Come March, and the Pink City breaks into an exultant celebration of life, a pre-Holi bash which centres around the Elephant. The camel may be the most visible symbol of Rajasthan, but when it comes to Rajput royalty, the elephant wins hands down -
HH Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur and St. Regis Connoisseur Nacho Figueras to play an exhibition match on 24th January. - See more at: http://www.indiainfoline.com/article/news-sector-hotels-tourism/st-regis-hotels-resorts-partners-with-the-rajasthan-polo-club-115012100359_1.html#sthash.LRX1FLqR.dpuf
Another great day’s polo went ahead this Thursday (January 22nd) at the VR Sports Club, in Bangkok, as part of the Thailand Polo King’s Cup, one of Asia’s leading polo tournaments of the year
Ghantoot Polo defeated Habtoor by 8 goals to 7 in the only match held today for the McLaren Cup at the Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club.
A very tight match faced Ghantoot with Habtoor. During the five chukkas, both teams battled for the victory that finally achieved Ghantoot by a one goal difference.
Dubai: A total of 10 teams from across the world have been confirmed for the sixth edition of the Dubai Gold Cup 2015 that gets under way from Friday [January 23].
Launched in 2009 by Mohammad Al Habtoor, the Dubai Polo Gold Cup (DPGC) has grown to become the region’s premier polo competition attracting some of the leading corporate executives from across the Gulf region and beyond.
The oldest and most prestigious polo tournament in New Zealand is soon to get underway with 24 teams entered across four handicap levels. The Mackenzie Salver -5 – 0 goal has six teams whilst The Riddiford and Levin Cup 2 – 3 goal, which was first introduced in 1928 as a junior section, has nine teams including British 1 goaler Will Brasher.
If you ever needed the motivation to just try something new - whatever your age and skill level - take inspiration from Shaikha Maitha Bint Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum.