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people, organise classes for a maximum of 5 chil-<br />
dren, which they make sure are also fun, and<br />
which will introduce their charges to the thrill<br />
of polo. Riders who are attracted to team sports<br />
will be pleased to realise that polo is a sport that<br />
is accessible to all, and that it is not necessary to<br />
be a member of the Veytay Polo Club as the les-<br />
sons are open to all. Children ride calm ponies<br />
that are about 130 cm high, and learn the basic<br />
elements of the game, and how to handle a polo<br />
stick with confidence. The setting is idyllic, and<br />
the teachers, Martin and Simon are excellent<br />
players, who have played in the most presti-<br />
gious tournaments. Always ahead of the field,<br />
the club intends to have the training programme<br />
officially recognised, and a polo certificate awarded<br />
at its completion to ensure that the game is<br />
transmitted to younger people and beginners<br />
under optimal conditions.<br />
Another fun way to learn polo is to take private<br />
lessons for two. These could be taken by a<br />
parent and child, or a couple and is the perfect<br />
way to share in the enjoyment of an activity<br />
together, or why not, to build up a new passion<br />
together.<br />
For those who are new to polo, it is very easy<br />
to attend a tournament as the matches take<br />
place at the weekend, and entry is free.<br />
Polo Club de Veytay<br />
1295 Mies<br />
Tel:+ 41 (0)22 755 63 25 ou + 41 (0)79 792 90 74<br />
www.poloclubdeveytay.ch<br />
1 session of 10 courses per child : CHF 500.–<br />
Natacha Borri<br />
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