HISTORY OF POLO – MANIPUR , THE JERUSALEM OF POLO
HISTORY OF POLO There is no denial of the fact that Argentina is the world leader of modern polo. Similarly, when it comes to the invention of the game, India’s […]
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How Bad Can It Get.
A broken/smaller whip is more potent at causing injury than the buckle or buttons on out side of shoes. How ever , surprisingly, rule book doesn’t say anything about minimum […]
When Polo Time Keeping Gets Tricky
Foul after first hooter Penalty is executed in next chakkar. Foul after first hooter of last chakkar ( Obviously with a tied score) Penalty is executed immediately with 5 […]
Rule 5 – Umpires and logic behind having two of them
Two mounted umpires , one refree in stands and 2 goal judges together control the conduct of a match. Goal judges help umpires when they are asked however the decision […]
POLO RULE – 4.A(1)
Minimal Essentials Approval of the Tournament Committee Not bring the team’s handicap beyond tournament limit Not to begin with a “losing player substitute” Not to substitute for more than one […]
POLO RULE – 4
What it Takes Number of players will be four per team in all games. No left-handed players are permitted. No player with dues outstanding to I.P.A can play. No player other than […]
POLO RULE – 3
The size of the ball will be 78 to 90 millimeters in diameter, and its weight may vary between the limits of 120 and 135 gms for plastic balls and […]
POLO RULE – 2
A polo field is as big as 11 foot ball ground. Total area covered is 12 acres . If the field is boarded then its 160 yard by 300 yard . […]
POLO RULES – 1
Polo can be played on a horse of any height As the game originate in the foothills of Manipur , it was played on ponies. Same restrictions were observed when […]
Results of Polo tournaments so far during Delhi Fall Polo Season 2017