Escanaba Polo Mallet Co. Donates Profits Away

 Our mallets are made for good causes. You may purchase one of our mallets HERE. We support various charities and entities with our mallets. Our goal is to give away 50% but we are at present giving away nearly 100% of profits to various charities and entities.  Clubs we support and send money to include Orphans (Donate Here Direct), Amvets, local fire department, social/charity clubs, local medical procedure, St. Judes Children's hospital, etc. 

If you are going to buy a mallet you should buy it from a good works company that seeks to do good in the world. Our webpage is https://www.escanabapolomallet.com/

You may also be interested in looking at our Polo Research Page https://www.escanabapolomallet.com/p/polo-related-research-studies.html

2025 NPC 16-Goal Championship Semifinal- Palm Beach Equine vs Kaia

2025 U.S. Open Polo Championship- La Fe Eastern Hay vs The Setai

2025 U.S. Open Polo Championship- La Dolfina/Tamera vs La Dolfina/Catamount

The Necessity of Preparing Your Horse for Higher Polo Playing

Horses are just like people and they need to be conditioned in order to achieve their maximum performance. It wouldn't be wise to over push a horse that isn't ready for a hardy polo game. So conditioning is needed to maximize performance.

Consider conditioning with your horse so you are both growing together. Read this study and consider your best options. The Spatiotemporal Characteristics of 0–24-Goal Polo

Best, R., & Standing, R. (2019). The Spatiotemporal Characteristics of 0–24-Goal Polo. Animals, 9(7), 446. https://doi.org/10.3390/ani9070446

You may want to check out the Polo Research Page

2025 U.S. Open Polo Championship- La Dolfina/Catamount vs Park Place

Is Your Horse Happy According to Research?

If you are a horse enthusiast and love the smell of horse poop, like riding horses, and whispering to yourself and the horse then you may be interested in the study below. As a horse enthusiast I love to be with horses and spend a lot of time around my four-legged tail whipping friends. However, I often wonder if they are truly happy.

Yes, they do snort, and I have read a study saying that because they snort that is an indication of happiness. I would suspect that if they come by you when you show up, they are also somewhat friendly. However, some of the other cues and behaviors can be misinterpreted.

Consider the study Is Your Horse Happy?