Described as a "high goal" match the teams starred England international Jamie Le Hardy and Europe's best arena polo player, Chris Hyde.
Tim Vaux captained Team Joules with Andy Burgess Team First Great Western's captain.
First Great Western are looking to reclaim the Watergate Bay trophy this year as they were narrowly beaten by Team Joules in 2012.
The match is over 4 chukkas.
Fast and furious end to end polo.
Andy Burgess captained Team First Great Western and wears the harlequin shirt number 1.
Arena polo specialist Chris Hyde is playing number 2.
Player 3 is Richard Blake Thomas.
The match umpire.
Tim Vaux captained Team Joules.
Playing alongside Andrew Blake Thomas number 2.
and Jamie Le Hardy is playing number 3.
Vaux's Team Joules won by a single goal, beating the First Great Western team by 13 goals to 12.
It has been estimated that over 8,000 spectators were on the beach over the two day period.
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