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March 25, 2025

Tuesday, March 25, 2025

As far as ways to spend a Sunday afternoon go, keeping score at a polo match — or, for some, an exP.Perience party with a side of polo — while lounging in the shade and sipping Moët & Chandon Champagne is the #SoftLife.

Such was the case on Sunday, March 23, as Kingston Polo Club, in partnership with Philip Palmer’s exP.Perience Events and backed by CPJ, ATL Automotive, Moët & Chandon, Pure Country, Barcode Jamaica, PPSL, Chef Shea, Yes Productions Ltd, and Shields Crime & Security Consultants, hosted the Players’ Championship and an ultra-chic all-inclusive after-party.
Page 2 shares highlights.

From left: Bijoux Marketing Manager Lara Morin, Sandals Foundation Executive Director Heidi Clarke, and Select Brands Co-Managing Director Tania McConnell made a day of the polo classic. Karl Mclarty

Members of the Bombay Sapphire team (from left) Zachary Byles, Cameron Waites, Kurt Chin, and Andy Vernon raise the Kingston Polo Club Players Championship Trophy.Karl Mclarty

Partygoer Melissa Liu shared the spotlight with the 2025 BMX X6. Karl Mclarty

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exP.Perience Events CEO & Creative Director Philip Palmer (left) and Kingston Polo Club President Paul Lalor were pleased with the days fun.Karl Mclarty

An adorable Denham Cai Howden (centre) shared a post-game moment with dad, businessman Denham Howden (left) and brother, Bombay Sapphire player Cameron Waites. Karl Mclarty

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