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In the 1930’s a semi-wealthy landowner and small-scale dairy farmer on Harris Road thought Pitt meadows would be a perfect place to raise polo ponies and for weekend polo matches. With this in mind he turned much of his property into a polo pitch. Alas, it was not to be – the polo pitch went and so did the land owner. He moved his creamery to Vancouver and it eventually became Jersey Farms.<\/p>\r\n

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Polo Anyone

In the 1930’s a semi-wealthy landowner and small-scale dairy farmer on Harris Road thought Pitt meadows would be a perfect place to raise polo ponies and for weekend polo matches. With this in mind he turned much of his property into a polo pitch. Alas, it was not to be – the polo pitch went and so did the land owner. He moved his creamery to Vancouver and it eventually became Jersey Farms.

 

*Please note: We are unsure of where the farm would have originally been located, just that it was along Harris Road.

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Details:

Latitude: 49.2187084547122

Longitude: -122.68921037847

Direct Link: https://www.pittmeadowsmuseum.com/locations/polo-anyone