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Malaysia’s king and queen attend Johor Super Crown Polo Tournament
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Malaysia’s king and queen attend Johor Super Crown Polo Tournament

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

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  • Sultan Ibrahim and Raja Zarith Sofiah attended the Johor Super Crown Polo Tournament 2026 at the Royal Polo Field in Istana Pasir Pelangi.
  • The elite 22-goal tournament runs until September 6 and features five teams with world-class players, including several Argentine Open champions.
  • The event promotes the official “Legacy In Motion” campaign and Johor’s royal polo heritage.

Malaysia’s King Sultan Ibrahim and Queen Raja Zarith Sofiah attended the Johor Super Crown Polo Tournament 2026 at the Royal Polo Field in Istana Pasir Pelangi, Johor.

They were accompanied by Johor Regent Tunku Mahkota Ismail and members of the Johor royal family. Che’ Puan Mahkota Khaleeda Johor and Raja Muda Johor Tunku Iskandar also attended.

The tournament runs until September 6 and holds elite 22-goal handicap status. Five top teams are taking part, with world-class players that include several Argentine Open champions.

The event was inspired by Tunku Mahkota Ismail and carries the official “Legacy In Motion” campaign, highlighting the continuity of Johor’s royal polo legacy. Sultan Ibrahim has been a professional polo rider and player since a young age and has competed in Singapore, Manila, Hong Kong and invitational matches with members of the English royal family.

The Royal Polo Club of Johor is one of the oldest and most prestigious polo clubs in Asia, with a history and legacy deeply rooted in Johor’s royal heritage.

— Sultan IbrahimThe statement presented the tournament as part of Johor’s royal polo tradition.
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