A Junior Women’s team will travel to Plettenberg Bay next month, representing England against South Africa. The teams will play two matches, on 13 and 14 December, at Plettenberg Bay Polo Club, located on the south coast. The HPA’s Vix Borland will travel with the England players as team manager.

The England team will be:

  • Isabel Fall (2)
  • Alice Gregory (3)
  • Jemima Walker (3)
  • Beanie Bradley (4)

Playing against the South Africa team of:

  • Charlie Splisbury (4)
  • Liv Johnson (3)
  • Bayley Evans (3)
  • Alice Eustace (2)

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Isabel Fall

  • Handicap: 2 (Mixed -1)
  • Age: 15
  • Club: Toulston

Isabel took up polo at the age of 10, and is still a member at Toulston Polo Club where she started her career. She was awarded ‘Most Promising Female’ in the 2024 Rocksavage and is a member of the HPA’s Performance Pathway. Isabel is aiming to become a professional polo player – so that she can play all year round!

Alice Gregory

  • Handicap: 3 (Mixed 0)
  • Age: 17
  • Club: Tedworth

Alice took up polo with the Hampshire Hunt Pony Club aged 7, crediting her love of the sport to the “legendary” Max, and Domino, owned by Rosie Fonseca. With every summer geared towards the Pony Club Championships at Cowdray, her polo highlight was winning the exhibition match on the 2022 International Day at Guards. Alice has trained with Heloise Wilson-Smith and Rosie Ross, who she describes as “truly inspirational”, and plans to take a gap year before university to play as much polo as possible!

Jemima Walker

  • Handicap: 3 (Mixed 0)
  • Age: 19
  • Club: Beaufort

Jemima started her polo career playing at Beaufort Polo Club, and has played from Pony Club up to mixed 12-goal, including subbing in the 2024 Queen’s Cup for Park Place. She is a member of the HPA’s Performance Pathway and has spent time in New Zealand and South Africa playing in the winter months. Jemima aims to play in the Ladies High Goal and is focusing on polo full time since leaving school.

Beanie Bradley

  • Handicap: 4 (Mixed 1)
  • Age: 20
  • Club: Cowdray

Sabine ‘Beanie’ Bradley got her start in polo through Pony Club, playing the Jorrocks. She has represented England twice, winning against Argentina, won the Pink Polo Queen’s Cup in Thailand, and was the first woman to win the Cowdray Pimms’ Cup. Her goal is to reach a 10-goal ladies handicap; she names England’s Hazel Jackson and Argentina’s Lia Savlo as her top inspirations.