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After the match, Harrison and Tognini took the field, both mounted on Argentine criollo geldings. She rode the steady cremello Peron, owned by Tognini’s patron Phil Karber.
Chicho is known for his spectacularly patterned rump, his many Best Playing Pony awards, and the fact that only Tognini can ride him. It was fitting that he carry his master to the altar, or at least to the stout oak under which the couple exchanged vows.
They did so against the orange glow of the setting sun and the backdrop of the Seagers’ 18th-century stone cottage.
Then the 10-piece salsa band opened up for the newlywed’s first dance and the party was on.
In keeping with polo and Argentine traditions, untold quantities of marbled Virginian Angus steaks were slowly grilled on charcoal embers for the asado. No fancy finger food for that crowd.
Aside from the usual bouquet-tossing, single females tugged at ribbons embedded in the wedding cake, hoping to draw the ring which would augur their own impending marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Tognini then decamped to pack for their flight to Costa Rica for the honeymoon. The party, as is the norm for festivities at the Seagers’, continued on until 4 the next morning.
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