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WEPA Legends PricewaterhouseCoopers Team
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Paul Stitt
Founder and currently sole member of the Nonthaburi left-handed polo players club, Paul is participating in his third Elephant Polo tournament. He is proud to once again be a member of the PricewaterhouseCoopers WEPA Legends, though he is more legendary for his exploits off than on the field! When not riding horses or elephants, Paul spends his time on the family estate in Bang Yai, inadvertently breeding rabbits and working on his definitive history of drunkenness during the Napoleonic Wars. |
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Mr. Kristjan Edwards
Kristjan Edwards is a world class tobogoner, but when he’s not riding head-first down an icy slope at 93 mph he runs the Tiger Mountain Group, including the renowned Tiger Tops Jungle Lodge in Chitwan, Nepal. Among his other exploits he, together with his father, started the Genghis Khan Polo Club in Mongolia, a go-kart track in Kathmandu, and went tiger tracking in Russia. Kristjan is a real animal lover with 6 dogs, 2 cats, fish and turtles at his home (though his real wish is for a potbellied pig). His heart beats for conservation efforts through the International Trust for Nature and Conservation as well as Tiger Tops. |
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Mr. Tim Edwards
Despite being part of the 2003 winning World Champions,he was recently called in the press the “non-factor” of the team. Tim has since made the bold decision to change from left to right handed play. Under the supervision of a personal coach, who has spent the past six months scrutinising his every stoke and swing, he has not improved in the slightest. Tim is Director of Operations in the Tiger Mountain Group, and in order to combine business with his real pleasure - standing in and icy cold water with his rod in hand, he has a new venture called Fish Nepal. |
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Mrs. Stine Edwards
Stine Edwards has, since she started playing
elephant polo, been looking for elephants to
train in places like Afghanistan and Mexico, without much luck. However since the 5th
September her focus has changed. She is now
dedicated to the training of her first born and also to becoming the world’s best elephant polo player with an ambition to replace the ‘non factor’ as soon as possible, which is more than likely to happen next year. Other than that, Stine can be found running the house in Nepal with baby in arm and Oskar in the pram, adorned head to toe in ele-polo gear. |
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