11 Facts About Adolfo Cambiaso

Adolfo Cambiaso was born on 15 April 1975 and is an Argentine professional polo player with a 10-goal handicap rating.

Adolfo Cambiaso's awards included the Olimpia de Plata award as the most important Argentine polo player of 1997, and the best player at the final of the Abierto Argentino 1997, with a record 67 goals in the 1998 Abierto Argentino.

Adolfo Cambiaso left Ellerstina, and became successful with his own team, La Dolfina, which he co-founded with Bartolome Castagnola, and won the Campeonato Argentino Abierto de Polo in 2002.

Adolfo Cambiaso continued playing successfully for Dubai in England, but became captain for team Crab Orchard in the US, winning the US Open and the USPA Gold Cup.

Adolfo Cambiaso scored 535 goals in the Argentine Open alone, breaking the record held by Bautista Heguy with 531 goals.

Adolfo Cambiaso played for the Argentina national team since 2002 when they won the Copa Quilmes.

Adolfo Cambiaso's most recognized horses included Mambo, Bruma and Dolfina Cuartetera.

At age 25 Adolfo Cambiaso decided to create his own breeding business from scratch, as well as the polo team La Dolfina.

Adolfo Cambiaso was approached by polo enthusiast Texan Alan Meeker of Crestview Genetics.

In 2001 Adolfo Cambiaso married former model and Argentine television presenter Maria Vazquez.

Adolfo Cambiaso won the Platinum Konex Award in 2000 and 2010 as the best poloist of each decade in Argentina.