Rainy Family House Polo event held at Hartwood Acres

September 11, 2012 12:26 am
  • Chair Helen Wylie and Family House executive director Christie Knott.
    Chair Helen Wylie and Family House executive director Christie Knott.
  • Mary Muldoon of the Potomac Polo Club of Poolesville, Pa.
    Mary Muldoon of the Potomac Polo Club of Poolesville, Pa.
  • Julie Hughes, Jay and Ranny Ferguson.
    Julie Hughes, Jay and Ranny Ferguson.
  • Christina and Rob Cochran.
    Christina and Rob Cochran.
  • Helen Hanna Casey, Hoddy Hanna and Annie Engel.
    Helen Hanna Casey, Hoddy Hanna and Annie Engel.
  • Kevin Miller and Alice and Peter Leone.
    Kevin Miller and Alice and Peter Leone.
  • Glen Feinberg and brother Neil Feinberg.
    Glen Feinberg and brother Neil Feinberg.
  • Siblings, Tom, Sharon and Jeff Landau.
    Siblings, Tom, Sharon and Jeff Landau.
  • Jen Zaltman.
    Jen Zaltman.
  • Members of the Virginia International Polo Club from Upperville, Va., and the Potomac Polo Club of Poolesville, Pa.
    Members of the Virginia International Polo Club from Upperville, Va., and the Potomac Polo Club of Poolesville, Pa.
  • Potomac Polo Club's Dante Tedaldia.
    Potomac Polo Club's Dante Tedaldia.
  • The Pittsburgh Police Emerald Society Pipes and Drums.
    The Pittsburgh Police Emerald Society Pipes and Drums.
  • Virginia International Polo Club's Hector Rincon.
    Virginia International Polo Club's Hector Rincon.
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Yes it rained, and it was a bit nippy, too, but that didn't stop true polo fans from partying Saturday afternoon at Hartwood Acres. Some of the ladies insisted on wearing their fancy frocks and big hats, but most of the crowd opted for rubber boots and rain jackets -- or bought some from the Barbour tent set up by Larrimor's. Still, nothing could dampen spirits at the 29th annual Family House Polo match with teams sponsored Howard Hanna Realty and #1 Cochran. Even under an umbrella it was great to be there. But aw chucks, because the horses couldn't risk a game in the muddy field they pranced and preened and demonstrated to an appreciative crowd nonetheless. Still, Family House had its best year yet, raising close to $300,000 to provide a home away from home for patients and their families in Pittsburgh to receive medical treatment.


First Published September 11, 2012 12:00 am

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