The Official Magazine of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club & RBSC Polo Club

Vol. 3 No. 5 April 2015

Take
Aim
The RBSC Billiards Section is lining up for success

Feeling
Sporty

Keep up to speed
with the
sports action
at RBSC

USA vs.
the UK

Two countries
compete on
the golf course

Sports
Fan

Khun Pranai
Phornprapha
loves all things
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sport

Everyone at RBSC Magazine wishes you

a wonderful Songkran

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Contents
16

Club Information

Chairmans Message

10

GM Message

12

Club News

20

Sports News

26

22

Around The Club

41

RBSC Golf

64

RBSC Polo Club Food

66

Club Calendar

28

68

New Members

70

Directory

16.

Learn more about the RBSC Billiards Section

22.

Tennis Section hands out some Oscars

28.

Kids learn sports at RBSC Youth Camps

30.

Analog plays in the digital age

32.

Whats Abb at the latest Special Chill Night

34.

See whats going on Around Town

36.

Khun Pranai Phornprapha is no ordinary sports fan

48.

Captains Cup highlights RBSC Golf

53.

RBSC Ladies Golf

62.

RBSC Food

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Congrats to Khun Smithi A. Nugraha

who won a THB2,000 gift voucher to 22
Kitchen and Bar inside the Dusit Thani
Hotel Bangkok. Be sure to turn to p.82
for this month's giveaway from
The Peninsula Hotel Bangkok.

The Official Magazine of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club & RBSC Polo Club

Vol. 3 No. 5 April 2015

Take Aim

The RBSC Billiards Section is lining up for success

34
Feeling
Sporty

Keep up to speed
with the sports
action at RBSC

USA versus
the UK

Two countries
battle for one cup
on the golf course

Modern
Man

Khun Pranai
Phornprapha
on his many
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THE RBSC GENERAL

COMMITTEE 2013-2015

CHAIRMAN
Khun Pornwut Sarasin
1ST VICE CHAIRMAN
Mr. Nigel Oakins
2ND VICE CHAIRMAN
Khun Saeng Meenijacin
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Mr. Peter Burke
Mr. Simon Hirst
Dr. Karoon Chandrangsu
Mr. Michael Liu
Maj. Pansuang Xumsai Na Ayudhya
Mr. Ravi Sehgal
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Khun Suthep Suebsantiwongse
Mr. Anil Tanwani
RBSC MANAGEMENT
GENERAL MANAGER
Russell Blagg
FINANCE AND
ADMINISTRATION MANAGER
Tharakorn Bowornsujaritkul
MEMBERSHIP SERVICES MANAGER
Yuwadee Malakul Na Ayudhhya

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KHUN SUTHEP SUEBSANTIWONGSE

CLUB
INFORMATION
RBSC CONTACT INFORMATION
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e-mail: comments@[Link]
Membership Services:
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SPORTS MANAGER
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HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER
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FACILITIES MANAGER
Chatchai Pachotikan
RBSC POLO CLUB MANAGEMENT
POLO CLUB MANAGER
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RIDING MANAGER
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SPORTS MANAGER
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FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER

Somchai Chitwiset

RBSC
1 Henri Dunant Street, Bangkok 10330
Tel.02-6525000-14,02-2551420-7
Fax: (622)2554158

RBSC Polo Club

18 Soi Sanam Klee (Polo),
Wireless Road, Bangkok
Tel. 02-2526731 (10Line)
Fax : (662)2535389

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CHAIRMANS
MESSAGE

Dear Members,
Welcome to the April edition the month with our Thai traditional New Year Songkran Festival. I hope you will enjoy
the long holiday!
First of all, I would like to report a remarkable event whereby the General Committee (represented by Maj. Pansuang Xumsai
Na Ayudhya and Mr. Peter Burke) were honored to participate in welcoming H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn on
the occasion of her private visit to Ban Khlong Takhian Chai Border Patrol Police School in Wang Nam Yen District, Sa Kaeo
Province on Friday, 20th February 2015. In this regard, the Club as the fund supporter for a nursery building of Ban Khlong
Takhian Chai Border Patrol Police School was granted an audience to H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.
On the sporting front, I would like to highlight as follows:

The Martial Arts Section held its Annual Party on Friday, 20th March 2015 at the Henri Dunant Hall.
Participants enjoyed Aikido, Ballroom Dance and Line Dance shows on the stage, including attractive raffle prizes.

The RBSC Oscars; Tennis Night on Saturday, 21st March 2015 at the Henri Dunant Hall was another
impressive event to mention. Members were amused by the fantastic performances which showed team spirit and
collaboration of performers and also excited by the lucky draw prizes.

The RBSC Billiards Section will organize its 1st Inter Club Snooker 6 Red Invitation Tournament, with 6 teams
participating, namely Royal Selangor Club, Singapore Cricket Club, Penang Sports Club, Crown Property Club, the RBSC
and the RBSC Polo Club on Saturday, 4th April 2015 at RBSC Billiards Room.
The Entertainment Committee held two events, i.e. The Chill Night by The Whats Abb Band & Patchara Dila on
Wednesday, 25th February 2015 at the Polo Club Air Bar, and the Special RBSC Club Night by Analog Band on Saturday,
14th March 2015 at the RBSC Air Bar.
On a final note, I would like to encourage you to support the blood donation campaign which will take place on Tuesday, 28th April
2015 at the Henri Dunant Hall to make merit in celebration of H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorns 60th Birthday Anniversary.
Pornwut Sarasin
Chairman

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GM
PERSPECTIVE

GMs Perspective
Recently the Club has embarked on a number of new initiatives for staff training in a variety of differing fields and
subjects, many of these courses are in-house training sessions and some are reliant on outsourcing specialist instructors to
conduct courses. The priority in many aspects of our training always features health and safety bringing about the obvious
benefits for participating individuals in developing their knowledge and skills, but also the sense of pride and team
building these types of courses can instill. I am always delighted to award their certificates of competence and witness first
hand their pride and awakened motivation.
We are tidying up an area of the Verandah outside of the Dining Room by relocating the bakery production equipment
into the Henri Dunant Hall kitchens which frees up this space to accommodate the fast food preparation and service from
the Verandah. There are many benefits to relocating this expanding outside kitchen into a purpose built controlled kitchen
environment, as well as providing additional dining seating with a more presentable ambience befitting our Club atmosphere.
The Club will be shortly carrying out a review of the RBSC souvenirs with a view to refresh and expand our current range.
We invite and welcome any ideas or suggestions from Members to include in our review.
Management would like again to sincerely thank those Members that contribute to the Clubs suggestion boxes, all
remarks are acknowledged in our centralised book with appropriate action and follow-ups recorded with a view to
continually improving our service, facilities, quality and performance.
Russell Blagg
General Manager

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CLUB NEWS

RBSC Receives H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri

On 20th February 2015, The RBSC General Committee
Members and management on behalf of the Club, as the
fund supporter for the nursery building of Ban Khlong
Takhian Chai Border Patrol Police School, participated in
the receiving of H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn
for the occasion of the H.R.H personal duty to visit the
Border Patrol Police School projects in Sa Keao Province.

H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri (left)

with Maj. Pansuang Xumsai Na Ayudhya (right)

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CLUB NEWS

HOTEL PARTY
NEW RECIPROCAL CLUB FOR QI-GONG
An agreement between RBSC and RBSC Polo Club was
recently established with the prestigious Colombo Swimming
Club in Sri Lanka. Members visiting the country can use the
CSCs facilities for up to 14 days a year without paying any
subscription fees. Contact the Clubs Membership office for
more information on obtaining an introduction letter. CSC has
swimming, tennis, badminton, a gym and many other sporting
facilities available. There is also
on-site accommodation.
For more information
on CSC please visit
[Link]

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The RBSC Polo Club Qi-Gong Committee invited Members

to have lunch together at Plaza Athenee Bangkok Hotel.
It was a great party that showed Qi-Gong Members
coming together as a family - a big and warm family.
Importantly, the Section would like to thank Khunying
Wanna Sirivadhanabhakdi who always supports the Qi-Gong
Section and all Qi-Gong Members.

UPCOMING BLOOD
DONATION
The next blood donation will take place at the Henri Dunant
Hall of RBSC on 28th April. Members are encouraged to
donate and help make a difference. Members are invited to
also join in to make merit in celebration of H.R.H. Princess
Maha Chakri Sirindhorns 60th Birthday Anniversary.

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LEADING OFF

DISCOVERING
THE BILLIARDS SECTION

The Billiards Room, and by extension the Billiards Section,

is unknown quantity to many Members of RBSC. While the
sport often times gets associated with some seedy stereotypes,
those are misnomers that are simply untrue. Popularity for
both billiards and snooker is at an all-time in Europe and
China with players like Ronnie OSullivan dazzling the
world with great skills. Popularity in Thailand, however, is

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dwindling. With no truly great Thai players, the countrys

interest in the sport has waned. RBSC is one of the few places
in Thailand continuing the sports grand tradition.
By Cheyenne Hollis
Photos by Jouryuu Sato

Stepping into the RBSC Billiards Room is like stepping back

in time. The magnificent wood, the chalk boards, the bowtie wearing attendants, it feels like it would be the perfect
location for a scene in the hit television show Mad Men.
Everyone craves vintage style and the RBSC Billiards Room
is truly a place that is authentically vintage.
Its a shame most people neglect this room and sport at
RBSC. The Billiards Section carries on the games proud
legacy at RBSC, but it has been hard to get new Members
to turnout. Members who pass by are not able to see what
is going inside and are therefore less likely to open the
door to see inside the world of billiards. Even if they come
in they might not stay for long.

Members cant see inside the Billiards Room and even

when they do come inside they see that it is kind of dark. For
those who dont understand the game, this can be curious,
RBSC Billiards Section chairman, Khun Virapol Kornsritipa,
said. Once you start playing and learn about the game, you
understand why it needs to be so dark. Snooker and billiards
are games that require focus and concentration.
It is these two factors that make the sport so unique. In a
world where focus and concentration have become a lost
art, playing billiards or snooker can help teach you these
important traits. Since it is a mental sport, the playing field
is level. Strength, size and speed are irrelevant. Anyone
can become good.

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LEADING OFF

Khun Potch Phijaisanit

COMING UP

The Billiards Section hosts three major events each year to go along with Interports, friendly matches and Club-sanctioned
tournaments. The first of these is the Interclub Snooker 6 Red Invitational being held on 4th April at RBSC. Formerly known
as the Tri-Nations, the format has been tweaked to make it better for the participants.
We decided to make the tournament and invitational tournament so every club did not feel obligated to attend. Things happen
and sometimes it will be impossible for a team to make it. This makes it more flexible for everyone involved, Khun Virapol
explained. We also made it a one-day tournament. Two-day events are probably too long as the teams that dont win on the
first day dont really want to play on the second day. It is easier on everyone to do one day.

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Crown Property Club, Penang Sports Club, Singapore Cricket

Club, Royal Selangor Club, Polo Club and RBSC will make
up the field at the tournament this year. The spirit of the
competition is more social than competitive as the clubs have
been playing snooker against one another for decades.

