Galloping Through Life

‘Galloping Through Life’ charts the author’s enchanting childhood in rural Ireland, his time at Eton and Sandhurst, and his career as a young cavalry officer in the 10th Hussars where he made his name both as an amateur jockey in both point-to-point and National Hunt racing and as a show-jumper. It also introduces the reader to the glamorous world of international polo and famous players such as the author’s two polo-playing first cousins the Marquis of Waterford, and Lord Patrick Beresford, and also the author’s close friend the late Major Ronald Ferguson, a fellow technical adivsor to Jilly Cooper’s ‘Polo.’