A period of play lasting seven minutes.

Term used for period of play in polo, seven minutes long, there are four to eight chukkers in a polo match Field Usually 274.2m long by 146.2m wide and outlined by sideboards FIP Flagman Visit the international governing body of polo at http://www.fippolo.com An unofficial goal observer appointed to signal by waving a flag over the head if a goal is scored, or under the waist if no goal

one of the six playing periods into which the game of polo is divided

a unit of four deals at four-deal bridge, roughly corresponding to a rubber at rubber bridge.

Composite of 6-stone set.