Pepe Heguy, a quadruple champion of the Palermo Open, discusses his distinguished career and the changes within the sport of polo. Known for his unique style, he was not just a goal scorer but a strategic player who excelled at identifying opponents' weaknesses. Heguy emphasizes the importance of education, having prioritized his agronomy studies over a premature career in polo, carrying on a family legacy of excellence in the sport.

Throughout his career, Heguy became a prominent figure in polo circles, both for his skill on the field and his intellect off it. He recalls an era that demanded a different kind of mentality—one that was aggressive yet clever. He critiques current trends in polo, dubbing some of today’s players as partaking in a different version of the sport altogether while expressing pride in how the game has evolved. Heguy's insights reveal a deep connection to the roots of polo, and he reflects on how the sport's foundations have shaped its future.

As a father and a figure in this historic sport, Heguy's perspective provides valuable reflections on personal legacy and the next generation of players. He conveys a sense of pride in his family's ties to polo while advocating for a balance between tradition and progressive change. Heguy's narrative not only highlights his personal experiences but also serves as a lens through which we can appreciate the richness of polo's history and its promising future.