Cirencester Polo Club Hosts Local Charity Match
Sunday 22nd September will see Cirencester Park Polo Club open its doors for Hilton in the Community Foundation local charity partners Cancer Research, Fairfield Opportunity Farm, National Star College, Amber Foundation and Prestbury and Pittville Youth.
The local children’s charities and 50 children in need will be hosted by The Atlantic Polo Team comprising Bobby Melville (Capt.), James Glasson, Henry Brett, and Fergus Scholes who will be rowing 3,000 miles across the Atlantic in December to raise money for Hilton Community Foundation and Right To Play. Both charity partners benefit children through sport and education, where Hilton Community Foundation supports local communities and charities in the UK and Europe and Right To Play support children in disadvantaged countries around the world.
The day starts at 3pm with the end of season polo match scheduled for 4.30pm.
3pm Families and young people arrival at Cirencester park polo club
3pm-4pm Children and minders to go to pony lines with Bobby Melville and see polo ponies
4:30 pm Polo Match
5:45/6pm Prize giving and photos
6:30pm Ends
The charity polo match and end of season party is open for everyone to enjoy with tickets available at £20 or £25 on the day.
Posted: 19/09/2013 14:16:11
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