Polo resumed in England, at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club, with the second match of The Prince of Wales Trophy, a tournament that usually marks the beginning of the high goal season in the UK. Seven 22 goal teams are competing for the title. Park Place, one of the season favourites, beat
The polo world rejoiced on Saturday following the HPA’s statement that competitive polo could commence. As action begins, a set of rule changes based on social distancing guidelines will be enforced. “I was asked to form a committee of umpires, club managers, and players to review some potential rule variances to start to get
AS OF JUNE 3rd: 1) The requirement for social distancing and strict hygiene protocols continues as does a policy of limiting numbers for gatherings. Clubs and individuals shall adhere to the Government C-19 guidance as described at the time in general. These may change at short notice. 2) The HPA has revised Directive No 1
1) OUTLOOK a) Dates and restrictions continue to be dependent on the various tests set by the Government being met, but Government has now announced the start of Stage Three, a framework to progress the return to ‘Domestic Competition – No Spectators’ for elite teams/athletes, defined as those who derive a living from competing in
1) OUTLOOK a) Dates and restrictions are dependent on the various tests set by the Government being met, so that Government can announce that they are moving into Step 2. The start date for Step 2, which allows for sporting events behind closed doors, is not before 1 June. b) The aim is to implement a successful
The Hurlingham Polo Association also announced on Wednesday (May 13th) the procedures for exercising, training, and polo activities. They stated the following: Clubs shall adhere to the Government C-19 guidance as described at the time in general. These may change at short notice. The HPA will be issuing the following Directive: “No member of the