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Wednesday 14 March 2012 8:38 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 4:48 am

Gaucho Polo looks for the white result in internationals

By: KCS-content

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The theme of the entire HPA Gaucho International Polo 2012 event is a “White Jeans Party”.

The idea is that white jeans are synonymous with royalty, celebrities, socialites and, of course, polo players. Gaucho will be donating £1 to the British Forces Foundation charity for every person arriving in white jeans for the event on 20 on 21 March. Meanwhile, the Gaucho hospitality package includes a Veuve Clicquot reception, followed by a three course Gaucho lunch including sommelier selected wines.

There is a reserved VIP seat waiting in the 02 Arena to catch all the sporting action while there is free access to the after-party along with a souvenir programme.

There is also access to the Wines of Argentina tasting lounge.

The first polo match is between Welbeck Group Ireland and Auchentoshan Scotland followed later by a clash between IG Index England and Merchant Hub Argentina. The cost of the hospitality is £195 per person (plus VAT).

Meanwhile Band Bajofondo Remixed will be performing several sets throughout the day.

Last year 7,000 people turned out for the inaugural event – the biggest crowd at an indoor international polo tournament ever.

The pitch size is reduced to give a more intense game and the seating is designed to get spectators as close as possible to all the action.

At 9.45pm, after a tough day’s play, the after party event starts with dancing, Champagne and cocktails.

For further details and to book the hospitality package contact events and marketing manager Elli Sallis on 020 8858 7711 or [email protected].

General tickets are on sale though Ticketmaster priced at £20, £30, £45, £50 and £65.

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