Who We Are

Who we are
Bringing laurels since 2005.

Hyderabad Polo & Riding Club (HPRC) has been established in the year 2005 with a motto to promote Polo and other equestrian activities from the happening city of Hyderabad. During its journey of the first decade HPRC has won laurels by winning several tournaments across the country; Royal Western Mumbai and the Indian Open championship to name a few. Besides participating in Polo Tournaments outside our state, HPRC also conducts the National Polo Season in Hyderabad year after year, in which teams from all over the country take part

Besides Polo, HPRC started conducting / promoting Equestrian activities like Show Jumping, Dressage & Hacks ‎in different categories From the year 2014, Situated two and half kilometers away from Exit # 18 of the ORR in the calmness of Aziz Nagar, Hyderabad Polo and Riding Club is an exclusive club which is spread across 12 acres.

Our Timeline
  • HPRC successfully hosted the inaugural National Show Jumping Championship in early 2016, with around 200 horses along with the country’s most prominent riders participated in the five categories for which competitions will be held. This triumph is a demonstration of HPRC testament to the sport and its development.

  • HPRC has won many accolades for last couple of years including 2014 – Arena Polo Championship, 2013 – Mumbai Polo Season, 2012 – Indian Open Victory to note a few

  • HPRC construction and development solidified the commitment for renewed talent in the game and providing restoring the former achievements of past polo teams and propel the youth of Hyderabad to develop world class riding abilities and etiquette

  • The establishment of Hyderabad Polo association formalised Hyderabad’s commitment to invest in the sport and its infrastructure the years to come.

  • AP riding club further revived the game in Hyderabad with extraordinary displays of talent and skill for the team thus establishing a reputation for the Hyderabad teams in the sport across the nation

  • With the progression of WW11 Hyderabad experienced a devastating set back with the redirectioni of the horses and utilisation of the polo ground for the war effortTop of Form.

  • With the progression of WW11 Hyderabad experienced a devastating set back with the redirection of the horses and utilisation of the polo ground for the war effort

  • Winston Churchill with his Polo teams visit to Hyderabad for a Polo championship was astonished to find such great displays of sportsmanship for the game of polo by local Hyderabad players and commended the city’s enthusiasm for talent for equestrianism.

  • On a visit to windor castle , Sir Vicar-ul-Umar Bahadur son of Nawab Khursheed Jan, having never seen a polo match before was extremely facinated and determined to bring the sport back to hyderabad for the first time.