Khun Viraphol Kornsritipa

The 8th Sattamitr Teams Snooker Tournament where teams

compete for the prestigious HRH Princess Maha Chakri
Siridhorn Cup takes place in May. It is one of the biggest
tournaments of its kind in Thailand featuring the best local
teams. In November, the Sangsom 6 Red Tournament takes
place. This is an event that has increased in popularity
over the past few years as snooker players view it as a
chance to really test themselves.

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LEADING OFF

Pol. Col. Dr. Eakalux Deerungroj

FRIENDLY FOLKS

One myth that can be dispelled is that billiards players at RBSC dont want new players to come out and give the sport a try.
The fact is they encourage everyone with an interest in the sport to come in and give it a shot.
We have great facilities and staff here that can help get you started playing. It is actually pretty easy, Khun Virapol
noted. We are all friendly guys and like to see new people come in and give it a try. Snooker can be hard to pick up right
away but you can start with billiards which is easier.

Khun Thadanai Chulasamaya

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DROP IN
The Billiards Room at RBSC is open every day from 10am to 9pm. It features four tournament quality snooker tables
and a billiards table for use. There is also equipment available for first timers to get started and friendly staff on hand to
answer questions and teach you the rules.
Interested Members are encouraged to drop on by the Billiards Room anytime or contact the Billiards Section for additional information.

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SPORTS NEWS

UNFORGETTABLE
RBSC TENNIS NIGHT 2015 OSCAR NIGHT
(From the RBSC Tennis Section)

The aim of the new, young generation

of the 2014-2015 Tennis Committee
has been to create a complete unity of
the Tennis Section by accentuating the
importance of family and taking a new
approach to tennis by giving players of all
caliber and ages opportunities to join in
fun and happy tennis.
The Tennis Section boasts six hard
courts, three of which are indoor, and
10 grass courts catering to players
whose ages range from 5 to 80 from
7.00-21.00 hrs every day.
The RBSC Tennis Committee decided
to adopt an Oscars Night theme to its
annual Tennis Night on 21st March. The
Henri Dunant Hall at RBSC was given a
spectacular makeover for Oscar Night,
complete with the Clubs tennis players
dressed up to the hilt as Oscar recipients
on the famous red carpet! The atmosphere
was electric and the goal was to entertain
and show the Committees appreciation of
the Clubs very young to the ageless active
tennis Members.
During the evening, there were
presentations of prizes to the winners
and runners-up of all the Grass and Hard
Court Championships whose ages ranged
from 6 to over 70 years young. The entire
Oscar evening was spiced with shows
from New York, New York; medleys from
Oscar Films and the Sound of Music.

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The performers were none other than our

tennis-playing Members who showed that
their dazzling prowess was indeed not
limited to only the tennis courts!
Henri Dunant Hall was magically
transformed for the occasion, complete
with a red carpet, graced by ravishing and
dashing Oscar stars in sparkling gowns and
black ties. To add more fun to the evening,
Hollywoods superheroes provided hilarious
entertainment throughout the Hall.
Chin Kampanatsanyakorn, the Chairman of
the Tennis Committee, said that everybody
was astounded by the sight of all the Gold
and Silver Oscars holding tennis rackets
lined in front of the stage. There were over
200 of them. This was an embellishment
specially designed for the evening not
found anywhere else and made all the prize
recipients proud to be holding!
However, the highlight of the evening
was the warm welcome extended to
Thailands and RBSCs legendary players
who honoured us with their presence to
receive the Lifetime Achievment Awards:
Dr Suteerapun Karalak, Khun Siri Siributr
and Dr. Choompol Vongprateep.
There were numerous other awards,
namely the Most Adorable Junior, the
Most Active Junior Player of the Year,
the Rising Star of the Year, the Most
Dedicated Parent of the Year, Coach of

the Year as well as Custodian of the Year.

There were also other awards accorded
to a variety of players, such as the Best
Topspin Player of the Year, the Best Drop
Shot Player of the Year and the Footfault
Player of the Year, to mention a few.
This unusually spectacular tennis evening
signifies another successful event
organized by the RBSC Tennis Section.
It was the result of a team effort by both
the Tennis Committee and the Ladies
Tennis Sub-Committee, along with all
the staff and coaches. And last but by
no means least, it was without doubt
the full participation of our tennis-playing
Members who played a major role in the
integration of the Clubs tennis unity.

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SPORTS NEWS

TENNIS HOST
GUESTS FROM HK
The RBSC Tennis Committee hosted the Ladies Recreation
Club from Hong Kong for a friendly event on 31st January.
A small group of six male players travelled along to partake
in the fun event which ended in a victory for RBSC. The final
score was 7-4. Afterwards, the LRC team was treated to a
lovely dinner to cap off the evening.

PARTY TIME FOR JOGGING SECTION

The weather was clear and participation was great as a group of RBSC and RBSC Polo Members gathered at RBSC Jogging Track on
the afternoon of 12th February. After the group photograph was taken in front of a big colorful banner specially made for the occasion,
the participants took off on the 3,500 m. walk and jog. RBSC and RBSC Polo Members, Members of the General Committee and staff
from Sports Division all ran in the event. At the end, a handsome Jogging Towel was handed to everyone as a souvenir.
All Members were invited to the Annual Party at Henri Dunant Hall after the walk and jog. The Jogging Section and RBSC
Qi Gong & Yoga Sections were co-organizers of the party.
Everything was well prepared including food, drinks, music,
shows on the stage and door prizes. There were 133
Members who registered for the 3,500 m. walk and jog and
over 205 guests at the Annual Party. It is hoped that more
Members will join our future activities. The RBSC Jogging
Section thanks everyone for their warm co-operation and
wishes to see you again next time.

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SPORTS NEWS

FAMILY FUN RUN/FUN

WALK AND JAZZ
The RBSC Polo Club Jogging Section held its Family Fun Run/
Fun Walk and Jazz at the Jogging Track on 7th March just before
the sunset. There were 94 joggers altogether including children
and Members over the age of 80. Everyone joined in the walk
and jog and finished their target of five to 10 laps. It was fun
and there were fitness activities for the families and friends plus
refreshments and finger foods. Members enjoyed the rhythm of
Cool music from the live band. There was the presentation for
the Certificate of Completion to 31 active jogging Members who
completed 500, 1,000, 2,500 and 5,000 laps in the last past year.
The RBSC Polo Club Jogging Section wishes all Members good
health and is looking forward to more runners on the track.

YOU CAN DO IT!

On 22nd February, five RBSC Polo Club runners joined the 9th Tokyo Marathon, one of the
six world marathons. There were more than 35,000 runners from over 100 countries that
participated in the event. Two of the Clubs Members completed their very first marathon.

- David Lin finished with the time of [Link]

- Sittichoke Thanavatik finishedwith the time of [Link]

There other runners also achieved their targets.

- Thiraphong Chansiri finished with the time of [Link]

- Vorathep Tantivorawong finished with the time of [Link]
- Tharin Keeree finished with the time of [Link]

Completing a marathon is challenge but you can do it! The time doesnt matter, only the distance.

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SPORTS NEWS

KIDS PLAYING ON
THE GRASS
(From the RBSC Tennis Committee)

MEMBER WINS
GOLD AT UNIVERSITY
GAMES
Heartiest congratulations to the Clubs equestrian,
Nai, Thitapa Worawan Na Ayudhya, for winning the
gold medal in the Team Show Jumping category at the
42nd University Games or Nonsee Games at Kasetsart
University Kampangsan on 22nd January. She represented
Chulalongkorn University at the event.

It has been a landmark year for RBSC tennis community. We

were proud to present the first ever Juniors Tennis Grass
Court Tournament! The tournament was held on March 7th.
A total of 16 boys and two girls partook in this event. Prior
to this year juniors could only take part in the tournament
on the hard court, however this event was scheduled as
part of the RBSC Tennis Committees vision to create a
well-rounded atmosphere for fostering juniors to excel in the
future. RBSC is blessed with a rare opportunity to have so
many grass courts in the club; therefore, juniors of the next
generation should be able to take advantage and play on
grass as well. We look forward to having higher participation
rate of juniors for the event to rebuild our Tennis Committee
for the new generation in the years to come.

FREE QI GONG DVD

There are free instructional DVDs on Qi Gong available
to interested Members at the Sports Section of RBSC.
The video was created by a RBSC Member and features
demonstrations and explanations to help Members
practice Qi Gong at home any time.

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SPORTS NEWS

RBSC YOUTH LEARN SPORTS

AT LATEST CAMPS
The first session of sports camps at RBSC
took place in March. The camps offered
the sons and daughters of Members a
great way to stay active during the school
break. The one-week camps have lots of
different activities for the young ones giving
them a place to learn valuable sporting
and social skills.
The youngsters had the opportunity to
learn many different sports including
badminton, basketball, swimming, golf,
table tennis and many others. It gave them
a chance to learn the basic of new sports
and pick up important knowledge should
they wish to carry on any of the games
they learned at camp.
There was also a chance for the young ones to learn more about
sportsmanship, winning and losing with dignity and fair play during
the sport camps at RBSC. All of this plus a chance to spend time
with old friends and make new friends at the Club meant the latest
sports camps were a rousing success with another great turnout.

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AROUND THE CLUB

Analog still sounds great

The Analog Band brought their unique sound to the RBSC
Air Bar on 14th March for the latest Special Club Night.
Members were treated with a night of great tunes from this
skilled ensemble as well as the normal festive atmosphere.
Khun Porn-Apha Thavornthawat won the lucky draw prize on
the night. She scored a wonderful three day and two night
package from Dvaree Hotels & Resorts.
The RBSC Entertainment Committee would like to thank the
following sponsors for their continued support of The Special
Club Night: Chang Export, Truemove H 4G LTE 3G+ WiFi, Nok
Air and Dvaree Hotels & Resorts.
Khun Don Bhasavanich

nwani (right)
Khun Anil Ta
Mclean (left)
.
G
with Mr. Ian

cha-umphai (right)
Khun Kittipong De
Laisathit (left)
and Khun Parichat

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Khun Saeng Meenijacin (left) and Khun Porn-Apha Thavornthawat (right)

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AROUND THE CLUB

Whats Abb?
The latest RBSC Chill Night brought the Whats Abb
Band & Patchara Dila to the RBSC Polo Club Air Bar on
25th February. The night was filled with music and fun as
Members enjoyed a great night at the Club.
Thanks go to the sponsors of Chill Night: Heineken, See Fah,
Truemove H 4GLTE 3G+ WiFi, Nok Air and Dvaree Hotels &
Resorts.

(From left to right) Khun Chatchawal Chonviriya, Khun Atcha

Tanadhanand and friend Khun Kanndnanawadee Sivisonti

Mr. Michael Lui (right)

and Khun Saowanee
Srinakarin (left)

Khun Sujit Kritasilp (left) and Khun Baramee Roonrumnate (right)

Khun Shavitri Varathorn (left) and
Khun Kanisorn Varathorn (right)

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AROUND THE CLUB

Kung Fu Party
The Martial Arts Section hosted its Annual Party on 20th March
at the Henri Dunant Hall. This was a chance for all of the
Sections fun activities to come out and show off what they have
been working on over the past year. The Martial Arts Section
has many fun things for Members to take part in.
Those in attendance enjoyed Aikido, Ballroom Dance and
Line Dance shows on the stage done by Members. Each
performance offered something unique and was very popular
with the crowd. Also popular was the lucky draw which
including many great prizes.

