Work to Ride's Annual Polo Classic returns for a second year featuring world-famous polo champions
Scoop USA Newspaper|September 19, 2023
The St. James Philadelphia Polo Classic returns to Fairmount Park on September 23, 2023, following the resounding success of last year’s inaugural event benefitting local non-profit Work to Ride.
Work to Ride's Annual Polo Classic returns for a second year featuring world-famous polo champions

With an expected attendance of 5,000 guests, this year's event promises to be even bigger and better — featuring the exciting return of world-renowned polo champions and luxury experiences, including a new addition - the Polo Classic Chukker Tents, offering an elevated and lively field-side experience for guests.

Philadelphia's own polo champion Kareem Rosser will lead his team in two Polo Matches, including the Feature Cup Match, where he will face off against world-famous polo player Nacho Figueras’ team in a much-anticipated rematch. With the support of nationally renowned polo player Nick Roldan and other acclaimed players, including those from the Work to Ride program, the Polo Classic event promises to be a gripping competition as they vie for this year's championship title.

The first match before the feature will host teams of current and alumni program members of the Work to Ride program, highlighting the talented young adults who have excelled through the program's unique, urban equestrian community. Among the participating players is Work to Ride’s Alyssa Perren, who was recently accepted to Harvard University, and Mosiah Gravesande, last year’s Feature Cup Match MVP, who recently committed to the University of North Texas.

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7 日間の Magzter GOLD 無料トライアルを開始して、何千もの厳選されたプレミアム ストーリー、9,000 以上の雑誌や新聞にアクセスしてください。

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