Grass-covered surface where a polo match is played; a game usually takes place over six 7-minute chukkers (periods), interrupted by breaks of 3 to 5 minutes.
Line that is often bordered by planks to delimit the playing zone on each side of the field; the players have the right to cross it or to bounce the ball off it.
tower
Building that houses the scorekeeper, the announcer and a third umpire, who is in charge of settling any dispute that may arise on the field.
mounted umpire
Playing-field official (there are two umpires) who is in charge of applying the rules; they perform the throw-ins and give penalties for fouls.
player 3
Player who is the pivot between the attack and the defense; this player is usually team captain, has a high handicap and is an excellent strategist.
