October 2, 2019
I have been privileged to course design a World Cup show at Thai Polo for the last few years. Getting the invitation is always nice, and I appreciate that they are accommodating enough to let me choose from their three dates, which one I take. It is not easy to […]
September 29, 2019
I struck another one off my bucket list, when I played Winston yesterday. It was on my bucket list to breed and play my own horse. I bred Winston from Yeo Kuo Lee’s stallion Winchester, out of one of my favorite mares, Nata. Pictured above is a photo of Winston […]
September 20, 2019
My handicap was put down to zero by the RMPA at the handicap meeting at the end of the season. I was one of three players moved down. I wasn’t disappointed, because it was a change that I had asked for.
September 18, 2019
Malaysia confirmed the selection of two squads of seven players each for the two divisions of the 30th South East Asian Games Polo Tournament.
September 11, 2019
The haze is back with a vengeance, and threatening to shut down outdoor sports. Polo has already taken a hit, with today’s RSPC Triple Crown games being postponed till tomorrow. Hopefully the wind will change direction and blow the haze away. Otherwise, we have not much hope of completing the […]
September 8, 2019
I am thrilled to be featured in the latest FIP Magazine, along with such polo luminaries as Ambassador Glenn Holden, Nina Clarkin and JJ Diaz Alberdi.
September 7, 2019
The new format of the Olympic Show Jumping team competition that will be use in Tokyo 2020 has taken a shelling from such esteemed riders as Steve Guerdat, Ludger Beerbaum, Cian O’Connor and Eric Lamaze. The FEI has announced a new format with just three riders per team – […]
September 3, 2019
As the RSPC Triple Crown Final gets underway, I shall be at a TD’s meeting in Manila, attending on behalf of FIP, helping to get the SEA Games Polo back on track. Thailand appears to have pulled out, and Singapore polo is rudderless at present. Hosts Philippines will be very […]