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AROUND TOWN

AROUND TOWN

A look at whats coming up and what took place around Bangkok including an ice
cream social, boy bands and a lot more.

BKK to SIN just got easier

Singapore Airlines recently announced that they will add two more weekly services between Bangkok and Singapore bringing
the total number of weekly flights between the two cities to 37. It is even easier to head down to the city state for work or play
while flying with Singapore Airlines five-star service.
Singapore Airlines customers travelling between Bangkok and Singapore on 11th and 12th April will be able to enjoy the
luxury and comfort of the worlds largest aircraft, the Airbus A380. This is the first time the Airline is operating the A380 to
Bangkok in order to meet the peak demand for the Songkran Festival.
[Link]

Setting the Mood

MOODZ is the newest Thonglor spot
bringing with it a refreshing change of
pace from the crowded dining scene.
The group of professionals behind
MOODZ includes Members of RBSC
and represents a lifetime of combined
experience, including executive Food &
Beverage management along with worldclass interior and landscape design.
The menu is full of Euro-inspired cuisine that falls somewhere in the comfort zone
between fine and casual dining, with an emphasis on the highest quality ingredients.
The elegant dcor gives MOODZ a soothing, refined ambience that invites warm
social gatherings or just hanging out while the full-service bar features expert
mixologists sling house versions of classic cocktails made with the finest spirits and
liqueurs. Check them out on Facebook at MOODZThailand.

Life in Monogram
Reknowned Thai artist, Silawit Poolsawat, is presenting a solo
exhibition at the Koi Art Gallery. His Life in Mongram exhibition
combines his love of painting with the fondness of the energy of
history he possesses. The aura of the old is what inspires Silawit
in creating his masterpieces. The artist aims to present the
lessons hidden in old photographs that have faded away.
[Link]

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For the Ladies

Thursday night is Ladies Night at 22
Kitchen and Bar inside the Dusit Thani
Hotel Bangkok. Ladies, as you would
expect on Ladies Night, drink free
from 7-9pm each and every Thursday.
This applies to sparkling and signature
cocktails from bartender Justin Dunne.
Chef Nik is cooking up his signature
eats if you in the mood for some
inspired cuisine and Kollectiv sets the
chilled out ambiance with the music.
[Link]

Cool Times

Backstreets Really Back

The Backstreet Boys return to Bangkok on 6th May as part of their worldwide
reunion tour. The In a World Like This Tour sees the boy band perform across the
globe including a stop at Impact Arena for the groups first performance in Thailand
in over a decade. Sure, the concert might just remind you of how old you have
become but it still beats One Direction.

Emack & Bolios recently opened

its third store on the second floor of
Central Plaza Ladprao. Both the young
and young-at-heart of the Bangkok
social and business community
attended the event, including Charg
daffaires of the U.S. Embassy in
Thailand, H.E. W. Patrick Murphy, his
wife, Kathleen and daughter, Gillian,
Pote Videt, Yachitr Yuvaboon, Tanong
Purananda, Napatsawan Chillanond,
Nuchanat Raveesangsoon, Shane
Kitiwatanasak, Mayrissara Chantararat
and Amata (Peary Pie) Jittasaenee.
Emack & Bolios unique brand of
delicious ice cream has taken Bangkok
by storm. The chain continues to
grow as demand from customers has
risen since first arriving on the scene.
Thailand is the first country outside of
the US to offer Emack & Bolios ice
cream, and new stores are set to open
in Bangkok this year with Emquartier,
Siam Center and The Mall Bangkapi all
set to embrace the cool goodness.
[Link]

BIG + BIH
The April edition of the 39th Annual BIG + BIH returns to Bitec from 19th April to
21st April. For those unfamiliar with the acronyms, its the Bangkok International
Gift Fair and Bangkok International Houseware Fair. The event is one of the
ASEANs premier international trade fairs highlighting the trendy gifts and lifestyle
from Thailands best and most creative designers. All of the latest and greatest
collections will be on display to see in person.
[Link]

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MEMBERS ONLY

SUPERFAN
Khun Pranai Phornprapha

Saying RBSC Member Khun Pranai likes

sports would be like saying kua kling is
a little spicy. Its a bit of understatement.
The world of sports plays a big role
in his life. He watches, plays and has
become involved with sports marketing
in Thailand. He isnt some jock though.
He is a savvy entrepreneur hoping to
make a name for himself.

Game plan by Cheyenne Hollis

There is only one sport that Khun
Pranai Phornprapha doesnt really enjoy
watching. Its baseball. I went to a
baseball game when I was in America,
and I didnt really like it, he points out.
It was really slow. There isnt enough
action. It is kind of boring.
He isnt the first person to be turned off by
baseballs methodical pace. Instead, he
prefers action and athleticism. He is quick
to proclaim his admiration for basketball.
The NBA is a favorite of Khun Pranai even
if it can harm his work productivity.
I enjoy watching basketball. I dont
have a team I root for. I just like
watching the best players. They can do
some amazing things. The problem is
the NBA games start in the morning.
Sometimes I will start watching them
at work and that isnt always good for
being productive, he confesses.
NBA League Pass allows subscribers to
watch any game at any time. The time
difference between the US and Thailand
means games tip-off at 6am local time
and the late games will end around
noon. With so many great players and
the ability for anything to happen on any
given night, it is hard to not watch even
if work does get in the way.
I like watching the Golden State
Warriors. They are a great team to
watch with the Splash Brothers,
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson,
playing so fast, he says. Then you
always want to watch someone like
Russell Westbrook1. He is just a freak.
Its incredible to watch him play.
Khun Pranai is clearly a knowledgeable
basketball fan, but his passion is

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football. Specifically, his passion is

Arsenal FC. The London-based club
has been the apple of his eye since
childhood. Make no mistake, he is not
some glory hunter, but a fan who truly
supports the team.
When I was growing up everyone
seemed to support Manchester United

or, especially in Asia, Liverpool. Part of

the reason I chose to support Arsenal is
that I wanted to be different, Khun Pranai
explains. The main reason I follow Arsenal
is their style of play2. They play really
attractive football. I really liked watching the
team play because it was different.
As an adult, he has been able to

travel to England to see them play. He

has also taken in a few other soccer
matches during his time there including
an uncomfortable experience watching
Manchester City play Arsenal at the
Etihad Stadium. I was at that game on
business as a guest of Manchester City.
It was difficult because I couldnt cheer
for Arsenal. They won the game which

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MEMBERS ONLY
was great, but I couldnt celebrate at all.
It was kind of awkward, especially when
Arsenal scored because my natural
instinct was to cheer, he recounts.
There has been an influx of Thai
influence in English football. Leicester
City and Reading are owned by Thais
and several Thai companies have
notable sponsorships with clubs such
as Singhas deal with Chelsea3. It would
be natural to think that as a young
entrepreneur Khun Pranai might one
day eye owning his own soccer club.
Football teams are not good business,
he says definitively. Maybe if you can
combine it with branding it can work
out. I think King Power and Leicester
have been successful and the same
with Everton and Chang. You have to
have a branding element for it work. Im
super far away from thinking about that
though.
The branding element is huge in the
sports world. It is something that Khun
Pranai has been caught up in over the
years. I bought a Sega Dreamcast
and JVC television because they
were shirt sponsors of Arsenal4 when
I was younger. Neither was the best
investment in hindsight. The brand
loyalty that can be created by sponsoring
a football team is good business. I have
learned a lot about this and think sports
can be a very powerful marketing tool.
It should come as no surprise to learn
that Khun Pranai and his partners
have ventured into the field of sports
marketing. One of his most creative
endeavors is The Music Run5, a unique

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1 Russell Westbrook, hes good

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2 Arsenal play really nice

3 The only beer served

at Stamford Bridge

5k run that enhances the natural

marriage of music and running by
turning it into a social event.
Almost everyone listens to music when
they run. The Music Run is an event
designed to be different. We want to
combine the love of running with the
love of music people have, Khun
Pranai details. Its a fun event and
one that we hope will keep growing.
Last year we did Bangkok, Jakarta and
Yangoon in 2014 and we will return
to those cities this year. Singapore is
coming up in April and Hong Kong and
Taiwan will also happen in 2015.
The idea behind The Music Run is simple.
Its to create a total musical immersion.
Each kilometer is dedicated to a unique
genre of music. The runners then vote on
which songs will be played using social
media during the build up to the run. The
course is lined with top quality speakers
that play the top songs selected by the
runners. After the run, there is a concert
for everyone to keep the party going.
Sports clearly play a big role in Khun
Pranais life, but he does take a step
back from that world for his proverbial
day job. He is Managing Director
of Siam SBrand6, a Japanese auto
body repair and paint franchise.
Khun Pranais father, Khun Pornpinit
Phornprapha, was supposed to take
the meeting with the companys
representatives but a busy schedule
prevented this.

at the business. I was in and out of

Japan learning about what they did
and seeing if it would be a good fit,
he says. The core reason I decided to
go through with it is because I thought
SBrand could fill a gap in the market.
It hasnt always been easy, but he
firmly believes in what Siam SBrand
has to offer. The company continues
to grow in popularity as more people
are introduced to its one of a kind
experience. Siam SBrand prides itself
on providing quick, high-quality repairs
with top-notch customer service.
We had to make some adjustments for
the Thai market after seeing how things
went during the first year. We started
working with insurance companies
because most Thais want to use insurance
to pay. There were some other tweaks we
also had the make but once we did that,
things started to take off, he states.
Its only natural to assume that
someone who loves sports and works
with cars would drive, or want to drive,
a sports car. Surprisingly, this is not
the case with Khun Pranai. Sports

My dad told me to go to the meeting

and see if it was any good because
he didnt really have the time for it.
SBrand were looking to expand into
the Thailand like many Japanese
companies. I spent a lot of time looking

4 Some nice looking kits

cars arent really practical to drive in

Bangkok. You spend two or three hours
in your car a day. Why would you want
to spend it in a car that is cramped
and comfortable? You cant use a fast
car in traffic, he muses. Everyone
loves a supercar, but I want one that is
comfortable to be in.
It is that kind of understated creativity
that has allowed him to create a name
for himself despite coming from a
famous family. He always wanted to
do his own thing growing up. He was
allowed that freedom and he will always
be grateful to this his parents for that.
I have always wanted to prove myself. I
never wanted to rest on my family name,
he says. They never forced me to do
anything. I have been able to pursue my
interests. They have always supported
me, and I have to thank them.
With countless interests and many other
projects in pipeline, it seems as if Khun
Pranai is just getting started. He might
even be more successful than Arsenal over
the next decade, but that is a conversation
he would probably wish to avoid.

