"Sunset "Sunny" Hale" is a professional polo player and one of the few women to play on pro teams consisting almost entirely of men. In 2000, she was on the winning team in the U.S. Open Polo Championship, becoming the first woman to do so. At the time of the 2000 championship, she outranked 96 percent players in the world, including men.

Described as "the most famous female polo player in the world," Sunny has also been active in developing women's polo. Sunny been named the most valuable female polo player seven times, and has been called "the most influential person in where women’s polo is today."

Sunny's mother, [http://www.sshale.com/ Sue Sally Hale], competed as a polo player 1950s and '60s disguised as a man. Sunny Hale was inducted into the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame Fame in 2012.

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He is a fantastic player. He is just a genius on the field. He has such a great mind for it, reading plays and anticipating what's going to happen. He is one step above everyone else who is trying to make a plan.

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The format is new not only to polo but to women's polo. Basically, it's an opportunity for the top women from around the world to play. By having them qualify from all over, we are able to attract the best players in the world. We can start building this and it will only get better.

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When you can look up the field and see Adolfo in the same color jersey as you, things are probably going to be OK.

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We were one of the favorites. Audi put up a huge competitive game. It was a lot closer than we thought.

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