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Polo

Polo is a stick and ball game that is played on horseback as a traditional field sport, and is one of the oldest known team sports in the world.

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Clubs
90+
Contact
Yes
Country or region
Worldwide
Equipment
Polo pony, mallet, ball, protective wear
Highest governing body
Federation of International Polo
Mixed-sex
Yes

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History

Contemporary polo

Rules

Polo ponies

Indoor or arena polo

Variants

Popular culture

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Polo

Nodes264
Edges263
Triples283
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007576
Components1

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Polo

Top relations

related to Argentina · 32
Polo → Adolfo Cambiaso Jr, Alberto Heguy, Alfonso Pieres, Alfredo Harriot, Argentina, Bartolomé Castagnola, Bautista Heguy, Buenos Aires, Carlos Gracida, Coronel Suárez, Ellerstina, Ernesto Trotz Jr, Even, Every, Facundo Pieres, Five, Following, Gonzalo Heguy, Gonzalo Pieres, Gonzalo Pieres Jr
related to Middle Ages and Early Modern era · 26
Polo → Abbasid Baghdad, Arabia, Bab, Byzantine, Byzantine Empire, Constantinople, Emperor Alexander, Emperor Basil, Emperor Theodosius II, Great Palace, Halba, In, India, Isfahan, Japan, John, King Abbas, Middle Ages, Mongol, Naqsh-i Jahan Square
related to Contemporary polo · 25
Polo → Although, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Dominican Republic, Federation, France, Germany, India, International Olympic Committee, International Polo, Iran, Jamaica, Mexico, New Zealand, Olympic, Pakistan, South Africa
related to Origins and etymology · 24
Polo → According, An, Balti-language, BCE, Both, CE, Central Asia, Chovgan, During, Emperor Shapur II, Iran, Iranian, It, Late Antiquity, Many, Parthian Empire, Persia, Persian, Sasanian, Sasanian Empire
related to Pakistan · 19
Polo → Asian, Cartier, Chitral District, Commonwealth, Cup, He, Moritz Snow Polo World, Pakistan, Pakistan Polo Association, Pakistan's Hissam Ali Haider, Royal Salute Coronation Cup, Shandur Pass, Shandur Polo Festival, Shandur Top, St, The, The Shandur, There, World Polo Championship
related to Further reading · 12
Polo → ASIN B00XKVIYOK, BookRix, Collins, ISBN, Michael Cronan, Munich, Penina Meisels, Raphael De Oliveira, San Francisco, Santiago Novillo-Astrada, Simply Polo, Uwe Seebacher
related to East and Southeast Asia · 10
Polo → British, It, Malaya, Malaysia, Royal Johor Polo Club, Selangor Polo Club, Singapore, Singapore Polo Club, Southeast Asian Games, The
related to Saddle · 10
Polo → English-style, If, In, Jumping, Many, Often, One, Pelham, Some, The
related to Clubs and tournament · 9
Polo → Canada, In, Racquet Club, Santa Barbara Polo, Some, The, There, United Kingdom, United States
related to Polo ponies · 8
Polo → However, Many, Most, Temperament, The, They, Thoroughbred, Thoroughbreds

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played ball players game mallet sport player arena field team rules also united states world outdoor play first club one

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PoloClubs90+1.00infobox
PoloContactYes1.00infobox
PoloCountry or regionWorldwide1.00infobox
PoloEquipmentPolo pony, mallet, ball, protective wear1.00infobox
PoloHighest governing bodyFederation of International Polo1.00infobox
PoloMixed-sexYes1.00infobox
PoloNicknamesThe Sport of Kings1.00infobox
PoloOlympicFormerly (1900, 1908, 1920–1924 and 1936)1.00infobox
PoloOrigin6th C. BCE – 1st C. CE by Eurasian nomadic peoples of Central Asia1.00infobox
PoloOriginc. 1st C. BCE – 7th C. CE developed and formalised in Greater Iran by Persians of the Parthian and Sasanian Empires1.00infobox
PoloTeam membersField polo: 41.00infobox
PoloTeam membersArena: 31.00infobox
PoloTypeEquestrian, ball game, team sport1.00infobox
PoloVenuePolo field or arena1.00infobox
Polois astick and ball game that is played on horseback as a traditional field sport0.90text
Polois aindoor or semi-outdoor variant with similar rules to the outdoor polo version0.90text
Polois asimilar game played on bicycles instead of horses0.90text

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