Generous hearts prove a point with polo
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Now in its fifth year, the Queen's Cup St Regis Pink Polo tournament organised by B Grimm Group chairman Harald Link and LBG managing director Nunthinee Tanner raised another handsome amount for the Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer this year.
The polo club was decked out in vibrant pink and white blooms and the dress code matched, in keeping with the pink hue of the Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. The match drew a huge number of good-hearted people. Professor Dr Phaichitr and Khunying Kingkaew Uathavikul, Khunying Dhipavadee Meksawan, Dr Kris and Khunying Finola Chatamra, General Saiyud Kerdphol, Lee Puengboonpra, Vee Marr, Vachini Krairiksh, Dr Jintanantchaya Subhamitr, Nualpan Osthananda, Nucha Sibunruang, Bunnaporn Eiamamornpan, Srisupang Morris, Sonia Couling and Paul-Dominique Vacharasinthu were among those cheering on the teams.
The ladies’ event included a fashion show on horseback that proved to be a graceful way to display Burberry, Mango, Azona, Mezzo Piano and Catimini. Among the models were Khunteera Pachimsawat, Chindapa Boonyagorn, Anongnart Amnueypol, Natarnin Khunathanard, Thitikarn Chongvatana, Rasrint Pornpanvorakit, Pichaya Laosirichon, Davin Sudhirak and Neila Choomchuay.
The St Regis and La Boheme squads took to the turf against the Thai Polo Team in a round robin that was full of joy and set in a perfect paradise. After six chukkas, La Boheme claimed the championship – and spectator Eva Chan went home with the Best Hat Award.
