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2. Oxford University Polo Club Varsity teams - Wikipedia

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   This list details the Oxford University Polo Club Varsity teams that have competed in the Varsity Polo Match against Cambridge University since its inception in 1878. [1] Members of the teams are traditionally known as Blues, or Oxford specific as Dark Blue. The original conditions are:

3. Cambridge University Polo Club - Wikipedia

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   The Varsity Polo Match, by Frank Dadd. The club was founded in 1873 by John Fitzwilliam. [5] Originally, the colours of the club were maroon and yellow and, after some discussions and the sanction of the Cambridge University Boat Club, the following rule was passed : "That the Polo Five be allowed to wear a light blue polo shirt, white forage cap, and belt".

4. The Varsity Polo Match - Wikipedia

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   Members of both teams are traditionally known as Blues, with Oxford in dark blue and Cambridge in light blue. The polo match is held annually, attracting normally around 500 up to 5000 spectators due to royal participants. [8] [9] It usually takes place at the beginning of June at Guards Polo Club. The Varsity Match was most recently contested ...

5. Dressing Like the Ralph Lauren Polo Bear Is the Latest TikTok ...

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   In 1990, Jerry's colleagues "had a Steiff bear dressed in Jerry's likeness—blue oxford shirt, tartan tie, cable-knit sweater—and presented it to him for his birthday. At the same time, a ...

6. Oxford University Polo Club - Wikipedia

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   Old Oxonians: polo at Hurlingham with the three Nickalls brothers and Ernest Brassey (left to right) in 1903. Currently, polo is a Discretionary Full Blue sport at Oxford University. [41] A maximum of 4 Half Blues can be awarded at the discretion of the captain with regards to the impact made in the 'A' Varsity team.

7. Blue (university sport) - Wikipedia

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   Athletes at the University of Cambridge may be awarded a full blue (or simply a blue), half blue, first team colours or second team colours for competing at the highest level of university sport, which must include being in a varsity match or race against the University of Oxford. A full blue is the highest honour that may be bestowed on a ...