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Triple triumph for young Cowdray polo players



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Published Date: 14 August 2008
Cowdray Pony Club's young polo players scored three successes at the 3C Pony Club Polo Championships held at Cowdray Park.
The Cowdray Junior HPA team won the Gannon section for under-21s, retaining their hold on the Daily Telegraph Trophy.

Ralph Richardson was named most promising player among the under-14s, and Jack Richardson ended the three days with a new saddle
after his mount was named best ex-racehorse playing pony.

The championships were held over three days and competition was keen. More than 200 players in 56 teams battled for victory in the various sections.



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