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26 o WOR L D 2021, Volume 10 • N 2021, Volume / I POLO+10 WORLD The Polo Magazine • Est. 2004 • Published Worldwide I/ 2021, Volume 10 • No 26 Argentina & Printed in Germany www.poloplus10.com The Polo Magazine • Est. 2004 • Published Worldwide The Polo Magazine • Est. 2004 Published Worldwide 90,00 AED 1.900,00 ARS 35,00 AUD 10,00 BHD 25,00 CHF 165,00 CNY 20,00 EUR 25,00 GBP 190,00 HKD 1.700,00 INR 2.600,00 JPY 90,00 QAR 1.600,00 RUB 35,00 SGD 25,00 USD 350,00 ZAR POLO+10 WORLD – EDITORIAL POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 3 Instant softening of expression lines with your original ‘organic Botox’. POLO IN THE TIME OF COVID-19 As the oldest team sport in the world, With 7 tournaments organized, Polo Park played for over 2500 years, polo has faced Zürich was the leader in the country, many historical disasters. But the Game of thanks mostly to the number of home play- Kings has shown an incredible resilience. It ers while, for the first time, Polo Bern hos- survived invasions, wars, economic crises, ted a National tournament in its new faci- human and equine pandemics, and despite lities and polo grounds. Other clubs were all its ups and downs, polo is still widely- consolidating their bases by securing new played today. members, building new facilities and hiring new polo managers. The love for polo, deeply rooted in our hearts, is prompting us to find solutions for With 9 official tournaments, including continuously livingour passion and softe- the 2 levels of Swiss Championships and ning the blow to the polo universe from the an international Ladies Cup, Switzerland economic collapse. The last months were clearly lived one of the most challenging extremely challenging for those who had to polo seasons ever, but certainly not the less organize a polo season and provide a safe noteworthy. way to play polo. All polo eyes are now on Argentina. The In Switzerland, despite a galloping start of high goal season kicked-off with an exci- the pandemic, as soon as our grooms lan- ting first leg of the Triple Crown, and we Up to ded from Argentina and our horses were are counting the days and the games until back from holidays, we started to play the final of the Palermo Open. With restric- chukkers and tournaments in a safe envi- ted overseas travel, watching games online *clinical effi cacy study, testing of immediate and longterm results, Dermatest 2018 & 2019/2020 Dermatest results, and longterm of immediate testing study, cacy effi *clinical ronment. In times of uncertainty, solidarity became the new norm. Winter is long, so 82 % and care were the key to our success. 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With short- and long-chain hyaluronic acids, natural cosmetics-compliant, vegan, also suitable for sensitive skin. MORGAN VAN OVERBROEK, President Swiss Polo Association. WWW.POLOPLUS10.COM // WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/POLOPLUS10 TWITTER + INSTAGRAM: @POLOPLUS10 // YOUTUBE: POLOPLUS10TV Available at amazon europewide & Cover: String-art „Amenity“ / 120 x 120 cm / framed / museum glass / ca 4 km thread © Khalilian Photography Editorial: Kathrin Gralla at chemists in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. www.spilanthox.com 4 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 CONTENT CONTENT POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 5 CONTENT 22 9. Polar Twist Beach Polo World Masters by BerlinMed Tournaments and people, polo science and lifestyle – the new issue 46 Khalilian of POLO+10 World brings you stories from the whole polo universe. EDITORIAL 3 IMPRINT 82 Irina Kazaridi: Polo & Horses 06 KHALILIAN 46 Art for the moments of life: FREGATE ISLAND PRIVATE 68 Rhein Polo Open 2020 30 An Interview with the Doctor and Artist Ready for a movie: A time-out like in a block- IRINA KAZARIDI: POLO & HORSES 6 Dr. Farzam Khalilian. buster Untouched sandy beach, tropical flora A few years ago, Russian Irina Kazaridi started and 3,500 Aldabra giant tortoises: A beach her career as an international photo grapher. THE ARGENTINE OPEN STATISTICS 52 day at Anse Parc on Fregate Island Private Since then she travels the world to shoot the Numbers and statistics of the Argentine Open resembles a cinematic scene. “behind the scenes moments“ of polo. history. By winning the title of the 2019 Argentine Open, La Dolfina won the final of EQUINE HEALTH CARE 70 9. POLAR TWIST BEACH POLO WORLD the most important polo tournament in the When we think of healthy and performance MASTERS BY BERLINMED 22 world for the seventh successive time. willing ponies, feeding and training are often The “Beach Polo World Masters” on the beach on the top of the priority list. However, in Warnemünde prove that Mecklenburg- CARTIER QUEEN`S CUP 56 many other factors affect the potential of our Vorpommern not only offers sporting compe- Les Lions / Great Oaks find Cartier Queen’s equines and these should not be neglected. titions on the water, but also on land. For the Cup glory with a golden goal. eighth time, visitors could marvel at interna- HANS ALBRECHT FREIHERR VON MALTZAHN 74 tional top teams competing against each other SPEAKER`S CORNER: JEF`S POLO COLUMN 64 Hans Albrecht Freiherr von Maltzahn, Honor- on an 80 by 40 metre polo course surrounded Jan-Erik Franck is polo player, HPA instruc- ary President of the German Polo Association by the Baltic Sea and historic spa architecture. tor, polo commentator, La Martina Ambassa- (DPV) and Ambassador of the Federation of dor and an all round nice guy … International Polo (FIP), died on October 12, RHEIN POLO OPEN 2020 30 For POLO+10 he regularly features his “Jef’s 2020 at the age of 85. In five tournaments the champion was to be Polo Column”. found again at the Hülsdonker Hof. At the POLO LEGACY OF LORD MOUNTBATTEN 80 Rhein Polo Open 2020, which was held from NOTES ON POLO & RIDING 66 Like many members of the roxal family, 31 July to 2 August, six teams competed with NOTES ON POLO & RIDING provides Mountbatten was a polo aficionado. a handicap between 6 and 8 goals. instructions on the sport of polo and riding. He discovered the sport in Jodhpur. 