It’s a busy December for KL Academy of Polo. We have quite a few events. It starts with the launch of a T.E.A.M. Talent Program on Saturday 4th December, followed by a Training Horse Show the next day. Then the big one, the 1st Malaysia Youth Polo Tournament, which is paired with a dismounted Pony Club Rally from 17th to 19th December. Finally we have a more traditional Pony Club Christmas Camp from Tuesday 21st to Thursday 23rd December.
Pony Clubbers can be part of the 1st Malaysia Youth Polo Tournament by joining our Pony Club Rally on 17th to 19th December 2021. This is a ‘dismounted rally’, with no riding involved. However, each Pony Club house will be assigned a team playing in the 1st Malaysia Youth Polo Tournament. They will be part of this team, assisting the players and grooms, and cheering their team through the tournament. Each Pony Clubber will receive a team shirt, a tournament memento and a certificate of participation in the 1st Malaysia Youth Polo Tournament.
This rally is recognised as a Youth Development Camp by the Federation of International Polo. It is held at The Selangor Polo Club.
Pony Club Christmas Camp Fun! KL Academy of Polo is organising a 3-Day sports camp on Tuesday 21st to Thursday 23rd December 2021. Each day will comprise a 3-hour session from 8 AM to 11 AM, that includes teaching and fun sections on:
- Daily Riding Lessons
- Pony Club Instruction
- Safety Around Horses
- Grooming & Stable Management
- Pony Club Games and Quizzes
- Fancy Dress Pony Contest
- Christmas Pony Club Lunch
This sports camp is limited to an age group of 6 to 14 years old and will be separated into sub-age groups. The instructors for this camp are Ms Beverly Whittel, Christopher Ladbrook, Ali Akbar, Suresh Soundarajan, Ms Ernee Zolkafle, and Peter Abisheganaden.
The cost of this camp is RM1,000 or RM900 for TSPC Members, which includes an RSPC pony club tee-shirt, and snacks.
T.E.A.M. Talent Program
T Training
E Education
A Advancement
M Mentoring
- It is a series of training clinics and shows designed to improve the equitation of our riders.
- To better prepare riders for competitions, whether in-house, digital or national.
- Further rider’s knowledge about riding and horsemanship.
- 3 clinics and/or competitions a year.
- Open to all ages
KL Academy of Polo is looking for riders to join our T.E.A.M., for talented riders to progress in future competitions. Riders from Group 1 (Beginners) and Group 2 (Advanced) will be considered. T.E.A.M. Riders will receive on-going training towards competitions and will get first choice of school horses to compete on.
Please WhatsApp +60 11-1638 3835 or email: admin@klacademyofpolo.com to enroll in any of these events.
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