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IMAGE GALLERY: Skies Break for Opening Day at Myopia Polo

Sun warmed Gibney Field as a 200-plus person crowd gathered to watch the Joseph Poor Memorial Tournament.

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Action opened for the season on Sunday for the opening polo match at . Click through for some of the scenes from a May day on the nation's oldest active polo grounds.

Black Oak won 8-6. Goals were scored by Amanda and Allison Poor, Bill Coke had a several goals, Franz Colloredo-Mansfeld had three, Seppi Colloredo-Mansfeld had two goals and other goals were scored by Cissie Snow, Dave Strouss and Kurt Miller.

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