How experienced a rider do you need to be?
The riding aids in polo are quite different from traditional English riding, however the polo ponies are kind and forgiving. We welcome riders and non-riders for polo lessons. Clients never cease …
Argentina Polo Day
Polo for Everyone, Every Day of the Year!
- CALL US 24/7
- [+54911] 6738 2422
- EMAIL US
- celia@argentinapoloday.com.ar
polo argentina
Jake, second time in Argentina Polo Day | Polo Holidays
- Posted by poloday
- 27 May, 2019
Yeah! This is the whole point. Vacations are about memories! See you back soon Jake!
www.argentinapoloday.com.ar/en/polo-day
#Polo #ArgentinaPoloDay #PoloInArgentina
#PoloArgentino #PoloHorses #PoloClub #PoloEveryDay #BeAPoloPlayer #PlayPolo #PoloPro #PoloPonies #AnotherDayatTheOffice #PoloExperience #PoloTour #WeArePolo #LivePolo #PoloNonStop #BuenosAiresTravel #VisitArgentina #Horses #InstaPolo #ArgentinaPolo #TopExperience…
Why Argentine Polo is the best
- Posted by poloday
- 7 November, 2018
The reason of Argentine superiority in polo has to do both with the skill of the riders and the quality of the horses.…
Argentina Polo Pony
- Posted by poloday
- 14 September, 2018
The Argentino Polo pony, as its name implies, originated in Argentina and is mainly used for polo, an ancient equine sport developed in the Orient over two thousand years ago. …
Ready to Ride a Polo Horse?
- Posted by poloday
- 6 July, 2018
Sitting on a horse is just sitting right? Not really. There’s a huge difference between being a rider and being a passenger. Staying on and controlling a horse requires the same sort of body control that many other sports …
Approaching a Horse Safely | Polo Day In Buenos Aires
- Posted by poloday
- 4 June, 2018
No matter how much experience you have around Horses, there’s always the small but real chance that something outside your control may spook the horse.…
The player’s equipment.
- Posted by poloday
- 12 January, 2018
A polo player will use the following equipment:
Riding Boots – that go up to the knee.
Spurs – used as a riding aid. These are optional.
Knee and elbow Pads – to protect a players knees and elbows in a ride …
All you need to know about a Polo Match
- Posted by poloday
- 5 January, 2018
A match is broken down into periods of play called chukkas. Each chukka is 7 ½ minutes long (a bell is rung at 7 minutes and again at 7 ½ minutes).
A match is normally 4 (Low Goal) to …
What do you need to have a polo team?
- Posted by poloday
- 29 December, 2017
The Polo Team
A team is comprised of four players, they are numbered one to four and have the following roles:
No.1 – Usually the weakest player. Their roles is to score goals and mark the No.4 in the opposite …