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If you think snow polo is just polo played on the snow, think again. An emerging winter sport that was only introduced in 1985 in St. Moritz, Switzerland, snow polo is more physically challenging than traditional polo as players move at high speeds on snowy terrains and extreme weather conditions.
A complete snow polo game is played by three players on each team and lasts for 28 minutes, divided into four seven-minute periods called “chukkas”. As a rule, players are required to swap the horses between chukkas and each can only be ridden twice per game.
Compared to a standard polo ball, snow polo ball is coloured, lighter, bigger and bouncier, which results in more unpredictable bounces.
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