With Putrajaya’s field being totally returfed, it will not be playable till the SEA Games. Now the Malaysian Open has been officially postponed.  I should have seen it coming. 

My run of back-to-back World Cups is finally over and as I wrap up in Pattaya, I contemplate what is next. Normally it would be my time to get myself ready to play in the Merdeka League.  But with insufficient 

We have made through the qualifying games of the Fortune Heights FIP Snow Polo World Cup with very few casualties.  I am happy to report that the horses are holding up very well, but there are a few combatants who

I am back in Tianjin, China, at the Metropolitan Polo Club.  I am running the Fortune Heights FIP Snow Polo World Cup for the sixth time.  And it isn’t any easier.  We haven’t even started and already we have been

In 2011 we had seven countries participate the last time Malaysia hosted the Zone D Playoffs for the World Polo Championship.  This year Malaysia is again hosting it, but there are only two countries participating.

My incredible run of shows has started – I am off to Thailand today for the start of the B Grimm Thai Polo Open at Thai Polo & Equestrian Club.  I will be at the tournament briefing today as the

La Dolfina’s 16-12 win over Ellerstina was a very good final.  The game was very close till the last chukka.  It was tied 12-12 but I never thought Ellerstina could do it.  La Dolfina were the superior team again this 

Natasha and I are heading to Argentina.  Next stop, Buenos Aires, Argentina.  Well, actually, not the next stop but the next stop after Istanbul and then Sao Paulo.  After about 32 hours of travel time.   Yes, it is on the