£14,195.00
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* Code HO 14
* Size 152x65x180cm Weight Approx 137kgs
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Powerful, athletic and extraordinarily detailed, this large Polo Pony and Jockey Bronze Horse Sculpture captures the speed, skill and sporting tradition of polo in magnificent three-dimensional form.
Horse and rider work together as one composition. The pony moves forward with controlled energy, while the rider’s position and authentic equestrian detailing bring the competitive scene convincingly to life.
At an impressive 180 cm high and 152 cm long, this is a substantial statement sculpture with genuine presence.
However, its appeal goes far beyond scale.
Look closely and the extraordinary workmanship becomes apparent. From the bandaged tail and tendon boots to the tack, rider’s boots and knee pads, the sculpture has been created with an understanding of the details that matter within the sport.
For polo clubs, players, patrons and collectors looking for an important sculpture that genuinely represents their world, this remarkable bronze deserves serious consideration.
* Code: HO14
* Price: £14,195.00
* Size: 152 x 65 x 180 cm
* Weight: Approx. 137 kg
* Material: Bronze
* Base: Fully solid bronze
* Suitable for: Interior and exterior display
Polo combines speed, horsemanship, courage and extraordinary communication between pony and rider.
This sculpture brings those qualities together beautifully.
The raised leg introduces movement, while the forward momentum of the composition creates sporting energy.
Meanwhile, the rider remains controlled and focused.
As a result, the sculpture feels athletic without becoming exaggerated.
For those who know polo, the subject has immediate meaning.
For everyone else, the beauty and strength of the horse-and-rider composition provide impressive visual impact in their own right.
Authenticity matters with a sculpture representing a specialist equestrian sport.
Polo players understand the equipment.
They recognise how a pony is prepared and notice the position and attire of the rider.
Therefore, the finer details throughout this bronze are particularly important.
The bandaged tail, tendon boots, bridle fittings, saddle elements, rider’s boots and knee pads all contribute to the sporting accuracy.
Rather than presenting a generic horse and rider, the sculpture celebrates polo specifically.
That distinction gives it far greater relevance for players, clubs and serious enthusiasts.
The level of workmanship becomes increasingly apparent as you approach the sculpture.
From a distance, the overall horse-and-rider composition creates the first impression.
Move closer and individual details begin to take over.
The modelling of the pony captures athletic strength, while the equipment adds authenticity throughout.
Meanwhile, the rider has received the same careful attention.
This balance is important.
Neither horse nor rider feels secondary to the other.
Instead, both work together to create a complete sporting scene that rewards close inspection.
For an established polo club, this bronze has the potential to become much more than decoration.
It could become a signature feature of the grounds.
Imagine members and visitors arriving to find the polo pony and rider positioned prominently near the clubhouse, entrance or playing fields.
The subject immediately establishes the identity of the setting.
Furthermore, its substantial scale ensures that it has enough presence to remain memorable.
Over time, members may begin to associate the sculpture with the club itself.
That gives an important bronze genuine landmark potential.
A polo clubhouse provides another natural setting.
Position the sculpture outside the entrance and it immediately creates a sense of sporting heritage and occasion.
Alternatively, a sufficiently substantial interior could allow the bronze to become a dramatic reception feature.
The subject is particularly appropriate because it speaks directly to players, members and visiting teams.
Rather than generic decoration, the club gains an artwork connected with the sport it represents.
For prestigious establishments where first impressions matter, that relevance can be extremely valuable.
The edge of a polo field or surrounding landscaped grounds could provide a spectacular backdrop.
Here, the bronze connects visually with the environment in which the sport takes place.
Open space also allows the full 152 cm length and 180 cm height to be appreciated properly.
Positioned where spectators or players naturally pass, the sculpture could gradually become a familiar meeting point.
It may also provide a memorable photographic backdrop during tournaments and events.
For a club looking to create a stronger sense of place, this could become one of the most recognisable features on the grounds.
For an important tournament, this sculpture could provide an extraordinary presentation piece.
Rather than a conventional trophy, it offers something monumental and permanent.
A club, patron or sponsor might choose the bronze to commemorate a significant tournament, anniversary or achievement.
Alternatively, it could remain permanently at the venue as a symbol associated with the event.
The scale gives such a presentation genuine ceremony.
Meanwhile, the technically accurate polo subject ensures that the sculpture remains relevant long after the original occasion.
For a major event, few conventional awards could offer comparable presence.
Sponsorship plays an important role within polo.
For a significant sponsor, an important bronze sculpture could offer an unusual way to support a club, tournament or venue.
Rather than temporary event decoration, the sculpture could remain as a permanent legacy.
It might commemorate a long-running sponsorship relationship or mark an important anniversary.
Likewise, a business could present the sculpture to a club with which it has a strong association.
Because the bronze has longevity, the gesture continues to be seen and appreciated long after a particular tournament has finished.
Polo has a long tradition of patrons who support teams, players, clubs and events.
For someone who has made a significant contribution to the sport, this sculpture could provide a remarkable tribute.
It might mark a retirement, anniversary or lifetime of involvement.
