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cowdray park polo club academy learn to play at the home of british polo join us for some of the greatest sporting fixtures of 2017 [email protected] 07957 468 220 cowdray park polo club academy learn to play at the home of british polo join us for some of the greatest sporting fixtures of 2017 [email protected] 07957 468 220 cowdray park polo club academy learn to play at the home of british polo join us for some of the greatest sporting fixtures of 2017 07957 468 220 [email protected] home about lessons contact the club cowdray park polo club is widely acknowledged as the home of british polo. the sport has been played here since 1910. following the second world war, john cowdray, 3rd viscount, single handedly revived polo in the uk. he built up the country’s leading string of polo ponies, generously loaning them and assisting the resurrection of the sport. today, the club is best known for the country’s most famous high goal tournament, the gold cup, which was inaugurated in 1956. 2015 saw the first change in sponsorship of the tournament for twenty years, as luxury watch makers, jaeger-le coultre, took on the role from veuve cliquot. the polo pitches are situated within the 16,500 acres of lord cowdray’s estate, which falls within the south downs national park and area of outstanding natural beauty, close to the town of midhust. the sport polo’s governing body, the hurlingham polo association, has seen an increase in players from 230 in 1951 to 2724 in 2014. the number of clubs has also increased, from 20 in 1980 to 67 in 2014. the current fastest growing category of player is the ladies section, which doubled in number between 2003-2008, with 765 lady players in 2014. the basics * a polo pitch is 300 yards long by 160 yards wide and has two goal posts 8 yards apart. * the match is divided into chukkas, with each chukka lasting 7 minutes to 7 1/2 minutes. * ponies must be changed after each chukka. * polo matches are divided into the following: - low goal lasts approximately one hour (four chukkas) - medium goal lasts approximately 75 minutes (five chukkas) - high goal lasts approximately 90 minutes (six chukkas) * the bell is rung at the end of each 7-minute period. * ends are changed after each goal is scored, or at half-time if no score by then. * teams have four players each, no 1 and no 2 are forwards, no 3 the pivot position (usually the best player in the team) and no 4 (or back) the goal defender. alan kent alan kent, former 8 goal england international polo player, hosts the academy at his polo facilities, at madam’s farm. alan’s extensive polo career has seen him play at all levels worldwide. he has won all the major hpa tournaments, including the gold cup, queen’s cup, warwickshire cup & prince of wales. alan is a regular coach for the english team, including most recently coaching the team to winning the 2014 snow polo world cup in china. alan also famously coached south africa to victory over england at the beaufort polo club. making him an ideal coach, with a full understanding of the game. guy verdon guy verdon has played polo for over thirty years. he has coached for the last eighteen, offering experience to many newcomers to the sport. his coaching has taken him around the globe, including argentina, spain, dubai, new zealand, america and brunei. guy is delighted to have established the cowdray park polo club academy, having previously run guards polo academy. guy is a registered hpa coach and holds a clear dbs test. cppca coaches [email protected] 07957 468 220 the club cowdray park polo club is widely acknowledged as the home of british polo. the sport has been played here since 1910. following the second world war, john cowdray, 3rd viscount, single handedly revived polo in the uk. he built up the country’s leading string of polo ponies, generously loaning them and assisting the resurrection of the sport. today, the club is best known for the country’s most famous high goal tournament, the gold cup, which was inaugurated in 1956. 2015 saw the first change in sponsorship of the tournament for twenty years, as luxury watch makers, jaeger-le coultre, took on the role from veuve cliquot. the polo pitches are situated within the 16,500 acres of lord cowdray’s estate, which falls within the south downs national park and area of outstanding natural beauty, close to the town of midhust. the sport polo’s governing body, the hurlingham polo association, has seen an increase in players from 230 in 1951 to 2724 in 2014. the number of clubs has also increased, from 20 in 1980 to 67 in 2014. the current fastest growing category of player is the ladies section, which doubled in number between 2003- 2008, with 765 lady players in 2014. the basics * a polo pitch is 300 yards long by 160 yards wide and has two goal posts 8 yards apart. * the match is divided into chukkas, with each chukka lasting 7 minutes to 7 1/2 minutes. * ponies must be changed after each chukka. * polo matches are divided into the following: - low goal lasts approximately one hour (four chukkas) - medium goal lasts approximately 75 minutes (five chukkas) - high goal lasts approximately 90 minutes (six chukkas) * the bell is rung at the end of each 7-minute period. * ends are changed after each goal is scored, or at half-time if no score by then. * teams have four players each, no 1 and no 2 are forwards, no 3 the pivot position (usually the best player in the team) and no 4 (or back) the goal defender. alan kent alan kent, former 8 goal england international polo player, hosts the academy at his polo facilities, at madam’s farm. alan’s extensive polo career has seen him play at all levels worldwide. he has won all the major hpa tournaments, including the gold cup, queen’s cup, warwickshire cup & prince of wales. alan is a regular coach for the english team, including most recently coaching the team to winning the 2014 snow polo world cup in china. alan also famously coached south africa to victory over england at the beaufort polo club. making him an ideal coach, with a full understanding of the game. guy verdon guy verdon has played polo for over thirty years. he has coached for the last eighteen, offering experience to many newcomers to the sport. his coaching has taken him around the globe, including argentina, spain, dubai, new zealand, america and brunei. guy is delighted to have established the cowdray park polo club academy, having previously run guards polo academy. guy is a registered hpa coach and holds a clear dbs test. 07957 468 220 [email protected] the club cowdray park polo club is widely acknowledged as the home of british polo. the sport has been played here since 1910. following the second world war, john cowdray, 3rd viscount, single handedly revived polo in the uk. he built up the country’s leading string of polo ponies, generously loaning them and assisting the resurrection of the sport. today, the club is best known for the country’s most famous high goal tournament, the gold cup, which was inaugurated in 1956. 2015 saw the first change in sponsorship of the tournament for twenty years, as luxury watch makers, jaeger-le coultre, took on the role from veuve cliquot. the polo pitches are situated within the 16,500 acres of lord cowdray’s estate, which falls within the south downs national park and area of outstanding natural beauty, close to the town of midhust. the sport polo’s governing body, the hurlingham polo association, has seen an increase in players from 230 in 1951 to 2724 in 2014. the number of clubs has also increased, from 20 in 1980 to 67 in 2014. the current fastest growing category of player is the ladies section, which doubled in number between 2003-2008, with 765 lady players in 2014. the basics * a polo pitch is 300 yards long by 160 yards wide and has two goal posts 8 yards apart. * the match is divided into chukkas, with each chukka lastin

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