Bryan Morrison Trophy
About the tournament
The biennial international polo arena test match for the Bryan Morrison Trophy will be held at the Westcroft Park Polo Club in Chobham, England. The trophy is named after the late Bryan Morrison who was a successful music mogul. He was known for publishing music by the Bee Gee’s, Wham and George Michael. Morrison was president of the Ham Polo Club in London, where he learned to play polo. He then went on to start his own polo club, The Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club. He passed away at the age of 66 in 2008. The event was started in his memory in the year that he died, and continues to draw some of the top arena players in the sport to compete.
Photo: Team USPA member Kareem Rosser goes for the hook in 2016 Bryan Morrison Trophy competition. ©Tony Ramirez/www.imagesofpolo.com.
