bump him, he’s not going to go anywhere. He also is very sure-footed and has an incredible mouth.”
“Jordie is very handy and has a lot of speed, but at the same time he’s so quiet. He’s a horse any player can jump on and have fun.”
– Diego Cavanagh

J5/Dolfina: Brown Sugar
Sire: Open Medallón (O.Sunset 7 /Medalla Y )
Dam: Sugar@
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Wembley Clone 02, a 6yr old J5 stud played by Jejo Tarranco in the 2021 Hurlingham Open.
If you don’t know the Wembley’s story let us fill you in: the original Wembley was a Thoroughbred gelding owned by , played by Adolfo Cambiaso, Pelon Stirling & Sapo Caset.
He had an outstanding, lengthy career in high goal polo (so much so that the Wembley award is named after him) in both England and the US. He was inducted into the USPA Hall of Fame.
This clone’s nickname is Penalty One, & here’s why: he was born in 2015 on the same exact Sunday that the US Open finals were played that year, during the game! Valiente won that year by one goal: a penalty one.
A good omen? We think so! This young stud is epitome of grace, class and athleticism.
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