January 11, 2020

The Debate on Mounted Units

On Thursday, The Star newspaper published a Star Metro front page article about the two mounted units, DBKL and Putrajaya, in Malaysia.   Titled Commanding versatility, StarMetro reported on the role, history and maintenance of horse units established by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and Putrajaya Corporation (PPj).
January 7, 2020

Thai Polo Open 2020

The Thai Polo Open 2020 starts this week at Thai Polo & Equestrian Club, with six teams.  Thai Polo are joined by La Familia, Jogo Polo and HIS Polo (Royal Pahang) who have made the trek from Malaysia, and are playing for RMPA International League points.   They are joined […]
January 3, 2020

POLO 101 by KL Academy of Polo

KL Academy of Polo launched a new course called POLO 101 yesterday.  This course is designed to get riders started into polo.  POLO 101 consists of 16 lessons in total, held twice a week, over two months. 
January 1, 2020

2020 – A New Beginning

The new year period is usually when we reflect on the past twelve months and look ahead.  It is a little more poignant this year as 2019 is the end of a decade.
December 28, 2019

UTM Equine Management Lecture

I was recently invited by Dr. Fuziaton, the head of the faculty, to give a talk on course design to the graduating class of UTM’s Equine Management B.Sc. course.  It was a great honor to be given the chance to interact with these young people who are hoping to be […]
December 11, 2019

Conclusions from the SEA Games

I’m finally home after 19 long days at the SEA Games in the Philippines.  It felt like a long trip as there were very few social functions, other than a welcome dinner at the start of the event. 
December 9, 2019

30SEAGPolo: Silver for the Youngsters

It was one match too far for the young Malaysian Tigers.  Despite coming off a perfect qualifying run, the Malaysian team in the B Division fell to the hard running experience of the Brunei team in Monday’s final of the SEA Games Polo.  
December 8, 2019

30SEAGPolo: Into the Final II

The young Malaysian team of Imran Moiz, Keith Teh, Mohd Zulhelmie (Lalo) and Rashid Hasnan completed qualifying unbeaten in the B Division of the South East Asian Games Polo Tournament. They disposed of the Indonesia 7-2 yesterday, to qualify in first place for Monday morning’s final.