For more info on The Music Run visit [Link]

5 The Music Run info

6 The future of auto repair

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ADVERTORIAL

SIAM SBRAND:
MAKING YOUR CAR LOOK GOOD
Driving in Bangkok can be rough on your
car. Dents, scratches and other cosmetic
issue are nearly impossible to avoid over the
course of time. The only thing worse than
having a car that looks bad is going through
the hassle of getting it repaired. Not only
is the process of getting your car repaired
time consuming, often times the quality and
customer service can be lacking.
That is why Khun Pranai Phornprapha
decided to bring SBrand to Thailand.
With over 3,000 locations in Japan,
SBrand has become the standard bearer
for quality auto body repair in the land of
the rising sun. The companys speed and
service combined with latest technology
means Siam SBrand gives customers the
best experience possible.
Siam SBrand offers a unique service
that is missing from the Thai market. We
have a speedy service with unmatched
quality. In Thailand, you have to leave
your car in the garage and wait for it
until the repairs gets done. Sometimes
this process can take weeks even if your
car only needs a minor fix because the
garage will have lots of other projects
going on, Khun Pranai said.
Siam SBrand is different because
it only takes small to medium sized
auto body and paint repairs as well

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as offering other services like applying

coating. The result is faster and more
efficient repairs that gets your car back
on the road sooner and with less fuss.
Thai people really like their cars. This
means they want them to look good,
and they want to be able to drive them.
We understand that and do our best to
make sure that happens, he added.
There are three areas where Khun
Pranai believes Siam SBrand stands
apart from the competition.

Quality The staff at Siam SBrand

receives the best training from the

companys Japanese staff to ensure
they are highly qualified at what they do.
Furthermore, supervisors are constantly
checking up on the work to ensure no
corners are cut. Quality control is an integral
part of the repair process at Siam SBrand.
SBrand also has a significant Research
and Development department to improve
the companys methods and technology it
uses. You can rest easy knowing your car
is getting the best in auto body repair.
This is something that has been
recognized by both insurance companies
and car dealerships who have partnered
with Siam SBrand to make sure you can
have your car fixed there.

Speed By focusing on small and

medium repairs, Siam SBrand is able to

focus on getting the work done quickly.

Major repair projects take valuable man

hours which takes away from the time
mechanics can work on the smaller
projects. This means the turnover at
Siam SBrand is quicker than at traditional
garages meaning you get back on the
road quicker with a car that is flawless.

Customer Service The automotive

repair industry is not exactly renowned
for its customer service. Most of time
cranky mechanics are forced to deal
with the general public out of necessity.
This leads to unpleasant experiences
leaving both sides annoyed.
Siam SBrand strives to provide
customer service to ensure each
and every person is satisfied with the
experience. Khun Pranai admits this
objective is still a work in progress but
believes that his company will provide
an unrivaled customer experience in the
near future. Even now, the effort on staff
training and nice facilities is apparent
from the minute you walk in the door.

Siam SBrand

1136
10250
Telephone: +662-721-3111
Fax: +662-721-3022
Facebook: SBrand Thailand
[Link]

RBSC visits Malaysia for

Interport play p.48
Old and new champs
highlight ladies
tournaments p.59

GOLF
Yanks and Brits
do battle at
Captains Cup p.50

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RBSC GOLF

CAPTAINS MESSAGE

Dear Golfing Members,

We are now well into our hot season and unavoidably entering the rainy season in a few months. We would like
members to pay particular attention to the unexpected and variable weather conditions, especially, rain, lightning and
flash thunderstorms. Even though our golf course has a weather warning system in place, there are no guarantees for the
full protection of golfers who are in the exposed elements. The system will, however, warn golfers of nearby lightning
strikes. It is advisable that golfers should take cover when the siren is sounded.
In the past month, the Golf Committee would like to thank Members whom participated in the RSC and RSGC Interport
matches. We would like also to congratulate the Thai Team for their outstanding performance in this years Rama VII
trophy. Congratulations also go to 2015 Mixed Team Championship champions of Khun Soratat and Khun Thippawan
for their great performance in the competition.
Finally, in the month of Sonkran Festival, we shall look forward to see who will be our new Club Champion, Senior Club
Champion and RBSC Chairmans Cup winner.
.
Above all, we wish you good health and enjoy golfing at RBSC.
Dr. Rattachat Mongkolnavin
Captain of Golf RBSC

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RBSC GOLF COMMITTEE

DR. RATTACHAT
MONGKOLNAVIN

DR. KETCHYONG
SKOWRATANANONT

KHUN POOMHATAI
SVETASOBHANA

KHUN CHAWALIT
CHANARAT

KHUN SORATAT
ROJANASOONTHON

KHUN SUDHISAK
BAMRUNGTRAKUN

KHUN PULRIT
PRANEEPRACHACHON

KHUN PIMUK
SIMAROJ

KHUN VICHAI
SRISAKULYANON

MR. SUVIR
SACHDEV

Club Championship
promises action
The Club Championship, RBSC Cup
and Senior Club Championship return
to the RBSC Golf Course in April. The
Clubs best golfers will be out in force
for a chance to win one of the most
prestigious honors at the Club.
Last year saw Khun Piyakan Kriangkrai
fend off young upstart Master Nitichai
Bhumithaworn in the final. In order to
win, he needed to pull off an impressive
comeback over the last three holes to
win. This years competition will be
wide open as quite a few golfers will hit
the course for their chance to win.
RBSC Cup winner Khun Athikom
Xanthavanij will aim for back-to-back
victories, however, a talent field will
have their sights set on making sure he
doesnt repeat. The wily and composed
Khun Piyabutra Vasudhara looks to
continue his success by winning the
Senior Club Championship once again.

KHUN ATHIKORN XANTHAVANIJ

KHUN PIYAKAN KRIANGKRAI

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RBSC GOLF

THAI TEAM TAKES

RAMA VII TROPHY
Parity has highlighted the Rama VII Trophy in recent times.
Every team has won the trophy at least once since 2009
including the American teams first-ever victory last year.
Thailand dominated the event for some time before 2009 and
boasts a total of 36 victories in the tournaments long history.
You can add one more win to that total as the Thai team
once again returned to the top at the 2015 Rama VII Trophy.
The Thai team had several new faces this year and the
players came together to brush aside the competition. The
competition has been held 47 times with the Thai team
claiming an outright victory on 37 of those occasions. Not a
bad winning percentage.

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RBSC GOLF

ALL SQUARE BETWEEN

RBSC AND RSC
Malaysia was the destination for a weekend of Interport matches to begin March. The annual three-day tour began on
Friday, 6th March with a contest against Royal Selangor Club. RBSC was hoping to end their winless run in this fixture
having lost the previous two matches at RSC.
The visitors were unable to get the win but did get some consolation from the result as the two sides end the affair tied.
RBSC would be pleased with the result while RSC were left to rue their missed opportunity to win the Interport.
RSC was a very gracious host as always and the two teams capped off the day with a festive celebration and dinner. It
was a chance for Members to renew acquaintances with their counterparts from RSC over good food and many laughs.

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN VUDHI LENBURY,KHUN ATHAPORN KHAIMARN,KHUN

MANU CHOLUMPI,KHUN PICHET LAOKASEM AND DR. SOMPOL EKARAPHANICH

DR. RATTACHAT MONGKOLNAVIN (LEFT)

KHUN CHAIYAVAT NITIYAPORN (LEFT) AND KHUN KRITAPOL SUNDARAVEJ (RIGHT)

MR. KALAIE,P.M (LEFT) AND KHUN PRACHA SIVASIAMPHAI (RIGHT)

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RBSC ENJOY MALAYSIAS

MOST HISTORIC CLUB
The golfers of RBSC concluded their
trip to Malaysia with the annual away
Interport match with the Royal Selangor
Golf Club. RSGC is undoubtable the
countrys best golf club and the two-day
match allows golfers from RBSC to play
on the Clubs beautiful grounds. RSGCs
two 18-hole championship courses are
both scenic and challenging for players.
The two teams once again contested for
the Erawan Cup and Seladang Cup. The
two trophies serve as a symbol of the
two clubs friendship. RSGC would win
back both cups from RBSC this time.
RBSC went into the match as holders
of the cups thanks to an impressive win
in Bangkok during January. This match
completes the Interport series between
the two clubs for 2015.

DR. RATTACHAT MONGKOLNAVIN (LEFT)

KHUN DECHA METPRAPHA (MIDDLE LEFT) AND

KHUN MANU CHOLUMPI (MIDDLE RIGHT)

MR. SIMON HIRST

DR. SOMPHOB INTARAPRASONG

KHUN SUVIR SACHDEV (MIDDLE LEFT) AND DR.

RATTACHAT MONGKOLNAVIN (MIDDLE RIGHT)

KHUN PICHET LAOKASEM (LEFT) AND KHUN ATHAPORN KHAIMARN (MIDDLE RIGHT)

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GOLF NEWS

LET YOUR FLAG FLY

It was a historic turnout for a historic event as a record

number of participants turned out for this years Captains
Cup at RBSC. It was the fifth year of the competition
which prides itself on being much more than just a test of
golfing ability. It is social event which people of all different
backgrounds and beliefs come together through common
interests such as being Members of RBSC, golf and beer.
The format for the Captains Cup is simple. The Yanks who
were educated in America compete in a Ryder Cup-esque
tournament against the lads who studied in the UK in a oneday match. Each team is comprised of 16 RBSC Members,
handpicked by UK captain Songkran Grachangnetara and
US captain Thitinand Chumpani to represent their respective
nation.
In true Ryder Cup style, the format is four-ball with the captains
matching pairings and using strategy to get a leg up on their
counterpart. The tournament is based on the August Cup which is
a similar tournament held around Thailand and open to everyone.
RBSC Members realized that there should be something similar
for their own Club and in 2011 the Captains Cup was born.
According to Songkran, it is the spirit of the Captains Cup that
sets it apart from other golf competitions. Its not just about the

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golf. In fact, we have a wide range of skills that play. There are
your guys who play regularly, but there are also guys who will
only play one round of golf during the year and that happens to
be here. This is very much a social gathering, he explains.
It is this desire of inclusivism that is the hallmark of the
Captains Cup. Songkran detailed, Everyone on the two teams
probably have wildly different political and personal beliefs,
but we can still come together and have some fun because of

what we have in common. The only thing that matters on this

day is having fun and playing golf. I think that is why we all
have such a good time.
This years tournament was again won by the American team
who claimed the cup for the third straight year. This win saw
the Yanks take the lead in the series standings. The UK team
won the event the first two times before the Americans rose to
power. This means the US Captain will get to keep ahold of
the cup for a third consecutive year.
Its a great event and a great rivalry. We talk about it all year
long. The two teams are always boasting and trash talking but
it is friendly. We have all become good friends, Songkran
stated. The two teams are evenly matched and it is just an exciting event. We all come out, have a great time, play some golf
and then have a party afterward.
This year featured a special guest as Mark Kent, the British Ambassador to Thailand, stopped by to give a rousing a speech and
join in the post-match festivities. Songkran hopes this becomes another tradition for the Captains Cup. It was great for Mark
to come and hangout. He had a really great speech. Maybe it becomes a yearly thing. Who knows? Maybe we can have the next
American Ambassador come out to, he said.
Songkran was also quick to thank the RBSC staff for their efforts in making the Captains Cup such a success. We couldnt do it
with the help of the staff. The really rolled out the red carpet for us and did a great job with everything, he added.
Despite all the fun, it will be another year of glory for the Yanks and disappointment for the Brits. At the end of the day, the
better team won. I wont make any excuses. If there is one caveat, it is that it is harder to find real Brits. Im sure we will be
stronger next year though, Songkran concluded.

