Top players determined to leave a mark at second KPA tournament
Once again, top riders gather at Timau Sports Club for the second competition of Kenya Polo Association (KPA) calendar of events...
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Top riders are set to compete in the second Kenya Polo Association (KPA) tournament of the year at Timau Sports Club starting Friday afternoon.
- The event follows the Timau Stores Challenge Cup held last weekend, promising a competitive field with returning participants and new entries.
- Experienced umpire John Mugambi anticipates a tough competition, potentially with different winners than the previous tournament.
- The Kenya Polo Association (KPA) will also hold its Annual General Meeting at the same venue this weekend to elect new officials.
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