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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 …
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Behavior of a horse
- Posted by poloday
- 15 March, 2019
The horse is very docile and noble. You can approach him safely. …
WHY DO WE RIDE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE HORSE?
- Posted by poloday
- 4 February, 2019
It is said to be a tradition that originated hundreds of years ago and it is because the horses were mounted by soldiers who carried long swords.…
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.…
All you want to know about horses!
- Posted by poloday
- 31 August, 2018
Check out our fun horse facts and enjoy learning a wide range of interesting information about horses.…
Playing Polo in Buenos Aires
- Posted by poloday
- 4 August, 2018
Polo is one of the oldest games in the world, actually Dating back to times earlier than recorded history documents.…
Kyrre from Norway | Polo in Argentina
- Posted by poloday
- 1 June, 2018
A few days ago he arrived to Argentina with his wife. She planned this trip for him because of his birthday.…
Hold On To Every Moment, You Are The Player!
- Posted by poloday
- 10 March, 2018
Full Polo Day program is designed for you to become a polo player for the day. Any day of the year!…
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 …