A Trophy with History: A Closer Look at the Joe Barry Memorial and its Namesake👇
 🔹The Joe Barry Memorial was named after legendary U.S. 9-goaler Harold A. “Joe” Barry. 🔹The tournament was founded in his honor in 2005, three years after his passing. 🔹The trophy is a bronze sculpture that is a recreation of an iconic moment from the 1979 World Cup when Barry was captured in a photo kneeling on the field with his Hall of Fame pony Alabama. 🔹Barry was inducted into the Polo Hall of Fame in 1999. 🔹Nationally, he won six U.S. Open Polo Championships, three USPA Gold Cups, three Silver Cups, two Butler Handicaps and one North American Cup. 🔹Internationally, he played on the U.S. team for the Cup of the Americas twice. 🔹He also won the inaugural Coronation Cup in 1971 and the Camacho Cup. 🔹The Joe Barry Memorial will serve as the first qualifying leg of four prestigious national tournaments (Ylvisaker Cup, Iglehart Cup, Outback Cup) culminating in the NPC 16-Goal Championship in Apri...