6 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 POLO & HORSES POLO & HORSES POLO +10 I / 2021 7 POLO & HORSES IRINA KAZARIDI A few years ago, Russian Irina Kazaridi started her career as an international photo grapher. Since then she travels the world to shoot the “behind the scenes moments“ of polo. PHOTOGRAPHY IRINA KAZARIDI Romancier Blue. Stallion Lusitanien. France 2017. 8 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 POLO & HORSES POLO & HORSES POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 9 Early morning Horse Work in Sainte-Mesme, by the stables of Strom’s family. France 2018. 10 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 POLO & HORSES POLO & HORSES POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 11 Majestic neck turn of Romansier Blue french lusitanien. Facundo Pieres at the final of Abierto de Palermo, Buenos Aires 2015. 12 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 POLO & HORSES POLO & HORSES POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 13 B 01 and B 04 are two of the most rare horses on the planet. They are clones of the very best polo pony to have ever existed - the legendary Above: Adolfo Cambiaso celebrating the victory in Wellington, Palm Beach 2015. Photo on the left: Montecarlo polo Team Rommy Gianni, Cuartetera (owned by Adolfo Cambiaso). Tom Barrack and Dario Musso In st.Tropez 2017. Photo on the right: Cartier Queens Cup in Guards Polo Club, UK 2019. 14 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 POLO & HORSES POLO & HORSES POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 15 Adolfo Cambiaso and Facundo Pieres for the first ever time are teammates for Valiente polo team. Wellington 2019. Akhalteke horse, Baku 2017. 16 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 POLO & HORSES POLO & HORSES POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 17 Barto Castagnola at Ghantoot Polo Club Dubai 2019. Above: Grant Ganzi at Santa Rita Polo Farm, wellington 2018 Below: Pablo Mac Donough at his barn Irenita in Pilar 2014. 18 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 POLO & HORSES POLO & HORSES POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 19 On the left: Marcelo Pasqual Kings of Polo polo team with his kids. On the right: Portrait of Rob Jornayvaz at Valiente stables. Above: Horse work in Desert Palm Polo Club 2018. On the left: Alicia in Ayala polo club in Sotogrande 2017. Below: Horacio Heguy and his Chapa Tyra horse at polo practice in Pilar. On the right: Rob Jornayvaz in Valiente polo barn. 20 POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 POLO & HORSES POLO & HORSES POLO +10 WORLD I / 2021 21 Clone of the legendary Cuartetera B 07. CLONE 07 of Cuartetera, she played last Palermo under Juan Martin Nero. Irina Kazaridi, a fine photographer who was an races of the world take place, and on the stables it’s a series of circumstances putted together, as artist since childhood & studied art in St.
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    POLO THE AUTUMN ISSUE 2018 THE AUTUMN CHARLIE HANBURY MVP: CELEBRATING A SUCCESSFUL SEASON D. CUARTETERA CLONE B09 D. CUARTETERA CLONE B09 BEST PLAYING PONY / US OPEN LADY SUSAN TOWNLEY TROPHY / ARGENTINE OPEN D. CUARTETERA CLONE B06 D. CUARTETERA CLONE B05 FINAL TORTUGAS OPEN 2016 FINAL TORTUGAS OPEN 2017 BEST PLAYING PONY / BEST PLAYING PONY / ARGENTINE BREED ARGENTINE BREED valiente DPS ad-2.indd 2 25/09/2018 11:40 DOLFINA CUARTETERA SELECTED AS THE BEST PONY TO EVER PLAY THE ARGENTINE OPEN VALIENTE – LA DOLFINA HAVE PONIES AVAILABLE TO SELL FROM THE BREED IN ARGENTINA, ENGLAND AND THE USA. THERE WILL BE AN AUCTION ON NOVEMBER 8, 2018 IN ARGENTINA. A SELECTION OF 5 AND 6 YEAR OLDS ARE AVAILABLE TO TRY AND BUY. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: ROBERTO ZEDDA USA + 1 805-6367185 | ARG +54 9 3525 415024 | [email protected] valiente DPS ad-2.indd 3 25/09/2018 11:40 20195 Steinway Hurlingham - Adsnes.qxp_Layout 1 12/09/2018 16:33 Page 1 “Steinway pianos offer the richest vocabulary of sounds a pianist could wish for.” LEIF OVE ANDSNES STEINWAY ARTIST k a r y e b l a r ü g z ö : y h p a r g o t o h p Steinway Hall 44 Marylebone Lane London W1U 2DB For more information or to arrange a private appointment at our London showrooms, please call: 0207 487 3391 or email [email protected] HURLINGHAM THE AUTUMN ISSUE CONTENTS 09_ PONYLINES The latest polo news, including the HPA chief executive’s column 17_ A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN What to expect from the 26-goal World Polo League from its co-founder Bob Jornayvaz 20_ RAISING THE STAKES