With this issue of Racing World we complete our 7th year of publication, covering the exciting world of Equine sport – horse racing, polo and other equestrian events. Having moved into unchartered territory in August 2003, we are happy to have established ourselves in this niche market providing enthusiasts of the sport with comprehensive information, detailed reviews, timely previews, profile interviews, news and views, breeding and pedigree updates, racing statistics and lots of interesting racing information. Polo has been an intrinsic part of Racing World and we have tried to cover as many events as possible during the polo season. Over the past seven years we have had writers from around the globe show interest in writing for Racing World and this has added a new dimension with an international perspective. Promoting all aspects of equine sport is our objective and we hope that those connected with the sport will contribute with ideas that will invoke more interest to those already involved with the sport as well as to attract new entrants to the game. We take this opportunity to thank all our supporters, advertisers, subscribers, contributors and the racing fan in general who have supported us this far. As we commence our 8th year of publication we look forward to your continued support.
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POLO : JUNE - JULY 2010
DB Realty Southern Command Cup Polo
The DB Realty Southern Command Cup Polo finals were hosted by the Amateur Rider’s Club amidst much fanfare and glitz. Held at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, the match was played between Cavalry Blue (Army) and Prisil Cowboys ASC. The match played in four quarters of seven and a half minutes offered viewers loads of ...
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ASIA CUP POLO
In a gripping match the Amateur Rider’s Club faced the All England Polo team in the Asia Cup Polo event. The match was a part of the 63rd Annual Horse Show and Polo Championship held at the Mahalaxmi Polo Ground. The Indian team represented by Samir Suhag, Vishal Chouhan, Shyam Mariwala, Harsh Piramal and Ravi Rathore took on the English side of Jack Kidd, Henry Brett, Jamie Morrison and John Bunn. While the Indian team had a...
handicap of + 12, the England team was only a point higher. With only one practise match, the visitors hardly had enough time to get used to the horses. Yet, they took on the hostswith a lead of 2-0 in the first chukker but in the second chukker the Indians scored two goals to neutralise it. But, in...
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NIGHT ARENA Polo Match
Night Arena Polo is an exciting, innovative game of Polo played as a shorter version in a smaller area with just three players in each team. The shorter the distance, the faster the movement on the field. This version of the game also keeps the audience on the edge of their seats as they’ve better visual contact with the players, the action and understand the game better. This fun evening of Polo was hosted by the Amateur Riders’ Club and sponsored by Byram Jeejeebhoy, Five Star Bulk Carriers Ltd. and L’Official magazine at the Mahalaxmi Race Course...
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ROHAN LIFESCAPES MG & G Area Cup
The Army and the Amateur Riders’ Club (ARC) teams battled it out in a fascinating match for the Rohan Lifescapes MG & G Cup. Though the Army had a half goal advantage to begin with, the ARC started off well with two goals in the first chukker and three in the second, with the Army scoring nil in both. But, the Army bucked up and scored two...
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