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GOLF NEWS

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CAPTAINS CUP FACT SHEET

- Inception: 2011
- Founded by Songkran Grachangnetara and Thitinand Chumpani, (the captains, hence the name of the Cup) graduated from
England and USA respectively.
- The Captains Cup is an invitation only annual tournament held at RBSC which pits old England Students against old US
students in a four ball match play tournament.
- This year there were 32 participants but the event has become but the events popularity has increased and there is a
possibility the field could continue to expand.
- All players share costs equally for a prize giving ceremony where a few speeches are made and lots of food and beer
consumed on the premises.
- Current overall tally is there victories for the USA and two for England. The USA team is on a three year winning streak. The
winning Captain gets to keep the Cup for the year.
- The Captains Cup is the most talked about tournament in the Golf section.

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GOLF TRAVEL

PLAY AT
PEBBLE BEACH

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RBSC GOLF
Dear Ladies,
I would like to wish all the ladies and your families a
fun and pleasant time during the upcoming Songkran
Festival.
We still have the special prizes for the lady golfers
who make a hole in one during one of the competitions
organized by the Ladies Golf Section. Here are the great
prizes that are available:
- Ruby earrings from ex-captain Narumol Malligan for
the first lady golfer to shoot a hole in one.
- ECCO golf shoes from myself for the next lady golfer
to make a hole in one.
If no one gets the prizes, we will put the prizes in the
lucky draw during the Captains Prizes competition in
October. The lucky ladies should attend at least three
tournaments organized by the Ladies Golf section from
December 2014 to September 2015.
To update our ladies golf handicap, we would like to ask all ladies to submit your scorecards every time when you
play a round of golf at RBSC. The staff will help to put your score in the system to update your handicap. We will
also have a lucky draw prize for your caddy that helps you to submit your score card at the end of each month
(lucky draw will be from March to August 2015).
Best regards,
Sasitorn Chokwatana

Ladies Golf Upcoming Events

The RBSC Ladies Golf Section continues to have many fun events coming up. Be sure to sign up early in order to
participate. If you are looking for more information, check out the Ladies Golf bulletin board for updates.
Mom Kobkaew Cup
Wednesday, 22nd April
Phya Srivikorn Cup
Monday, 18th May

APRIL 2015 | 53

RBSC GOLF

NEW CHAMPS AT H.M. QUEEN

RAMBHAI BARNI CUP
For the past two years, Khun Jittakarn Chandraviroj and Khun
Montira Wongtrakun have won the H.M. Queen Rambhai Barni
Cup. The duos success was no fluke but a rare three-peat would
not be in the stars for them this year. A new team would be able
to raise the trophy this year in a wide open competition.
Khun Chindarat Kruavanichkit and Khun Phandhida
Sucharittanonta were the victors of this years H.M. Queen
Rambhai Barni Cup on 10th February. Finishing as runners up
were Dr. Yolvilai Sethabutra and Khun Sudachan Euarchukiatti
who also played well. All the golfers who participated should
be commended for their fine efforts on this day. It was another
fun event from the RBSC Ladies Golf Section.

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN RUNGRAVEE MAPAISANSIN, KHUN MONTIRA

WONGTRAKUN AND KHUN RATANA HOMSILPAKUL

MRS. FUYUMI WATANABE

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KHUN SUMANA NA RANONG

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) MRS. FUYUMI WATANABE, KHUN SASITORN CHOKWATANA, KHUN RUNGRAVEE MAPAISANSIN AND KHUN NETRNAPIS TANGTRONGVATTANA

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN ROMMANEE WACHARASINDHU,

KHUN RUNGRAVEE MAPAISANSIN AND KHUN RATANA HOMSILPAKUL

KHUN MONTATIP CHANDRA-CHAMNONG

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN CHINDARAT KRUAVANICHKIT, KHUN AUSANEE

SOSOTHIKUL AND KHUN SUNUN MAHASANDANA

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RBSC GOLF

FAMILIAR FACE WINS PRINCE

CHULA CHAKRABONGSE CUP
Khun Ausanee Sosothikul added another trophy to her already impressive collection by winning the Prince Chula
Chakrabongse Cup on 16th March. Khun Ausanee has been no stranger to the winners circle having won several
tournaments over the past two years.
However, this one was far different than her other victories. The Prince Chula Chakrabongse Cup is a bogey competition
where birdies or better count for a point and a bogey or worse will deduct a point from the players score. The lady with
the most points at the end of the round is the winner and this year that was Khun Ausanee. Khun Nitayada Purananda
proved successful under the format as well finishing as the runner-up.

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN KUNNIKAR PLJFFERS, KHUN NITAYADA PURANANDA, KHUN AUSANEE SOSOTHIKUL, KHUN SASITORN CHOKWATANA
AND KHUN NATHINEE PAUROHITYA

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN KUNNIKAR PIJFFERS, KHUN NITAYADA PURANANDA,

KHUN VIPA PATANAVANICHKUL, KHUN PUDPONG UJJIN

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(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN ANGSUMAL JOTIKASTHIRA, KHUN TUSNEEBUL

SUKRIKET, KHUN JETSUDA SITACHITT AND KHUN SARIYA CHANPEN

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN FUYUMI WATANABE,KHUN NETRNAPLS

TANGTRONGVATTANA,KHUN SUPANG MEKCHARAS,KHUN SUPITR JIVAMONGKOL

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN NATHINEE PAUROHITYA,KHUN BUSARA TANPHIPHAT,

KHUN SUDACHAN EUARCHUKIATTI AND KHUN YOLVILAI SETHABUTRA

KHUN VIPA PATANAVANICHKUL

(FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) KHUN TASANEE CHUSOIPIN,KHUN USA LUENGTHAVIBOON,

KHUN NONGLUCK VANGSIRIRUNGRUAG AND KHUN PREMSIRI BRADY

KHUN SUMANA NARANONG

KHUN SIRIPORN MEECHOOKUL

APRIL 2015 | 57

RBSC GOLF

NEW KID ON THE BLOCK

PHACHARA WINS PGM
CCM RAHMAN PUTRA
CHAMPIONSHIP
fledging career. He made headlines
when he won the 2013 Hua Hin Open on
home soil at the age of 14 before turning
professional in August last year. He also
earned an Asian Tour card at Qualifying
earlier this year after winning his first
professional title in Thailand.
Im very happy with this win, smiled
Phachara. I couldnt have asked for a
better way to win a tournament because
my game was very good. I was a bit
nervous but it helps when you have
two eagles in your round! My short
game really helped me this week.
Phacharas win earned him US$9,436
and six valuable Official World Golf
Ranking (OWGR) points. The ADT
will reward the top-five finishers on the
Order of Merit at the end of this season
with Asian Tour cards for 2016.

Phachara Khongwatmai secured a

convincing four-shot win at the PGM
CCM Rahman Putra Championship
to become the youngest champion on
the Asian Development Tour (ADT)
in March. The immensely talented
Thai, who turns 16 in May, showed
little signs of pressure when he fired
two eagles for a brilliant six-under-par
66 and a 20-under-par 268 total at the
Kelab Rahman Putra Malaysia.
He defeated local hope Danny Chia and
Shane Smith of the United States, who
closed with a 70 and 64 respectively, to
settle for tied second at the RM200,000

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(approximately US$55,400) ADT event.

Sutijet Kooratanapisan (69) of Thailand
finished a further shot back on 273
while Quincy Quek of Singapore, the
halfway stage leader, finished fifth
following a 69 for a 274 total.
Phachara, who held the share of the
overnight lead with Chia, got off to a
flying start when he eagled the third hole
from 10-feet before making the turn in
34. He pulled clear from the chasing pack
with a huge 25-footer eagle on hole 10
before ending his round on a flourish with
birdies on holes 15 and 18.
The victory is a huge boost in his

With the Olympic Games looming in

2016 where golf will be reintroduced
as a medal sport, players in the region
could earn their spots in Rio de Janeiro
by earning Official World Golf Ranking
points through the Asian Tour and ADT.
The Asian Development Tour
was launched in 2010 with the
aim of creating a career pathway
for professional golfers in Asia.
Sanctioned by the Asian Tour,
the Asian Development Tour will
ultimately create a new playing
platform for emerging stars from
across Asia and around the world. It is
a stepping stone to the Asian Tour and
the exciting world of international golf.

THONGCHAI AND
THAWORN CONTINUE TO
SPEARHEAD THAILANDS
SUCCESS ON THE
ASIAN TOUR
Randhawa, Indias first Asian Tour number one in 2002,
is ranked fourth with US$3.36 million thanks largely to
eight career wins while current Asian Tour Order of Merit
winner Anirban Lahiri, who won two tournaments last
month, jumped into ninth place with US$2.5 million, seven
years after joining the Asian Tour.

Thaworn Wiratchant

Asian golf legend Thongchai Jaidee has maintained his

stature as the highest earning golfer on the Asian Tour ahead
of countryman Thaworn Wiratchant, with five other Thais
featuring prominently on the Career Money List.
The 45-year-old Thongchai, the only player in history to
win three Order of Merit crowns, has accumulated US$5.31
million in earnings on the Asian Tour since making his debut
on the regions premier Tour in 1999. His achievement is
highly commendable as Thongchai has featured extensively
with great success as well in Europe over the past decade.
With a record 18 career victories in Asia, evergreen Thaworn,
who is 48, sits in second place with US$4.25 million in
earnings, with fellow Thais Prayad Marksaeng (US$3.29
million), Prom Meesawat (US$2.56 million) and Chapchai
Nirat (US$2.43 million) featuring in the top-10 of the Career
Money List in fifth, eighth and 10th positions respectively.
Kiradech Aphibarnrat, the 2013 Asian Tour number one when
he earned US$1.12 million that season, is ranked 12th with
US$2.33 million while Chawalit Plaphol is 19th on the list
with US$1.8 million. The seven Thais have an accumulated
51 Asian Tour victories, ranking Thailand as the most
successful golfing nation in the region to date.
Indias golfing stars come a close second behind Thailand,
with three players Jeev Milkha Singh, Jyoti Randhawa
and Anirban Lahiri featuring in the top-10. Shiv Kapur
and S.S.P Chawrasia are 12th and 14th on the list, while
Arjun Atwal is ranked 21st. Singh, Asias number one in
2006 and 2008, is third on the earnings list with US$3.37
million. With six career wins on the Asian Tour, he also
holds the record of earning the highest prize winnings in a
single season with US$1.45 million in 2008.

