Aadityavikram, a three times Child/Junior Best Rider (National Champion ) is an avid rider of International repute. Just being 16 years old, this young jumping enthusiast has achieved a lot of success in national & international arenas

Janmejai Singh Rathore is a direct descendant of Jodhpur’s founder. This royal house of the Rathore clan of Rajputs traces its lineage to the Rashtrakuta solar dynasty from 8th century AD.

Born into the royal house of the Rathore clan of Rajputs, Bhanwar Kartikeya Singh Rathore realised his passion early in life and went on to become the country’s youngest polo player.

International Show jumper from Sweden

A -2 goal polo player and co-owner of Chennai Polo & Riding Club

One of the top professional players of country , who has played maximum world cups and have won 3 IPA Open back to back

Fouaad Mirza is an equestrian from Bangalore, India, who is the first Indian to qualify, compete and complete the event at Olympics. Not only complete, rather he was placed within first 25 riders who performed for the finals.

A budding polo player from the family which could easily be called the Mercenaries of Polo -playing for various Kingdoms of Old Hindoostan

A first class Noble from Udaipur. Class personified. Effective on an off the field.

A 12 year old polo player with Chennai Polo & Riding Club, playing at -2 handicap.

An HPA -2, Peyton is currently playing for University of London Polo Club. She primarily plays at Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club and back in Scotland she  can be seen at  Kinross Polo Club.

Under the tutelage of Colonel Faiz Siddiqui, this dashing and aggressive young player from Bangalore has covered the journey from -2 to Indian World Cup team in just 6 years.

The young & handsome , determine to make it big on an off the field.

Arjuna Awardee , Ex 6 goaler and one of the best polo player country has ever produced.

Sherif Amin is a polo player from Egypt with 1 goal handicap.

Siddhant Sharma is one of the most promising star of Indian Polo scene. Presently playing at a handicap of 4 goals, this young lad has a potential to reach way further up. A strong desire to be better than yesterday drives Siddhant to continue working hard.