Alternatively, a club could choose it to recognise an individual whose support has helped shape its history.
The bronze does not need to depict a particular person or pony to carry meaning.
Instead, it celebrates the sport they have supported.
That makes it particularly suitable for commemorative use.
Finding a sufficiently significant gift for someone deeply involved in polo can be difficult.
This sculpture is certainly not an everyday present.
For the right occasion, however, that is precisely its appeal.
It could celebrate a major birthday, retirement from competitive polo or important sporting achievement.
A family may also choose it to recognise decades spent playing and supporting the sport.
For a player with a suitable home or estate, the sculpture could become an enduring reminder of a lifetime connected with polo.
For many players, polo becomes far more than a weekend sport.
The ponies, matches, travel, friendships and competition become part of life.
A significant bronze can celebrate that connection permanently.
Rather than commemorating one particular victory, this sculpture represents polo as a whole.
Consequently, it could mark the conclusion of a competitive career or an important personal milestone.
It may also become part of a family collection, carrying its equestrian associations into another generation.
For someone whose life has revolved around polo, that lasting connection can make the sculpture deeply personal.
Private polo grounds and equestrian estates provide an exceptional setting.
Position the sculpture near the entrance and it immediately communicates the character of the property.
Alternatively, place it within landscaped grounds overlooking a field or practice area.
The horse-and-rider composition feels completely at home in such surroundings.
Furthermore, the substantial scale allows the bronze to hold its own within an open landscape.
For a property where polo is part of everyday life, this is not simply an equestrian ornament.
It becomes an expression of the owner’s passion.
The sculpture can also work beautifully beyond dedicated polo properties.
A substantial country house or estate could provide an elegant setting, particularly where the owners have an equestrian connection.
Open lawn gives the composition room to breathe.
Mature trees can provide a strong natural backdrop.
Alternatively, position the bronze near traditional stone architecture where the material and sporting subject create an attractive contrast.
For collectors who appreciate equestrian art, the sculpture offers enough presence to become one of the defining pieces within the grounds.
Hotels, country clubs and hospitality venues associated with polo could also provide a natural market.
A major bronze creates an immediate visual statement in a way that conventional decoration cannot.
Positioned near an entrance, reception area or landscaped terrace, the sculpture can help establish a sense of place.
For venues located close to polo grounds or regularly welcoming players and spectators, the connection becomes even stronger.
In addition, the bronze could provide an attractive photographic feature for guests.
That combination of relevance and visual impact gives the sculpture considerable potential within premium hospitality settings.
The sculpture stands on a fully solid bronze base.
Three of the pony’s feet are securely connected to the base, while the fourth remains raised.
This construction allows the sculpture to convey movement while retaining substantial stability.
At approximately 137 kg, this is also a serious piece of bronze sculpture.
Its weight reinforces the sense of quality when viewed in person.
For permanent exterior placement, careful consideration should still be given to the intended surface and installation.
Please contact us if you would like to discuss positioning before purchasing.
Bronze is ideally suited to an important equestrian sculpture.
It allows the finer details of the pony, rider and equipment to be captured while providing the durability required for long-term display.
Outdoors, changing daylight reveals different aspects of the modelling throughout the day.
Over time, the surface can also develop further character.
As a result, the sculpture can become increasingly established within its surroundings.
For a polo club or private estate, that permanence is especially appealing.
The bronze can remain part of the landscape as the property develops around it.
At 180 cm high, the scale of this sculpture can be difficult to understand from measurements alone.
Our photographs showing a person beside the polo pony and rider provide a much clearer reference.
They immediately demonstrate how substantial the bronze is.
This is particularly useful when considering a position near a clubhouse, entrance or within a private estate.
The scale photographs also help customers judge how much surrounding space the sculpture deserves.
For an important online purchase, this real-world reference provides valuable reassurance before making a decision.
A sculpture of this quality deserves careful positioning.
First, consider where it will initially be seen.
An entrance creates immediate impact, while a more distant position allows the bronze to become part of a wider landscape.
Next, consider the background.
Open grass, mature trees, stone architecture and restrained planting could all complement the horse and rider beautifully.
Finally, give the sculpture enough room.
The polo subject already provides movement, detail and character.
Therefore, complicated surroundings are unnecessary.
Allow the workmanship to command the attention.
This Polo Pony and Jockey Bronze Horse Sculpture is a remarkable celebration of one of the world’s great equestrian sports.
Its impressive proportions provide the presence required for important settings.
However, it is the exceptional sporting detail that gives the bronze its real distinction.
For polo clubs, players, patrons, sponsors and collectors, the sculpture offers far more than an attractive horse and rider.
It represents horsemanship, competition, tradition and a shared passion for the game.
Position it as a landmark at a polo club, give it pride of place at a private estate or choose it to commemorate an exceptional contribution to the sport.
For the right buyer, this could become a sculpture with enormous personal and sporting significance.
Order securely online, or contact Avant Garden Bronzes if you would like to discuss its scale, positioning or suitability for your club, estate or property before purchasing.
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