Other notable names in the top-20 Career Money List include

Singapores Mardan Mamat in 11th position with US$2.33
million in prize winnings, Chinese Taipeis Lin Wen-tang who
is 16thwith US$2.06 million, and Filipino duo Juvic Pagunsan
and Angelo Que, who are 17th and 20thwith US$1.89 million
and US$1.78 million respectively.
The most successful international golfer to date is Scott Hend
of Australia, who is ranked seventh on the Career Money List
with US$2.75 million. Hend has won six times on the Asian
Tour since joining the circuit in 2007.
Asian Tour Career Money List
Player Total Earnings (US$)
1. Thongchai Jaidee (THA) $5,313,423
2. Thaworn Wiratchant (THA) $4,252,537
3. Jeev Milkha Singh (IND) $3,372,169
4. Jyoti Randhawa (IND) $3,361,495
5. Prayad Marksaeng (THA) $3,298,375
6. Liang Wen-chong (CHN) $3,247,748
7. Scott Hend (AUS) $2,759,522
8. Prom Meesawat (THA) $2,566,519
9. Anirban Lahiri (IND) $2,513,729
10. Chapchai Nirat (THA) $2,436,281

Thongchai Jaidee

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GOLF TIPS

The Key Move : Making

a smooth transition
Without a doubt, the most important move
as well as the most difficult move in the golf
swing is the transition from the top of the
backswing down to the pre-impact position.

When making a backswing, the shoulders

will rotate horizontally around your spine
(which is tilted slightly forward from your
hips). However, they (your shoulders) do
not rotate horizontally immediately on the
downswing. For a very brief instance, the
shoulders will move vertically (your hips
will move first on the downswing).
You must feel the right shoulder dropping
the arms falling and the right elbow
tucking in to your hip. As you do this,
you must keep your wrists cocked while
maintaining a 90 degree angle between your
right forearm and the shaft. When the shaft
drops down parallel to the ground, the wrists
should still be in the cocked position. Now
is when you can release the wrists and strike
the golf ball with tremendous power and lots
of clubhead speed.

I Have Rotated My Shoulders 90 Degrees

Horizontally And My Weig ht Is On The Inside Of
My Rig ht Knee. My Wrists Are Fully Cocked At
The Top And Have Formed A 90 Degree Angle
Between My Forearms And The Shaft.

My weig ht is shifted 90 degrees onto my left leg.

My rig ht shoulder has dropped down. I still have
the same 90 degree angle between my forearms
and shaft like I had at the top.

Most golfers will rotate their shoulders

horizontally on the downswing which
makes your angle of attack to steep and
swing path too much outside to inside
which makes the ball slice.
So, work on making a slow backswing by
moving the legs and hips first on the downswing
and feel your right shoulder dropping to get
THE KEY Move correct!
Have a question on golf techniques?
Want to improve your game with some lessons?
Contact Pro Bill at 081-1487482

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Notice how you can see throug h my forearms.

The shaft is parallel with my toes. My rig ht heel
is beginning to come up off the ground. The
clubhead can now hit the ball from an inside path.

I have uncocked my wrist too early on the

downswing. The clubhead will swing across the
ball from an outside path (probably going to slice
the ball). My weig ht is still on my rig ht foot.

RBSC GOLF RESULTS IN 2015

SECTION

DATE

EVENT

Golf

10-11 Jan 15

Home Interport RBSC vs RSGC

Ladies Golf

14-16 Jan 15

Club Championship 2015

Winner Erawan Cup

RBSC

Winner Seladang Cup

RBSC

Winner (Club
Championship)

Khun Chindarat Kruavanichkit

Runner-Up(Club
Championship)

Khun Montatip Chandra-chamnong

Winner (RBSC Cup)

Khun Vevika Chotiros

Runner-Up(RBSC Cup)

Khun Ratana Homsilpakul

Winner (Platinum Cup)

Khun Yuvarin Bongsadadt

Runner-Up(Platinum
Cup)

Khun Sumana Na Ranong

Winner

RBSC

Winner ([Link]
Sarasin Trophy)

Khun Bunloo Varasarin

Runner-Up

Khun Manas Kampakdee

Winner (Pong Sarasin

Cup)

Mr. Jonathan W. Sill

Runner-Up

Mr. Ian A. Stewart

Winner ([Link]
Sarasin Cup)

Khun Sukit Pachimsawat

Runner-Up

Mr. Donald R. Mickelwait

Winner (Merlion
Trophy)

RBSC

Winner (Nibhon
Wilairat Trophy)

RBSC

Winners

Khun Chindarat Kruavanichkit

Khun Phandhida Sucharittanonta

Runners-Up

Dr. Yolvilai Sethabutra

Khun Sudachan Euarchukiatti

Home Intraport RBSC vs

Krungthep Kreetha

Winner (RBSC Cup)

Draw

Winner (Krungthep
Kreetha Cup)

Krungthep Kreetha

Team Championship 2015

Winners

Khun Jakkapong Sangmanee

Khun Polawat Intrawitayanunt

Runners-Up

Khun Vichai Srisakulyanon

Khun Chawalit Chanarat

Golf

17 Jan 15

Home Interport RBSC vs HKGC

Golf

31 Jan 15

[Link] Sarasin Trophy 2015

Golf

Ladies Golf

Golf

Golf

7-8 Feb 15

10 Feb 15

14-15 Feb 15

21-22 Feb 15

WINNER

Home Intraport RBSC vs RSGC

H.E. Queen Rambhai Barni Cup

2015

Golf

28 Feb 15

H.E. Nakasone Trophy 2015

Winner
Runner-up

Khun Tna Dharmajiva

Dr. Rattachat Mongkolnavin

Golf

6 Mar 15

Away Interport RBSC vs RSC

Winner (RSC Cup)

Draw

Golf

7-8 Mar 15

Away Interport RBSC vs RSGC

& RSC

Winner (Erawan Cup)

RSGC

Winner (Seladang Cup)

RSGC

Golf

14 Mar 15

Rama VII Trophy

Winner

Thai Team

Ladies Golf

16 Mar 15

Prince Chula Chakrabongse

Cup 2015

Winner

Khun Ausanee Sosothikul

Runner - Up

Khun Nitayada Purananda

APRIL 2015 | 61

RBSC FOOD

AN APRIL TRADITION

Its hot outside and the warm season has engulfed Bangkok.
There is only one dish made especially to beat the heat. The
Kao Chae set is a mixture of cool, refreshing tastes that offer
a respite from the searing temperatures. This April tradition
is over 200 years old and has been pleasing generations
with its great flavour.
The Kao Chae set at RBSC contains everything you would
expect. The jasmine rice in scented water is here to keep you
cool. There is stuffed pepper with minced pork and deep fried
shimp paste balls. The sweet turnip and stuffed shallots with
shrimp paste bring vegetables into equations. Finally, you get
to choose between the sweet shredded beef or pork.
It wouldnt be April with Kao Chae so stop by for this
delightful culinary tradition at RBSC.

Please remember the Kao Chae special are only available at the
Dining Room, Fast Food and Verandah areas. Come down to RBSC
to enjoy this April classic before it is gone until next year.

DONT FORGET DESSERT

Be sure to conclude your meal with a refreshing mango dessert after enjoying a pleasant Kao Chae set. The mango sticky rice
is the traditional choice and one that is always a good selection. The ripe, fresh mango is a perfect match for the sticky rice
drizzled with a little condensed milk. The mango yoghurt mousse is a wonderful dessert, too. The cream moussed acting as
a smooth vehicle for the mango with whipped cream on the side for a little added sweetness. These dessert specials are only
available In April at RBSC Food and Beverage outlets.

Mango sticky rice

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Mango yoghurt mousse

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POLO FOOD

EXCELLENT E-SARN ON
SPECIAL MENU
E-sarn is the highlight of the special menu at the RBSC Polo
Club. These dishes exemplify the best E-sarn cuisine as to
offer. All of the spices and tastes are there to give you an
authentic feel here in Bangkok.

Red tilapia Num Tok

The red tilapia Num Tok is a simple dish but See Fah has
perfected the flavor to make something unforgettable. You
really have to try this one if you like Nam Tok. It is also
available with salmon too. Bring a friend and share both for a
nice lunch or dinner if you cant decide on just one.
The Som Tum with lotus flow takes classic Som Tum and gives
it an E-sarn twist. The Northeastern-style bamboo shoot salad
(Soop Nor-Mai) is amazing. This is the dish for you if you like
spicy food. The Northeastern-style mixed mushroom soup is
not as spicy but no less flavourful.
Dont miss out on this special menu. It is only available for a
limited time at Polo Club. Please visit the Dining Room, Air
Bar and Coffee Shop for these and all your favourites. For
reservations, please call 02-2526731 ext. 261.

Northeastern style mixed mushroom soup

Salmon Num Tok

Northeastern style bamboo shoot salad (Soop Nor-Mai)

Som Tum with lotus flow

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DELICIOUS PARINGS
There is nothing quite like a nice piece of meat paired with
the perfect wine. The two usually move together in harmony,
enhancing the taste of each. The latest special at RBSC
Polo Club brings a menu that matches a wonderful wine with
masterful meat to create a perfect pairing.

Grilled salmon steak

The grilled salmon steak has been partnered with a white

wine. The chardonnay does very well with fish as both are not
overpowering allowing each to breathe. The heavy Coq au
Vin has been paired with a pinot noir. The red wine highlights
the wine sauce of the dish to give it great life. The New York
cut sirloin steak is accompanied by a cabernet sauvignon.
The classic flavor of both goes great together.
There are also other items available on the COBALT Recipe menu.
You can chose from the Eringi mushroom salad, the smoked
salmon salad COLBALT style or the smoked salmon sandwich. All
three use the unique COBALT-style you will have to try for yourself.

New York cut sirloin steak

Be sure to stop by the Dining Room, Air Bar or Coffee Shop

for this special promotional Western menu as well as all the
other delicious dishes available at Polo Club.
Eringi mushroom salad

Coq Au Vin

Smoked salmon salad

STAY HAPPY
AND HEALTHY

Summer is here and with it come scorching temperatures

that can make things unbearable. The RBSC Polo Club has
something to help you beat the heat though. Shaved ice is
here to help you stay cool.

Shaved ice

The shaved ice will happy you stay happy and healthy all summer
long. There is a flavor for everyone so be sure to get yours today.
Shaved ice is available at all food outlets at Polo Club.

