EVENTS
The Royal Salute Most Valuable Player was Mohammed Habtoor, and
the Jaeger-LeCoultre Best Playing Pony was Bochinche.
Co-founder Tom Hudson said, “In this Year of Tolerance in the UAE, we
are delighted to once again bring together so many people from all
around the World. Over the last decade, we are proud of what British
Polo Day has become and are humbled by the continuous support of
players, patrons and partners.”
Ian Moore, Chief Commercial Officer at VistaJet, added: “Our
customers expect the most extraordinary experiences at the highest
standards. Their passions become our passions and supporting
them is a cornerstone of the VistaJet brand. In partnering on such
opportunities with British Polo Day, we are able to continue to deliver
second-to-none events to our community.”
British Polo Day was delighted to welcome back former England
Polo Captain and Royal Salute World Polo Ambassador, Malcolm
Borwick, to play at his lucky thirteenth British Polo Day event,
captaining the Royal Salute British Exiles team and thrilling the
guests with his expert horsemanship and charm.
To celebrate the occasion off the field, guests were treated to drams
of Royal Salute 21-Year-Old, toasting to the brand’s longstanding
support of polo and the lifestyle it accompanies. Dating back more
than a decade, Royal Salute’s involvement in polo continues to
thrive today, featuring a truly global programme of events spanning
four continents and an exquisite collection of polo-inspired ‘Sport
of Kings’.
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