Dewlish Cuartel
By Dolfina Cuarteto de Nos — as deep a pedigree as the game has. Bred by Adolfo Cambiaso's La Dolfina, he is a son of Wembley, out of a clone of the famous Dolfina Cuartetera.
Out of Vasca Juliana, bred by the Heguys in Argentina, who played the high goal in the UK for Park Place.
The bloodline
- Sire's sire
Wembley
Played by the best in the game until the age of 23, and so admired for his longevity that American polo named an award after him — the Wembley, for excellence at the highest level. This pedigree carries his clone, Wembley I.
- Sire's dam
Dolfina Cuartetera
The best mare Adolfo Cambiaso has ridden — 'one in a billion' in his own words — and voted the number one horse in polo's Hall of Fame. La Dolfina cloned her many times; this pedigree carries clone five.
- Dam's sire
Vasco Faraon
A prolific Heguy stallion — played the Argentine Open four times with Eduardo Heguy, and Gran Campeón Macho at the 2008 Rural.
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