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CLUB CALENDAR | APRIL15

SUN

MON

TUE

WED
1

THU
Bridge Swiss Team of
Four 7pm

Sports Camp II
Soccer

Sports Camp II
Hockey League
5:30pm

SAT

Bridge Ladies Pairs

9:30am

RBSC Soccer Youth

Program
4pm

FRI
Bridge
Open Pairs
9:30am
Sports Camp II
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

4
Golf
Club Championship
Billiards Inter Club Snooker 6
Red Invitation
9am
Cricket League
Semifinal 9am
Soccer
Chuensuwan Cup & Party
2pm
Club Night
@ RBSC Air Bar 7:30pm

5
Golf
Club Championship
Cricket League Final
9am RBSC
Soccer
Practice
4pm

6
Office Closed
Charki Memorial Day
Bridge Open Pairs
9:30am

7
Bridge
Ladies Invitational
9:30am
Hockey League
5:30pm

10

Bridge Ladies Pairs

9:30am

Bridge Open Pairs

1:30pm

Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Hockey League
5:30pm

Bridge
Open Pairs
9:30am
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm
Election New
Dance Section
At The Winning Post
5pm

12
Racing 12:30pm
Soccer
Practice
4pm

13
Office Closed
Songkran Day The
Annual Buddha Image
Bathing Rite

14
Office Closed
Songkran Day The
Annual Buddha Image
Bathing Rite

15
Office Closed
Songkran Day The
Annual Buddha Image
Bathing Rite

Bridge
Open Pairs
9:30am
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Bridge
Ladies Invitational
9:30am

Soccer
Practice
4pm
Club Night
@ RBSC Air Bar
7:30pm

18

17

16
Bridge Open Pairs
1:30pm

11
Golf
Club Championship

Golf
Club Championship
The Special Club Night
@ RBSC Air Bar
7:30pm
Basketball
RBSC vs TU Alumni
Soccer
Practice
4pm

19
Golf
Club Championship
Golf
Senior Club
Championship
Golf
RBSC Chairmans Cup

20

21

Bridge Open Pairs

9:30am
Soccer

Bridge
Ladies Invitational
9:30am

RBSC Soccer Youth

Program
4pm

Hockey League
5:30pm

Soccer
Manit Sridaranop Cup
2pm

26
Racing 12:30pm
Soccer
Manit Sridaranop FA
Cup and Party
2pm

22

24

23

Bridge Ladies Pairs

9:30am

Bridge Open Pairs

9:30am

Ladies Golf
Mom Kobkaew Cup

Hockey League
5:30pm

Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Badminton Friendly
RBSC Polo Club vs.
Kiatnakin Bank 2pm

Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Lum Tahn Dhamma

2pm

27
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

28
Bridge
Ladies Invitational
9:30am
Hockey League
5:30pm
Blood Donation
@Henri Dunant Hall
11:30 am - 4pm

29

Lawn Bowls
Hugh French 1:30

30

Bridge Ladies Pairs

9:30am

Bridge Open Pairs

1:30pm

Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Hockey League
5:30pm

RBSC
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Soccer
Practice 4pm
Club Night
@ RBSC Air Bar
7:30pm

Chill Night
@ RBSC Polo Club
7:30pm

Bridge Open Pairs

9:30am

25

Bridge
Open Pairs
9:30am

RBSC POLO CLUB

CLUB CALENDAR | MAY15

SUN

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SAT

1
Office Closed
National Labour Day

2
Soccer
Practice
4pm

25th Squash Doubles

25th Squash Doubles
Tournament for Chieng
Tournament for Chieng Mai Cup
Mai Cup
Club Night
Bridge
@ RBSC Air Bar
Open Pairs
7:30pm
9:30am

3
25th Squash Doubles
Tournament for
Chieng Mai Cup

4
Bridge Open Pairs
9:30am

Soccer
Practice
4pm

5
Office Closed
Coronation Day
Bridge
Ladies Invitational
9:30am

10
Soccer
Practice
4pm

11
Bridge Open Pairs
9:30am
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

12
Bridge
Ladies Invitational
9:30am
Hockey League
5:30pm

6
Bridge Ladies Pairs
9:30am
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

13

Bridge
Open Pairs
9:30am

Hockey League
5:30pm

Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

14

Bridge Ladies Pairs

9:30am

Bridge Open Pairs

13:30pm

Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Hockey League
5:30pm

Badminton
RBSC vs Government
Saving Bank

Bridge Swiss Team

of Four
7pm

Racing 12:30pm
Soccer
Practice
4pm

16

15
Bridge
Open Pairs
9:30am
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Billiards Sattamitr 8am

Basketball
RBSC vs ESSO
The Special Club Night
@ RBSC Air Bar 7:30pm
Bridge Tournament 2nd
Swiss Team
Swimming Summer
Splash 12.00pm
Soccer Practice 4pm

17
Soccer
Practice
4pm

18
Bridge Open Pairs
9:30am
Ladies Golf
Phya Srivikorn Cup
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

19
Bridge
Ladies Invitational
9:30am
Hockey League
5:30pm

20

21

Bridge Ladies Pairs

9:30am

Bridge Open Pairs

1:30pm

Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Hockey League
5:30pm

Basketball AGM
6pm

22
Bridge
Open Pairs
9:30am
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

24
Soccer
Practice
4pm

31

26

25
Bridge Open Pairs
9:30am
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Bridge
Ladies Invitational
9:30am
Hockey League
5:30pm

Racing 12.30pm

27

Soccer
Practice
4pm
Hockey 6-A-Side

Chill Night
@ RBSC Polo Club
7:30pm

Racing 12:30pm

23
Badminton Friendly
RBSC Polo Club vs.
Thai Credit
Guaranteer Corp.
2pm

Club Night
@ RBSC Air Bar
7:30pm

28

Bridge Ladies Pairs

9:30am

Bridge Open Pairs

9:30am

Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

Hockey League
5:30pm
Ballroom Dance
Night
@ Henri Dunant Hall
7pm

29
Bridge
Open Pairs
9:30am
Soccer
RBSC Soccer Youth
Program
4pm

30
Golf
Hongladarom Cup
Soccer
Practice
4pm
Club Night
@ RBSC Air Bar
7:30pm

Soccer
Practice
4pm

RBSC

RBSC POLO CLUB

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RBSC ORDINARY MEMBERS - ELECTED IN FEBRUARY 2015

Name: Khun Atcha Divari

Proposer: Khun Dharin
Divari
Seconder: Khun Thawat
Raktakanishtha

Name: Khun Chittapun

Aramwattananont
Proposer: Khun Udom
Chariyavilaskul
Seconder: Khun Poonsin
Sakranan

Name: Khun Itthinan

Adungdejaroon
Proposer: Rear Admiral
Prakorb Nicrodhanon
Seconder: Khun Tejanan
Tejasen

Name: Mr. John J. Guiney

Proposer: Mr. Kevin
Corcoran
Seconder: Mr. Steve Elliott

Name: Khun Kiert

Vitoonwithluck
Proposer: Khun
Wirawong Srijayant
Seconder: Dr. Kitti
Vitoonwithluck

Name: Khun Korawat

Techaphulphol
Proposer: Khun Vuthichai
Techaphulphol
Seconder: Khun Chaiphot
Sahavejjabhand

Name: Khun Naratha

Laksanasompong
Proposer: Khun
Darranpuntrakarn
Arghabhadra
Seconder: Khun Poj
Laksanasompong

Name: Khun Pantanapong

Laohakul
Proposer: Khun Banchob
Chantrasmi
Seconder: Khun Banchong
Chantrasmi

Name: Khun Panurut

Chatuchinda
Proposer: Khun Suvit
Chatuchinda
Seconder: Khun Satit
Chaysoonthornsiri

Name: Khun Patcharapol

Kasemphaibulsuk
Proposer: [Link].
Chokchai
Kasemphaibulsuk
Seconder: Khun Patson
Kasemphaibulsuk

Name: Khun Prin Malakul

Proposer: Khun Panya
Pongtanya
Seconder: Khun
Chanintorn Bulpakdi

Name: Mr. Ruben Luis

Young Mon
Proposer: Khun Pakorn
Thavisin
Seconder: Khun Anupoch
Pasawat

Name: Khun Sasid

Tsanthaiwo
Proposer: Khun Sila
Tsanthaiwo
Seconder: Khun Apithorn
Amatyakul

Name: Khun Taechit

Prasertsin
Proposer: Khun Songsak
Prasertsin
Seconder: Khun Dharma
Chulvanij

Name: Khun Thong-Ek

Kladpan
Proposer: Khun Suvit
Lamsam
Seconder: Khun Suradej
Boonyawatana

RBSC NON-VOTING MEMBER ELECTED IN FEBRUARY 2015

Name: Mr. Patrick Paul G.

Fournier
Proposer: Mr. Guy Machet
Seconder: Khun Pavene
Limpichart

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Name: Khun Wikan

Boonanan
Proposer: Khun Kanok
Boon-Anant
Seconder: Khun Supat
Limpaporn

Name: Khun Pakkapon

Potranandana
Proposer: Khun Apipat
Potranandana
Seconder: Khun Sumitr
Potranandana

RBSC ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ELECTED IN FEBRUARY 2015

Name: Dr. Padungkiat

Tangpiroontham
Proposer: Dr. Karoon
Chandrangsu
Seconder: Dr. Tayakorn
Chandrangsu

Name: Khun Shinnachot

Dejtanapong
Proposer: Dr. Bhichit
Rattakul
Seconder: Dr. Manop
Huntrakoon

RBSC ORDINARY LADIES PRIVILEGES - ELECTED IN FEBRUARY 2015

Name: Mrs. Kesree

Bulsook

Name: Miss Menaka

Chakritthakul
Proposer: Khun Pompetch
Kaewkanchanaroj
Seconder: Khun Thienchai
Prinyaknit

Name: Miss Natcha

Mahatumarat
Proposer: Dr. Charan
Mahatumarat
Seconder: Dr. Manop
Huntrakoon

Name: Miss Nunnapas

Petcharapirat
Proposer: Khun Sumit
Petcharapirat
Seconder: Khun Anon
Vanapruk

Name: Miss Pareena

Busayasiri
Proposer: Khun Prakarn
Busayasiri
Seconder: Khun Napat
Busayasiri

Name: Miss Parima

Lucktong
Proposer: Khun San
Lucktong
Seconder: [Link].
Supojna Lakthong

Name: Miss Patrada

Davivongsa
Proposer: Khun Pathrlap
Davivongsa
Seconder: Khun Chalee
Asavanant

Name: Miss Pattraporn

Tantiwatana
Proposer: Khun Nipat
Tanti-Watana
Seconder: Khun Nikorn
Tantiwatana

Name: Col. Somporn

Sitthisomwong

Name: Miss Supitcha

Kiatipoj
Proposer: Khun Papon
Ratanachaikanont
Seconder: Khun Roge
Putipanpong

Name: Miss
Teresa-Praepannee
Skuntalak
Proposer: Mr.
Alfred-Ramesr Skuntalak
Seconder: Mr. Peter Chie

Name: Miss Thaneeporn

Jaovisidha
Proposer: Dr. Adithep
Jaovisidha
Seconder: Khun Vorapat
Jaovisidha

Name: Mrs. Valeeporn

Thinvadhanakul

RBSC POLO CLUB MEMBER - ELECTED IN FEBRUARY 2015

Name: Khun Vorathep

Assavaniwej
Proposer: Khun Aroon
Eamsureya
Seconder: Khun Arun
Eamsureya

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RBSC SPORTS CLASSES

SPORTS CLASSES STARTING IN APRIL 2015
SECTION DAY TIME/PERIOD
BADMINTON Private lesson upon arrangement
BASKETBALL Private / Group lesson upon arrangement
GOLF
Junior Programme Mon Group I 3:30pm - 4:30pm
(Max 4 - 6 students per hr) Group II 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Wed Group I 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Group II 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Fri Group I 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Group II 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Sat Group I 8:30am - 9:30am
Group II 9:30am - 10:30am
Group III 10:30am - 11:30am
Group IV 11:30am - 12:30pm

