Consultants working with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet worked to survey the Hamburg Place/Iroquois Hunt Club Polo Fields in 2023. These investigations documented what was once the former Iroquois Hunt Club Polo Fields, a portion of the larger Hamburg Place, a thoroughbred farm owned by the Madden family since the late nineteenth century. In the 1930s, Edward Madden, son of the original owner, John E. Madden, developed the site located at 2950 Winchester Road into polo grounds due to his keen interest in the sport. The popularity of polo waxed and waned between the World Wars but had largely become a relic of the past in Kentucky by the 1950s. The property is characterized by a collection of structures including gated entryways, two polo barns with adjacent corncribs, a stable, a metal corncrib, a pond, two tenant houses, an equipment shed, two barns, a clubhouse and a root cellar.