POLO
It’s only March and I’m already feeling
starved of somewhere glamorous to go.
Thankfully it won’t be long until Sunday
June 28th and the most prestigeous event
of the year, the St David’s Polo at Fonmon
Lynda and Margaret Demerios and friends at last year’s event A great opportunity to let your hair down!
Amanda Protheroe-Thomas adds a dash of glamour The Polo organisers and teams ensured that a great day out was had by all
1pm together with a fork buffet until ST DAVID’S POLO COMPETITION
3pm. When the match commences at This year’s event will be sponsored by
3.30pm, you will have first class premium champagne brand Veuve
Win tickets for
viewing from your own private Clicquot. Founded in 1772, Veuve St David’s Polo
enclosure. After the match and Clicquot played an important role in
presentation, you can enjoy the music establishing champagne as a favoured To enter the competition please turn to
provided in your box or join in the drink of haute bourgeoisie and nobility page 41.
party within the hospitality enclosure throughout Europe. The 1811 comet
until the event finishes at 8pm. vintage of Veuve Clicquot is theorised
to have been the first truly modern For more information or to book
There will be a car picnic area each champagne due to the advancements tickets please contact Geoff Lloyd
side of the Polo Boxes which will be in the méthode champenoise which St Davids Polo Club
open from 1pm to 6pm together with a Veuve Clicquot pioneered through the 34 Cathedral Road Cardiff CF11 9LE
field ticket option. More details online. technique of remuage. or by phone 029 2066 6091 or
Whichever option you choose, there’s St David’s Polo is proud to have Veuve by emailing
geoff@stdavidspolo.co.uk
never been a more enjoyable way of Clicquot on board.
www.stdavidspolo.co.uk
spending a Sunday afternoon.
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