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Starting Oswald
I started Oswald whilst I was President of the Durham University Polo Club. We were struggling to find team shirts that we liked and after another polo kit supplier let us down, I decided that I could use my graphic design skills to make Durham their own shirts. When we wore the team shirts at the University National Championships other teams asked if I could make their shirts too, which is where Oswald started out.
Initially, after graduating from Durham in 2019, I planned on pursuing my career aspirations as a barrister. However, COVID hit not long after and I ended up spending the many spare hours of lockdown developing Oswald from a student side hustle to a full service polo kit provider.
Future Plans
I have big plans for Oswald for the 2024 season. I am spending the winter developing and trialling new products and we have started to expand our operations to New Zealand, Australia and mainland Europe.
I am always researching new decorating techniques and styles to ensure our team kit is market leading. I am also keen to try and reduce the environmental footprint of our company by streamlining and improving production methods,
Q: If you weren't running Oswald what would you be doing?
A: Probably getting a lot more sleep and looking a lot more refreshed! Whilst I have a law degree from Durham University, I always had aspirations to be involved with musical theatre and I would still love to be in a West End show - Hamilton or Les Miserables, if any casting agents come across this page.
Q: What does your daily routine look like?
A: Well I am currently writing this answer at 3 am on a Thursday morning so I am not very good at sticking to a structured daily routine. During the winter I keep my herd of misfit ponies at home so I normally stagger out first thing to chuck some food at them. I try to get all my yard chores done before I start my working day, as once I start it is hard to take a break.
Q: What do you look for in a pony?
A: I love a little pocket rocket, nothing bigger than 14.2hh, and always a mare, although I currently have a homebred colt yearling who I am hoping will change my mind!
Q: Where did you start playing?
A: When I started at Durham University the polo team hadn't been in operation for several years. In my first year, another student decided to try and revive it. I went along to the first taster session at the White Rose Polo Club and I was completely hooked and from then on polo dominated my life... and my finances.
Q: What is your drink of choice?
A: Diet Coke. I even dressed up as a "Diet Coke" addict for Halloween one year.
Q: What is one thing people don't know about you?
A: I hate Christmas and would be happy to not celebrate it at all, but I bizarrely love Christmas films no matter the time of year.
Q: If you were on "Come Dine With Me" what would be on your menu?
A: My mum's side of the family originates from India, but they lived in East Africa before settling in the UK. My grandmother was the most incredible cook and I have never met anyone, yet, who has matched her food. Her dishes were a mixture of traditional Gujarat food with African influences. I would serve my guests a Thali, which is a variety of small Indian dishes, served on a single plate, and I would use my grandmother's recipes.
Before launching any new product for Oswald I ensure it is thoroughly tested, not only by myself, but also by my team of ambassadors. I am constantly assessing ways for products, even ones that are very popular, to be improved.
My favourites at the moment are the Sherpa lined hoodie, because England is freezing cold, and I wear one of these every day whilst mucking out.
My favourite horsewear item at the moment is the K2F Cryochaps - they are incredible and the best ice boots on the market. Before Oswald started retailing Cryochaps, I had already purchased a quad set after seeing an article by Dr David Marlin about the dangers of overheating legs. I had a pony on box rest for many months and used the Cryochaps multiple times a day and they still look brand new.
I love the luxury teak padded director's chair. It does come with a premium price tag, but I think every penny is worth it. I have one in my office and it is incredibly comfortable.
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald brand?
A: I was put in touch with Jess, the founder of Oswald, through a friend as I was looking to purchase some clothing for myself and some horsewear. Following on from that, Jess and I formed a great friendship and work relationship that led me to becoming an Oswald ambassador, which I am very grateful for.
Q: If you weren't playing polo what would you like to be doing?
A: To be completely honest, I do not know, polo has been part of my life since day one; through family and friends there has always been something polo related going on. All I know is that if I were to not be playing polo I would definitely still be part of the sport, one way or another.
Q: Who is your best pony?
A: A little chestnut mare of mine called Estrella, I purchased her from Malcolm Borwick last season and she is from the Bargallo breed in Argentina; she went straight to the top of my list! She just tries her heart out every time she plays.
Q: What players inspire you the most?
