Spring has nearly sprung in the UK, which not only means an end to the long cold, winter months but also means the fun begins with shopping for a new wardrobe and most importantly the start of the long awaited new polo season.

We can’t wait to start packing away our thermals and waterproofs and bring out our polo whites, polo shirts and alpargatas ready for the new season. Fashion 

The Polera are proud to launch their latest brand, TP Digital. TP Digital will offer website design, content management, social media management and a whole range of exciting digital services at great prices to suit any budget.

The target market for TP Digital will extend beyond the polo and equine markets of The Polera Ltd and hopes to attract small businesses, charities, foundations as well as large corporate clients worldwide. TP Digital website will be launched in early 2013, stay tuned for more details.

TP Digital is owned and operated by The Polera Ltd. The Polera is a registered company within England and Wales.

Polo was introduced in the Summer Olympics at the 1900 Games and was played in another four Olympics after that before being sadly removed from the official programme after the 1936 Summer Olympics.

In the last Olympic Polo Final in 1936 in Berlin, Germany, Argentina won Gold against Great Britain with an impressive match score of 11-0 to Argentina, and resulting in Great Britain taking Silver and Mexico taking the Bronze Medal. The Gold medalists from the winning Argentine team were: Manuel Andrada, Roberto Cavanagh, Luis Duggan and Andrés Gazzotti. The Silver medalists from the Great Britian team were: David Dawnay, Bryan Fowler, Humphrey Patrick Guinness and William Hinde. The Bronze medalists from the Mexico team were: Juan Gracia, Julio Mueller, Antonio Nava and Alberto Ramos. (Reserve players were not listed as medalists in the International Olympic Committee medal database).