The last day of the Thai Polo Open was an express achievement that occurred on Saturday at the Thai Polo and Equestrian Club, the prestigious competition shut with an occasion that included an extensive number of equestrian exercises, and the Thai Polo Open last match as the piece de resistance. Visitors likewise appreciated a lunch with a substantial show of various gourmet alternatives for each inclination: distinctive sorts of meats, pasta, angle, veggie lover choices, local dishes, desserts and sweets, later on, toward the evening, tea and cakes were offered to the pleased visitors.
The day highlighted a wide range equestrian trains, for example, horse rides for children, riding and show-bouncing shows and free-form dressage. Before and toward the finish of every polo coordinate, the qualifier matches for the SEA Games of Show Jumping that will occur next August (19 to 31) in Malaysia, occurred.
Back to polo, La Familia and the neighborhood Thai Polo Team were set to play the last match. Be that as it may, before the great last, Malaysia, Axus and Royal Pahang played a round robin to characterize the third position which was guaranteed by the extremely strong Axus group, trailed by Royal Pahang in fourth place.
A while later, the highly anticipated snapshot of the day drew nearer, the enormous last between Thai Polo and La Familia. Both groups had break even with opportunities to win. Thai Polo had a decent begin, with an objective by the star of the group, Agustin Garcia Grossi. La Familia reacted rapidly with probably the best objective of the challenge by Gines Bargello, that conveyed the diversion to a tie toward the finish of first chukka.
The second chukka initiated with a more open diversion with local people driving the assault, yet La Familia demonstrated its strong resistance yet again. Garcia Grossi figured out how to score at the end of the day, trailed by an objective by Harald Link that allowed them the lead of the match, until Mohamed Mois (MVP of the amusement) scored twice in succession, exactly when the principal raindrops began to fall.
The rain was very overwhelming toward the begin of third chukka, so thus it began to get perilous for both steeds and players, in this way the amusement stopped for some time. In any case, as the rain declined to leave, the skippers of every group chose to stop the amusement and share the title, an incredible case of reasonable play.
