A 32-year-old polo player, Harry Revell, died following serious injuries sustained during a tournament at Cowdray Estate near Petworth, West Sussex. The incident occurred last Friday, and Revell was rushed to the hospital by the Air Ambulance Kent Surrey Sussex. Despite the prompt medical attention, he later passed away. The Cowdray Park Polo Club has decided to cancel the Farewell Cup as a sign of respect for Revell. Club officials expressed their appreciation to the paramedics, air ambulance crew, and all those involved in Revell’s care. They described him as a much-loved and respected member of the polo community and said they would continue to support his family. Revell’s family reportedly found some comfort in knowing he was unconscious immediately after the accident and remained peaceful and well cared for until his death. Revell had recently married his wife, Lily, in September 2023, as noted in an Instagram post celebrating their first anniversary. Tributes poured in on social media, including from the Three Moles pub in Petworth, where managers described Revell as a special person who left a lasting impression. The Hurlingham Polo Association, a prominent governing body for polo in the UK, also expressed its condolences, noting Revell was a much-loved and respected member of the polo community. The Auckland Polo Club in New Zealand shared that Revell had been a much-loved member for many years, often traveling to play during the country’s polo season. They described him as an "absolute perfect gentleman" and an asset to every polo team, sideline, dinner table, or polo party. His passing has left a significant impact on the global polo community, with many remembering him for his character and contributions to the sport.