A: I would say my style of play has changed dramatically in the last couple of months. I've always been inspired by a close family friend of mine, James Harper, and ore recently have been trying to improve my game by watching and listening to players like James and Tommy Beresford. I find Tommy inspiring because of what he has achieved at his age all across the world.
Q: What are your interests outside of polo?
A: I don't have many, as I am very rarely 'outside' of polo, however, I do enjoy playing golf at my local club in Cowdray and just everything horse-related. I find learning about people's breeding programmes very interesting as well.
Q: What is your most played song on Spotify right now?
A: Maps - Maroon 5
Q: What is one bit of advice you would give your younger self?
A: I would tell myself to just keep going, there's going to be days where things don't go your way - keep your head up and take every opportunity that comes. And remember, that any advice is good advice.
Q: What are your plans for next season?
A: I'm currently in Australia (at the time of writing) and plan to be here until the English season starts. I have lots of polo and new ventures lined up for next year so I am very excited for the 2024 season to commence!
Q:What would you like to achieve in the next five years?
My goals for the next five years are to just keep enjoying the sport and improving as much as possible! I'm always pushing my limits to try and go up in handicap and I take every opportunity to play better polo and at the highest level possible. I'm also very much driving to improve my string of horses every year - for any player to improve personally, it starts with reinvesting in horses and being as well mounted as possible.
My favourite items of clothing from the Oswald collection are the Husky Coat and Hampton Hoodie. The Husky is perfect for the classic English weather, it's comfortable, waterproof and perfect to work in, as well as any other occasion! I also love the Hampton hoodie, as it's a bit smarter than a standard hoodie, and the quality is incredible. It is the best hoodie I've got in my wardrobe.
My favourite horsewear items are the Gallop turnout rugs. They are affordable and of top quality. I've had mine for multiple seasons and they are still to this day keeping my horses protected from the weather.
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald brand?
A: I met Jess, the Oswald founder, and Oswald ambassador, Holly Gadsby, during the 2023 season in Cowdray as they had both moved down to the area for the polo season. I had always really liked the Oswald brand and products so I was delighted when I was asked to join the Oswald team.
Q: If you weren't playing polo what would you be doing?
A: I would love to be a racehorse trainer, as it runs in my family. I love the sport and the horses are true athletes, I have such great respect for them.
Q: Who is your best pony?
A: I have to say Cayley, a small but mighty dark bay mare, bought from Tom and David Morley. I have played her my entire career which spans the last eleven years and has included every level from pony club to a high goal game. Cayley has to be the most genuine pony I have ever sat on and she has put everything into every game we've ever played. She holds a very special place in my heart.
Q: What is your earliest polo memory?
A: As a child, I spent my summers living in Argentina and I used to stick and ball and play chukkers with my parents nearly every day, which was one of my fondest memories. I remember playing in a kid's tournament that my Dad organised with Tolo Polo at La Taba in Salvador Maria in Argentina, and tearing up the pitch on my tiny ponies Jack and Blossom. I was seven years old and it was so much fun!
Q: What is your favourite country to play in?
A: Without a doubt, South Africa, in Plettenberg Bay, I've never been anywhere like it - the vibe and atmosphere is unbeatable. I've made so many memories and met the best people. Plett is a coastal paradise, the polo is always fun and a great level, the polo club is stunning and the beaches really top it off!
Q: What do you look for in a pony?
A: I prefer smaller types, so anything around 15hh is ideal. I look for horses to be well-balanced, have a light mouth, nice sides, stop well and be as tough as possible when you need it.
Q: What is your most prized possession?
A: My grey mare, Paloma, who I brought over from Argentina in 2019. I have known her since she was a youngster and we had an instant connection the moment I first rode her, so I had to fly her over to the UK.
Q: What is your most played song on Spotify right now - no cheating?
A: "Baddest" by Vibe Chemistry and "Jungle" by Alok are on repeat right now.
Q: What is your drink of choice?
A: Mango daiquiris are the best!
Q: What are your plans for the next year?
A: Next year I will be reducing my playing string to allow myself to play more abroad. I am also organising a new tournament that brings a fresh aspect to the polo community.
I love the Oswald clothing range and my favourites are the Sleaford quarter zip and the Husky padded coat, which makes the UK winters survivable and warm!
My favourite horsewear item are the Oswald match rugs. They are definitely the most trendy rugs you can get your horses for a game. I also can't go without a Pro Choice girth.
