The Festival of Polo and my 5th and final Malaysian Ladies Polo Championship was a huge success in terms of it being a social event.  With three teams, the Pink Polo was not the best format, but the final two

I agreed to play for Singapore yesterday in their practice match at the Festival of Polo, only because Keith Yeo could not make it for the practice.  I really had too much to do and shouldn’t played, but Singapore needed …

HLF Polo showed they could do it, with the right attitude.  They must have read this blog. In the RMPA International League Final against Thai Polo, they gave it everything they had in the final chukka, and attacked.  It won 

The RMPA International League Final is again highlighting how close the teams are in the high goal in Malaysia this season.  Thai Polo and HLF both inflicted defeats to La Sarita, consigning them to the subsidiary final.  It means that …

Occasionally I can fit in some course designing into my weekends.  I am tied up with polo for over 30 weekends a year, so my chances to go course designing are pretty limited. It came together this weekend, and I 

I gave a little to the NZ cause supporting Chele Clarkin, whose home burnt down recently.  Although I have never met Chele, I played with her late husband Paul Clarkin, winning the 1992 Rolex International in Singapore.  She lost a 

The Royal Pahang Classic was a very good tournament, and while La Sarita took the maximum league points to keep the RMPA International League mathematically still alive, Thai Polo got their revenge in the Pahang Classic Cup final.

It was excellent watching 58 year old Nick Skelton win the individual gold at the Rio Olympic Games.  Of course he jumped well, and from the first spot in the jump-off too.  He had the experience to go quick and