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March 26, 2025

Wednesday, March 26, 2025

While the Bombay Sapphires lifted the Kingston Polo Club Players’ Championship Trophy on Sunday, one could argue that perhaps the true winners of the day were Philip Palmer and the exP.Perience Events team who, with one signature high-energy, post-game fête, solidified that polo is not just one of the world’s oldest-known team sports; it’s a lifestyle! And one that includes wearing your best preppy ensembles for stomping divots and sipping Moët & Chandon fieldside.

The Players’ Championship exP.Perience after-party was a movie! Page 2 shares more scenes.

Picture Perfect Miss Global 2025 first runner-up Keri-Ann Greenwood was such a doll!Karl Mclarty

‘PPretty’ Girls Rock Gal pals (from left) Miss Universe Jamaica 2018 Emily Maddison; Flowerchild 1999 Creative Director Kaysian Wilson, and fashion & travel entrepreneur Cami “Poshe” Powell raised a toast to the exP.Perience.Karl Mclarty

Dose of Style Dr Kevin Walker and Dr Trudy-Ann Morrison were quite the stylish pair. Karl Mclarty

Sitting Pretty ...were (from left) JBS CEO Joamie Tweed; regional sales manager at caribbeanjobs.com Sarah Warren; and Sunburst Products Managing Director Cleon Roberts. Karl Mclarty

Soft As Raine Dr Briana Schwapp signalled spring in a butter-coloured crochet mini by Toni Raine. Karl Mclarty

Famalay! exP.Perience Events CEO & Creative Director Philip Palmer (second left) celebrated an epic execution with his team (from left) Chief of Staff Janelle Brown; General Manager Kayla Wright; Finance Manager Suzette Rochester; Production Manager Chad Graham-Haynes; and Marketing Manager Janne-Marie Olivierre.Karl Mclarty

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