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald brand?
A: I got involved via a mutual friend, however, I had always been a fan of the products Oswald sells.
Q: What are your main focuses when you are not playing?
A: When I'm not playing I am busy making horses at Dart Bloodstock. There are a lot of very talented ponies to work on, as well as lots of on-site development. It all keeps me incredibly busy!
Q: How did you get involved with polo?
A: I had a taster session through my school in Lincolnshire and we went to Leadenham Polo Club. I was instantly hooked.
Q: Which players inspire you the most?
A: The player who has inspired me the most is James Harper. After spending a couple of months at his yard in 2020, I found his approach to the game and his mindset, inspiring.
Q: Where do you source your ponies from?
A: All of the horses I play are from Dart Bloodstock, they all have incredible athleticism and speed.
Q: What are your interests outside of polo?
A: I like playing squash and golf. I find both are great sports to do on the side.
Q: What is your most prized possession?
A: Of course it has to be the horses, without them there is no polo!
Q: What is your drink of choice?
A: Coffee
Q: What are your plans for next year?
A: I am currently in the process of firming up next season's plans, however, it looks like I will be playing most of my polo in Cirencester, but will have some more time playing at Cowdray and Guards.
Q: What would you like to achieve in the next five years?
A; I want to continue growing Dart Bloodstock and I want to be making some of the best ponies around the world! In five years time, our foals will be coming through and we will be producing 10 horses per year group. In terms of playing, I want to be pushing 5 goals in five years and have broken into the high goal.
My favourite Oswald clothing item has to be the team shirts! Oswald is fantastic at helping you customise and design some great looking shirts. I have played in Oswald shirts belonging to a lot of different teams this year and the designs are always unique and they are very comfy to play in.
My favourite horsewear item that Oswald sells are Husk boots, I think they are brilliant. As well as looking smart, they serve a very practical job in keeping the ponies legs very cool, whilst still giving the necessary support. I will definitely be investing in more next year.
I also had some Oswald "Best Playing Pony" rugs" for the Dart Bloodstock tournament at the end of the 2023 season and they were fantastic.
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Q: If you weren't playing polo what would you like to be doing?
A: If I'm not playing, I'm either training ponies or watching polo, preferably in the sunshine!
Q: Who is your best pony?
A: An ex high goal Machitos Libano mare called Prim. She's incredibly powerful, with a huge heart, she gives 110% every time she's out.
Q: When did you start playing?
A: I found polo in my second year of university. I wish I had found it years sooner! I was totally addicted from day one, all other disciplines went out the window!
Q: What do you look for in a pony?
A: So many things! Level head, temperament, heart - they need to love the game and try for you - agility, balance, speed, size (15.1hh and compact is ideal).
Q: Where do you source your ponies from?
A: Initially, I bought ex-racehorses and retrained them to play polo. I sold them to buy well-bred Argentine mares and now I have a breeding programme and plan to train them all the way with my partner.
Q: What are your interests outside of polo?
A: My family and dogs fill my life outside of polo.... not that there is much time outside of polo! I have a big supportive family, we meet up as much as possible, and usually, that revolves around nice meals! My working cockers fill every other spare minute.
Q: What is your most prized possession?
A: My ever expanding herd of horses. I try not to count them anymore because it is getting ridiculous!
Q: What is your drink of choice?
A: Latte during the day, elderflower gin and tonic at night.
Q: What are your plans for next year?
A: Next year I hope to get our homebreds playing low goal polo with my partner, Nick. I also hope to have another fun season playing the Ladies with the La Rosada team.
I love all of the Oswald clothing line! The quality is excellent, everything is durable and made to last, which is essential when working outdoors with horses all day, every day!
My favourite horsewear item is the Le Mieux Ultra Mesh Snug Boots. They are breathable, super quick and easy to put on and take off, look smart and protect the ponies legs.
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald
A: I became friends with Jess, the Oswald founder, early in the 2023 season down in Cowdray. I was very impressed with the Oswald Sporting brand and was very happy to be asked to be the New Zealand ambassador for the North Island (NZ).
Q: If you weren't playing polo what would you like to be doing?
A: If I wasn't playing polo I would probably be working in a marketing or management position in New Zealand. I studied both subjects at Victoria University in Wellington for four years and enjoyed it.
