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  Adolfo Cambiaso and Gonzalo Pieres invite you to participate on the ARGENTINA POLO TOUR PatioBullrich 2007

A tour through the most important Clubs and the best fields in Argentina with all the services you deserve.

During the months of February and March, 2007, at the Ellerstina, La Dolfina, Centauros, Tortugas, San Isidro, La Picaza, La Aguada and Jockey Club, a series of six tournaments of up to 16 goals of handicap will be held.

Each tournament will be played by eight teams divided into two zones of four teams each, which will last a week. Each team will be playing against the other three of its zone and against teams from the other zone at the finals, depending on their classification.

HISTORY

On Tuesday, February 21st 2006, the Argentina Polo Tour was set on track, as an initiative taken by two of the most important figures in this sport, Gonzalo Pieres and Adolfo Cambiaso. This tour consisted in six weeks of pure polo, on which players and patrons went through the spectacular fields of the following clubs: Tortugas, Centauros, La Aguada, Ellerestina, La Dolfina and Jockey Club. Based on the idea of avoiding too much traveling and taking advantage of the argentinian weather, which is ideal for the state of game fields, the Polo Tour was born with a lot of impulse, and it promises to become a new polo season which will benefit everyone who makes a living out of this sport.

The first experience was highly positive, with talented players such as Milo Fernandez Araujo, Bartolome Castagnola, Horacio Heguy, Gonzalo Pieres, Adolfo Cambiaso, Jaime Garcia Huidobro, Martin Garrahan, Tomas Pieres and Marcos Di Paola, among others.

Pieres and Cambiaso aim for the future growth of the Polo Tour, and contemplate the possibility of playing some finals in Palermo, a dream many patrons and players of medium handicap have always chased. The first test was highly successful and everyone was impressed by the state of the fields. This is a very positive aspect, since in other countries tournaments are usually played on the same fields, which logically leads to their deterioration. In Argentina there's a wide variety of clubs, each one close to the others. This guarantees an experience that's unique in the world.