Jock Mackay an internationally celebrated Polo player who represents the fifth generation of an immediate family that first settled on the property in 1838.

Jock grew up on Cangon and became a thoroughly competent rider well before his teenage years. He’s since traveled the globe playing professional Polo in more than 10 different countries — reaching the handicap of 5 goals. He’s also been an Australian representative player many times over.

Polo and general horse husbandry is very much in Jock’s blood. His father Jamie was also an acclaimed Australian Polo player, making his test debut against New Zealand in 1974 before being appointed captain of Australia in 1986.

In fact Jock’s grandfather Ken, too, was an equally revered horseman, with both of Jock’s forebears being inducted into the Hunter Region Sporting Hall of Fame.