Q: What would your dream polo team look like?
A: One of my favourite teams to play with is the team I play with at home as it includes three of my best mates that I have grown up with. They live and play in New Zealand, and it has been very interesting to watch them all grow into the 10 goal team that we are now.
Q: What is your favourite country to play in?
A: My favourite place to play, so far, is definitely New Zealand. It is hard to compare to other places because it is home for me, but the vibe and culture of polo at home are unlike most places I have seen. We travel to a number of tournaments throughout the New Zealand season and we are always looked after very well by the local club and players, and in turn we do the same when they come up to our club. Our horses and team are usually billeted out to players houses and farms and I think that is a very special way to travel and play with polo.
Q: Where do you source your ponies from?
A: All of my ponies in New Zealand are off-the-track thoroughbreds that come from all over New Zealand and Australia. My father is a very good horseman and enjoys the challenge that young thoroughbreds provide. I like them for their speed and stamina and the way they perform in tight situations or when other breeds may get too tired.
Q: What are your interests outside of polo?
A: My main interests outside of polo are surfing and socialising with friends. There are a lot of great places to surf near home and it is one of the main things I miss when travelling.
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Q: What are your plans for next year?
A: My plans for the next year and to play the New Zealand season on my own string up until February when I will be heading back to Argentina with El Overo where I hope to learn and improve as much as possible. From there I will be heading back to England to do some piloting for Ross Ainsley for around five months from April until September. Then hopefully back to Australia with Ed Hitchman and Garangula before heading home for the New Zealand 2024-25.
Q: What would you like to achieve in the next five years?
A: The next five years will be very busy for me as we are starting a lot of things in New Zealand we have just put a few mares in foal for the first time and we are very excited to see where that goes. I would like to continue building relationships in the four countries that I have already been to and see how much I can learn and grow from these experiences while also completing a good job at the same time. The best thing for me over the next five years is to keep improving, in all aspects of polo, particularly on an organisational level, aiming to get in better teams each year and improving each horse that I am given, whilst also becoming a better player.
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My favourite item of clothing in the Oswald collection are the classic hoodies, which are highly customisable and comfortable, as well as being perfect for summer and winter.
My favourite horsewear item are the Oswald match rugs as they are a smart way to add some branding elements to your horses at games and practices and are very comfortable for horses of all shapes and sizes, which I find very convenient as I have big and small ponies in New Zealand and England.
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald brand?
A: My first introduction to Oswald was when I worked with them on producing team kit for two of the teams I captain in Cowdray. I also treated myself to an Oswald player bundle and some custom caps during the season. At the end of the 2023 season, I made the switch from customer to ambassador.
Q: What is your best polo memory?
A: In 2019, I played in a 15-goal tournament with my father and two brothers, and we won!
Q: Where do you source your ponies from?
A: All of my ponies are off of the racetrack in New Zealand and I also train them back home.
Q: What are your interests outside of polo?
A: I like a bit of wild boar hunting.
Q: What is your most played song on Spotify right now?
A: "Good Day for a Good Day" by Michael Franti.
Q: What is your drink of choice?
A: A rum and coke
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Q: What are your plans for next year?
A: I'm returning to Cowdray for the 2024 summer season and I hope to play, and win, as many tournaments as I possibly can.
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I love the Flexfit Delta caps, they are great quality, and I ordered myself a box load at the end of the UK 2023 season to take back to New Zealand with me.
I also have a Fairford Quarter Zip with my "Waireka" branding on, which gets a lot of wear before and after games.
My favourite horsewear items are the match rugs which are launching ready for the 2024 season. I worked with Oswald on developing and trialling the samples so I am excited to get myself some when I land back in England.
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald brand?
A: I was lucky enough to meet the Oswald founder, Jess, during the 2023 season in Cowdray and I saw how hard she works and how great the products were that Oswald were producing. I saw the development of the brand as it branched out, gaining new and exciting clients across the sport, and it was amazing to see the quality of the products and service provided by the brand. When Jess asked me to become an ambassador for Oswald, it was a definite yes, straightaway!
Q: If you weren't playing polo what would you like to be doing?
A: If I had not fallen in love with polo and the horses the way I did, I think I would still be kicking a football around somewhere!
