About Us

Red Eagle Ranch is 60-acre estate centered in a 500-acre equestrian complex. We have a beautifully manicured stadium-sized grass field where most our lessons are conducted as well as two all-weather, outdoor arenas.  You will not find a better equipped, dedicated polo training facility anywhere in America. 
If you are serious about becoming a polo player and are ready to apply yourself, 
then this is the training program for you.
Red Eagle Ranch is owned and operated by Mary Louise Muldoon.  Mary's background includes a degree in Animal Science and Racetrack Management from the University of Arizona, she has a license in several states to train racehorses at the track, and is a 1-goal rated player and a certified USPA Umpire.  Her polo-playing assistant Kyla Hackman and Mary's husband Dante are always on hand to aid in the training program.

There is plenty of room to spread out and enjoy yourself at the Red Eagle Ranch among the quiet, shaded hardwood groves or at the clubhouse by the pond.  The Ranch property is an important Civil War era farm and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.  Polo players, their families and friends all enjoy the relaxing nature of the Ranch and the positive energy that is felt there.  Come out soon and become part of the Red Eagle Polo community...you'll be glad that you did.

Your hosts at Red Eagle Ranch
Mary and Dante

Our Players

Our players come from all walks of life, including business consultants, doctors, lawyers, military officers, photographers, forensic scientists, and students among many other enthusiasts.

Playing Fields

We have a well-maintained grass field for play June through September and two outdoor arenas for year-round training and competition.

Horses & Tack

We supply all that you will need to get started, except boots (but we do have a few extra pairs of those on hand).  You supply the competitive spirit and a desire to learn and improve.

Our Season

Because of the unique facilities at Red Eagle Ranch we play polo year round and only  snowstorms, tropical deluges or heat advisories will keep us from training and playing.