Isikali esisele sibonisa inani elilinganisiwe lomuthi osele esibayeni sesirinji (Fig. K). ngasekupheleni kweminyaka yama--1800, lesi simo sasinselelwa yizifundazwe ezimbili, bobabili bathi lezi ziqhingi zazabo. impi ende yezomthetho yazama ukuxazulula ukuthi yiziphi iziqhingi ezazingezona zabo. ekugcineni, ikomidi elikhethekile lasungulwa ukuze lihlolisise isiqhingi ngasinye futhi emva kwalokho lunikeze kwelinye izwe noma elinye. ngokuqondakalayo, lezi ziqhingi azivunyelwe ukuba zihlukaniswe phakathi. ngo--1895, i--'vaal river island treaty 'isayinwe. i--transvaal yayineziqhingi eziyikhulu kanti i--free state yayinamashumi ayisishigalolunye. manje yilokho engikubiza ngokuthi indawo yokuhlala! lol. those are funny, and very evil ^--^ im gonna use the second one on my mom hehe ^ isig. 10 ukufumana imininingwana ngokukhetha ibizelo, qala isahluko 38 sencwadi ethi, intsha iyabuza—izimpendulo ezisebenzayo, umqulu 2. parents have filed a $100 million civil suit while Goodman’s biological children are fighting to reverse the adoption. The annual Museum of Polo Gala is a must for many from Middleburg including Andi Gilman, who took time out from her horses and her imported Scottish salmon business, justthebest.com, to fly down with attorney Dick Riemenschneider for a long weekend. A highlight of the event, held in a tent at the museum with dinner and dancing to the sounds of the John Cat Band, was the posthumous induction into the Hall of Fame of James P. “Jimmy” Mills Sr. His daughter, Mimi AbelSmith, has been spending the winter on Jupiter Island, and his son, James P. “Jimmy” Mills Jr. were scheduled to accept the award. A lifelong devotee of the sport, Mills, who died in 1987 at age 78, led his Yale team to the Intercollegiate Indoor Championships in 1931 and 1932. Rated eight goals (with 10 being the very best) at age 25, he won the 1933 U.S. Open, the Monty Waterbury Cup in 1933 and 1936 and the Junior Championship (now known as the Silver Cup) in 1929 and 1933. He joins other notable sportsmen in the hall, including Winston Guest, Averell Harriman and Harry Payne Whitney. “I remember as a little girl traveling to Colorado with him and we came upon his favorite old polo pony in a field,” Mimi Mills recalls.“The pony’s name was Quaker and he was long retired, but he ran right up to my father. It was so meaningful years later. He loved his horses.” Mills played on the victorious East team in the 1934 East-West series and in England won the Hurlingham Champion Cup, the Roehampton Open Cup and the Coronation Cup. His much-celebrated career was cut short when he developed debilitating spinal arthritis in his late 30s. While he did give up polo, horses remained a large part of his life and for many years a charity polo match in his honor was played to benefit those suffering from the disease. SAVE THE DATE: Chris Ohrstrom, a historic paints and wallpaper expert who has consulted at Colonial Williamsburg, Monticello and the White House, is scheduled to speak March 29 at Long Branch in Millwood as part of the Nancy St. Clair Talley Lecture Series. For details 540-837-1856 or locket@historiclongbranch.com.