Q: Who is your best pony?
A: Currently, my best pony playing pony is a mare I have called 'Samba'. She is a nine year old polo bred mare produced by Samaya and I bought her at the end of the 2022 UK season. She is very quirky and can be difficult to get onto the field at the start of a chukka, but once she is ready to go, she is incredible: very fast, agile and soft in the mouth. She is almost always my best chukka.
Q: What is your earliest polo memory?
A: I remember one of my first tournaments at White Waltham after I had bought my first ever pony called 'Seoige' (pronounced "Shogar"), and it was my first time playing him and I almost fell off about four or five times because he was way too fast and agile for me! I could not understand how a horse could move that fast and I was desperate to learn how to ride him properly! Seoige ended up becoming my best and favourite horse to play in the following years.
Q: What do you look for in a pony?
A: The obvious thing to look for is a horse that is fast, handy, and has a good mouth so you can maintain control and play well around your opponents; however, I also love a horse that has a big heart. I think a horse with a big heart is important because it is a horse that is brave and always tries its best for you, and sometimes that can be the difference between winning and losing.
Q: If you were on "Come Dine With Me" what would be on your menu?
A: I am a terrible cook! I did a "Come Dine With Me" experience with my friends when I was younger and made everyone ill. I attempted, recently, to cook for friends again and I accidentally served my guests raw chicken, so I am not sure my friends would want me to participate again! If I had to, there would be a dish containing tuna somewhere, as I eat tuna with almost everything, and the dessert would definitely contain chocolate ice cream. I would avoid cooking with chicken or anything that could potentially be harmful...
Q: What's one thing people don't know about you?
A: My friends I grew up with outside of polo don't know that I can speak Spanish, and my polo friends most likely do not know that I studied International Business in Florida for a while and that I changed and ultimately obtained a degree in Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management in the UK.
Q: What is one bit of advice you would give your younger self?
A: I am still guilty of it now, but not to be so hard on myself. I was always my own biggest critic and sometimes I think I was very unfair on myself. I would advise my younger self to be more forgiving, patient, and most importantly - proud! I would remind myself that any progress is progress and that our own journey will almost always look different to that of another's, and not to worry so much.
Q: What are your plans for next year?
A: I will continue to be based in Cowdray. I have had a couple of changes to my string of horses that I am excited about and I am looking forward to watching them develop. I have some ladies' tournaments lined up, and hopefully, some good mixed polo to play.
Q: What would you like to achieve in the next five years?
A: My aim is to play as much good polo as I can so that I can continue to learn and grow as a player. I would obviously love to play more high goal polo if I got the opportunity to do so again, as I feel playing this level has allowed me to learn so much about myself and the game.
One of my favourite items of Oswald clothing is the team shirts. Oswald has designed some unique variations of shirts that have incorporated fun and unusual designs and specs that I have not seen other brands produce. What is also amazing is that Oswald can match shirt designs with team equipment, with some of the boldest or most simple designs - whatever suits the client's wishes.
My favourite horsewear items are the sublimated team rugs for ponies, again because of the unique designs which make them eye-catching and stand out on the pony lines. I love the idea of being able to create personalised designs for horsewear, that aren't just off-the-shelf items. The customisation allows a client to create a unique look which can match with their own personal branding or be part of a team collection.
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald brand?
A: I have been involved since the early days when Oswald's founder, Jess, decided to expand from team shirts to offering a full collection of polo teamwear. We were based at the same club and I saw how driven Jess was to create the best brand in polo and I was keen to support her on this venture.
Q: What is your best polo memory?
A: Winning the Manipur International in India with the UK team, in a stadium of thousands of spectators. The match was also shown live on TV throughout India. Another great memory I have is this past season in the UK, playing three important matches in one day and winning all three!
Q: What is your earliest polo memory?
A: I started out goal judging at Woolmers Park in Hertfordshire when I was about 11 years old and I remember thinking polo was the coolest thing I had ever seen and I was desperate to try it. Since then I have never stopped!
Q: What is your favourite country to play in?
A: I do love playing abroad and I have been lucky enough to play in India, Argentina, France, China and Australia, but my favourite country to play in is the UK. For the main three months of the UK polo season, I would not want to be anywhere else.
Q: Where do you source your ponies from?
