A crucial Victorian polo club will host a celeb-studded match to assist in raising the budget for unwell children.
Mandela Polo Club will host its first TLC for Kids Healthy with Australian polo captain Ruki Baillieu, AFL CEO Gill McLachlan, and top Victorian player Inge Burke equipped to get down to commercial enterprise.
MPC proprietors Ben Kay and Tolga Kumova have been more inclined to open their private club to host the event.
“There’s no better occasion to open our pitch to the general public,” Kay stated.
“It’s for one of these worth purposes – with all income going to advantage the kids.”
TLC for Kids was founded in 1998 by Tim Conolan, who recognized “a gap” in existing offerings for ill children and wanted to do something positive about it.
“We’re truly thrilled to be concerned inside the first-ever TLC for Kids Polo, raising money to assist unwell kids and their families in addressing the challenges of regular lifestyles with contamination,” Conlan stated.
“This is a thrilling time for us, and we’re looking forward to announcing extra details in the due path.”
There can be plenty of movement and amusement on and off the pitch.
“There are plenty of human beings in Victoria who play polo – it’s such a unique sport,” Kay said.
“It’s an adrenaline-packed game performed by humans who love horses.
“Polo is one of the only group sports activities performed on horses, and it revolves around farming communities, so it cannot host it in the United States of America, Victoria.”
Polo is an equestrian recreation with teams of four players in line with the side.
The object of the game is to apply a wood mallet to hit a small hardball. The last goal is to outscore the opposing crew.
The TLC for Kids Polo match will be held on March 23 at the Mandela Polo Club at Drummond.