A: I source my ponies from all over, but I like to buy from people I know or with a good reputation. I vet the person selling the horse as much as the horse I am buying.
Q: If you were on "Come Dine With Me" what would be on your menu?
A: I'd start with an antipasti of hams, salami and olives. For main, I'd make my famous spaghetti carbonara and for dessert, a cheese board is always a winner!
Q: What is one thing people don't know about you?
A: I was in the film Les Miserables as one of the horse riders in the battle scenes and also I have shared the polo field with Prince Harry.
Q: What is your drink of choice?
A: When writing this I have just done a month without drinking, but my favourite drink would be a Bloody Mary, quite spicy.
Q: What is one bit of advice you would give your younger self?
A: Don't be afraid to take risks and move out of your comfort zone.
Q: What are your plans for next year?
A: I am playing in India in January, February-April in Argentina and then back to the UK for a busy season of mainly 4-12 goal.
My favourite two items of clothing from the Oswald collection are the Husky padded coat and the Williamsburg Hoodie.
My favourite horsewear items from Oswald are all my turnout rugs!
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald brand?
A: It was my sister, Phoebe, who first introduced me to the brand and I had played with some Oswald ambassadors, such as Phil Seller. Eventually, I began speaking with Oswald's founder, Jess, and she asked if I wanted to become an ambassador and help represent Oswald at Guards, to which I gratefully said yes!
Q: If you weren't playing polo what would you like to be doing?
A: I would like to carry on with my degree and then look at doing a Master's and a summer internship, and eventually get a job and start a career.
Q: Where did you start playing?
A: Westcroft, but when it was still Ascot Park.
Q: Who has influenced you the most in polo?
A: My Dad
Q: Who is your best pony?
A: Brujo
Q: What is your favourite country to play in?
A: England
Q: What are your interests outside of polo?
A: I am a huge fan of rugby and I used to play when I was younger.
Q: What is your drink of choice?
A: Guiness
Q: What is the one bit of advice you would give your younger self?
A: Do too much rather than too little
Q: What are your plans for next year?
A: I will be continuing with my current degree, whilst still playing as much polo as I can. For the 2024 summer season I will be playing with my Dad at Guards, and we will be doing the 6 and 8 goal there, as well as possibly some other levels.
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The Oswald hoodies are really good quality, they are easy to wash and so comfortable. I wear mine both when playing polo and in day-to-day life.
My favourite horse item that Oswald sells are the K2F Cryochaps. Polo puts a lot of strain and wear on the horse's tendons and the Cryochaps are a great way to reduce any swelling and ensure less damage is done after a polo game. They are easy to use and a must-have, in my opinion!
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Q: How did you get involved with the Oswald brand?
A: I've been friends with the founder, Jess, for a number of years and I saw how hard she works building Oswald and I wanted to help out. I also like the fact Oswald supports young players.
Q: If you weren't doing polo what would you be doing?
A: Probably a farmer!
Q: What does your daily routine look like?
A: I wake up, shower, ****, wait to be served breakfast by my girlfriend... We arrive at the yard and call the ponies who run to the corrals for breakfast. We either spend the day pony-patting or head to polo.
Q: Who is your best pony?
A: He is not my best, but Doc Lennon was the first pony I brought from Argentina and he has an amazing character, so is my favourite. However, his sister Do Musica Ligeria is my most talented.
Q: Where do you source your ponies from?
A: Most of our string is made up of Cria Doc ponies from Argentina. We have now also begun breeding ourselves. Our first homebred was born in 2023, so we are looking forward to the future.
Q. What is your most prized possession?
A: Our dog, Biscuit.
Q: What are three things you can't live without?
A: Insulin, puppies and ponies
Q: What is your drink of choice?
A: Tea
Q: What are your plans for next year?
A: At the time of writing, I am currently in Argentina, but popping home for Christmas this year, which is nice! I'm then looking forward to the English season which is already looking to be a busy one, which is great!
Q: What would you like to achieve in the next five years?
A: Having already been fortunate enough to play in the High Goal in the UK, I would love to be given the opportunity to play the High Goal again and on my own string.
My favourite piece of clothing from Oswald is the fleece snood - an essential with English weather.
My favourite horsewear item is the "Best Playing Pony" rugs Oswald produce, there are a few of them pinned up in our tack room.