MARTIAL ARTS
Aikido Tue/Thu/Sun 5:30pm/5:30pm/3:30pm
Ballroom Dance Class Mon 5pm - 7pm
7pm - 9pm
Sat 10am - 12pm
2pm - 4pm
Line Dance Tue / Fri 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Zumba Fri 3pm - 4pm
PHYSICAL FITNESS
Shape Up Mon 8:30am - 9:30am
Piyo Mon 9:45am - 10:45am
Tai Chi Tue 4pm - 5:30pm
Battle Beat Tue 7:30am - 8:30am/5:30pm - 6:30pm
Danxercise
Tue 6:30pm - 8pm
Kung Fu Wed 9:30am - 10:30am
Tai Chi Thu 4pm-5:30pm
Belly Dance Thu 6:30pm - 8pm
Battle Beat Fri 6pm-7pm
Personal Trainer upon arrangement
QI GONG
Yoga Class
Tue 6:45am - 7:45am
Qi Gong Mon Fri 6:45am - 7:45am
Mon - Fri 5:15pm - 6:15pm
Singing Thu 6pm - 9pm

SWIMMING
Monthly Course Mon Fri Group I 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Group II 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Group III 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Sat & Sun Group IV 10am - 11:30am
Group V 2:30pm - 4pm
Mon Fri Group VI 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Mon Fri Group VII 5pm - 7pm
Sat 8am - 10am
SQUASH Private lesson upon arrangement
TABLE TENNIS Private lesson upon arrangement
TENNIS
Junior Tennis Lesson Sat & Sun 8am - 10am
14 days (28 Hours) or 7 days (14 Hours) Private lesson upon arrangement

FOR MORE INFORMATION,

PLEASE CONTACT RBSC SPORTS DIVISION
TEL: 0-2652-5000 EXT 305-313

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THE RBSC POLO CLUB

SPORTS CLASSES STARTING IN APRIL 2015
SECTION

DAY

TIME/PERIOD

DURATION

REGISTRATION DATE

Badminton
Private Coaching
Mon.,Wed.,Fri. 9am-4pm
Apr. 1 30
Apr. 1 30
Sat. 7am-9am Apr. 4,11,18,25 Apr. 1 25
11:30am-1:30pm
Sun. 7am-10am Apr. 5,12,19,26 Apr. 1 26
Physical Fitness
Ramthai (Standard Dance)
Training Class (I)
Mon.
7pm-9pm
Line Dance Training Class (I)
Mon.
5pm-7pm
Line Dance Training Class (II)
Sat.
7:30am-9:30am
Line Dance Training Class (III)
Wed.
7:30am-9:30am
Line Dance Training Class (IV)
Wed.
5pm-7pm
Line Dance Training Class (V)
Wed.
2:30pm-4:30pm
Line Dance Training Class (VI)
Mon.
2:30pm-4:30pm
Line Dance Training Class (VII)
Wed.
10am-12pm
Pilates/Yoga Class (I)
Fri.
9:30am-10:30am
Zumba Class
Tue. & Thu.
5pm-6pm

Qigong
Qigong
Mon. Fri.
6:30am-7:30am
Tai Chi Chuan Training (I)
Tue.
4:30pm-6:30pm

Swimming
Advance Swimming Team
Mon.,Tue.,
4:30pm-6:30pm
Wed.,Fri.
Tennis
Junior Tennis Coaching Program
(International Group)

Fri. & Sat.

5pm-7pm

Feb. 2 Jul. 27
Jan. 5 May 25
Jan. 10 May 30
Jan. 7 May 27
Jan. 7 May 27
Jan. 7 May 27
Jan. 5 May 25
Jan. 7 May 27
Apr. 24 Jul. 3
Apr. 30 Jul. 9

Until Apr. 30
Until Apr. 30
Until Apr. 30
Until Apr. 30
Until Apr. 30
Until Apr. 30
Until Apr. 30
Until Apr. 30
Apr. 16 22
Apr. 16 28

Jan. Dec.
Apr. 28 Jul. 7

Until Apr. 30
Apr. 16 24

Apr. 1 30

Mar. 23 31

Apr. 17 Jun. 19

Mar. 30 Apr. 10

Members who are interested in joining any of these classes may obtain application forms and register at the Sports Office.
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RBSC SPORT SECTION OPERATING HOURS

Badminton

3rd Floor, RSC Building

9am - 9pm daily

Martial Arts

4th Floor, RSC Building

When classes are organized

Basketball

2nd Floor, Swimming Pool Complex

Mon Fri, 4pm 9pm
Sat Sun, 9am 6pm

Physical Fitness

3rd & 4th Floor, RSC Building

6am 9pm daily

Billiards & Snooker

3rd Floor, RSC Building

Mon Thu 11am 10pm
Fri 11am 12pm
Sat 9am 12pm
Sun & Public Holiday 9am 10pm

Bridge

2nd Floor, Old Building

Tue, Thu Sun 10am 10pm
Mon & Wed 8:30am 10pm

Chess

M Floor, RSC Building

Mon - Fri 2pm 8pm
Sat - Sun & Public
Holiday 10am 8pm

Cricket (Season)

RBSC Field
Nov 1 - Apr 30
Sunday 10am 6pm

Golf Golf Course

5:30 am until dark daily

except Mon 11:30am until dark
Golf Driving Range

Mon, Wed, Fri 6am 8pm

Tue, Thu 6am 4pm
Sat - Sun & Public Holiday
6am 6pm

Hockey (Season)

RBSC Field
Nov 1 - May 31
Tue, Thu 5pm 9pm
Sat 7pm 9pm

Jogging RBSC Field

5:30am until 8pm
Lawn Bowls

RBSC Polo Club

1pm 8:30pm daily

Qigong & Yoga

Upper Verandah, Old Building

Mon, Wed Fri
6:45am 7:45am

Mon Fri 5:15pm 6:15pm

4th Floor, RSC Martial
Arts Room

Tue 6:45am 7:45am (Yoga)
Rugby (Season)

RBSC Field
July 1 Dec 31
Tue, Thu 4:30pm 9pm

Soccer (Season)
RBSC Field

Jan 1 - June 30

Tue, Thu, 4:30pm 9pm

Sat Sun, 6:30pm 9pm

RBSC Polo Club Field

Mon - Fri, 4pm until dark

Sat - Sun & Public Holiday
2pm until dark
Squash

4th Floor, RSC Building

6am 9pm daily

Swimming

5:30am 8.30pm daily

Table Tennis
4th Floor, RSC Building

Mon Fri 4pm 9pm

Sat - Sun & Public Holiday
9am 9pm
Tennis Hard Courts

6:30am 9pm daily

Grass Courts # 1-10

3:30pm until dark daily

Grass Courts # 1-7

Sat - Sun & Public Holiday
7:30am 11am

Grass Courts # 8-10
3:30pm 8pm

Mon Fri

POLO SPORT SECTION OPERATING HOURS

Badminton

Daily: 6am - 9pm

Billiards

Billiards/Snooker Room, 2nd Floor

Mon-Thu: 11am - 10pm
Fri: 11am - 12pm
Sat: 9am - 12pm
Sun & Public Holiday: 9am - 10pm

Bridge Bridge Room

Mon-Fri: 2pm - 8pm

Sat & Sun + Public Holiday:
9am - 8pm
Chess
Chess Room, 2nd Floor

Mon-Fri: 2pm - 8pm

Sat & Sun + Public Holiday:
9am - 8pm
Equestrian


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Riding Rings
Mon-Fri: 8:15am - 7pm
Sat & Sun: 8:30am - 5:30pm

Jogging Jogging Track

Daily: 5:30am - 8pm
Physical Fitness


Qi Gong

Gym, 2nd Floor

Daily: 6am - 9pm
Sala Qi Gong
Mon-Fri: 6:30am - 7:30pm
(No Qi Gong on Sat-Sun)

Squash Squash Courts

Daily: 6am - 9pm

Swimming
Swimming Pool

Daily: 5:30am - 8:30pm

Tennis Tennis Courts

Daily: 6am - 9pm
Table Tennis

Table Tennis Room, 2nd Floor

Daily: 9am - 9pm

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RBSC Bridge Section / FEBRUARY 2015

DATE EVENT WINNER
Soccer

02-Feb-15

Monday Open Pairs

13 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Ann Malakul Na Ayudhaya

Narumol Mulligan
Khunying Kingkaew Uathavikul

Bungorn Krairiksh
Daksha Adhia
Derek Guna-Tilaka

Cricket

04-Feb-15

Ladies Pairs
26 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Chander Sivasriaumphai
Magda Ivanov
Surang Raktakanit

Chintana Kovithvathanapong
Narumol Mulligan
M.R. Auramani Bhanubandh

05-Feb-15

Swiss Team of Four

12 Teams

1st

Don Levin
Mike Sim
Yawamon Phimpanyasook
Kantarat
Chalermpol Wongwaiwit
Dr. Apithai Hemachudha
Vatcharapol Jiamjitton
Kridsada

Daksha Adhia
Leo Phillips
Nitjaree Satayarak
Pimchanok Sirichatchaikul
Sommai Mattayattaworn
Narongrit Roongsang
Charnrit Khongthanarat
Wasin Pipattungsakul

2nd
3rd
3rd

09-Feb-15

Monday Open Pairs

11 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Kenlong Charusorn
Narumol Mulligan
Mike Sim

Phattharin Lawtrakulngam
Daksha Adhia
Leo Phillips

11-Feb-15

Ladies Pairs
27 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Yasuko Fukui
Chirawat Punyarachun
Boonita Guna Tilaka

Kiyomi Sugiyama Nobuko

Chamaiporn Chompoothong
Somchai Rungsathit

16-Feb-15

Monday Open Pairs

13 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Chuanpit Dhamasiri
Mike Sim
Khunying Kingkaew Uathavikul

Leo Phillips
Derek Guna-Tilaka
Supang Mekcharas

18-Feb-15

Ladies Pairs
20 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Tassamon Dardarananda
Khunying Kingkaew Uathavikul
M.R. Auramani Bhanubdhan

Chuanpit Dhamasiri
Narumol Mulligan
Narin Leelatanangkoon

23-Feb-15

Monday Open Pairs

11 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Chalermpol Wongwaiwit
Manthanee Yaisawang
Thanpuying Suchitguna Sarasin

Supote Yaisawang
Sally Eubbani
Chander Sivasriaumphai

25-Feb-15

Ladies Pairs
23 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Chintana Kovithvathanapong
Kiyomi Sugiyama
Krishana Sachdev

Hideko
Usha Mutreja
Narin Leelatanangkoon

26-Feb-15

Thursday Open Pairs

6 Pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Chalermpol Wongwaiwit
Dara Honghern
Benjarong Ramunvong

Sanguan Limcharoenchart
Wako Kawahara

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RBSC Polo Club Results / FEBRUARY 2015

DATE
Bridge

WINNER

February 3

Tuesday Ladies Invitational

17 pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

M.R. Auramani Bhanubhandu

Narumol Hongsadej
Rochelle Powton

Narumol Mulligan
Duangtip Srifuengfung
Chuanpit Dhammasiri

February 6

Friday Open Pairs

39 pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Siriporn Puranabhandu
Chuanpit Dhammasiri
Kiyomi Sugiyama

Boa Aasan
Sally Eubbani
Hiroko

February 10

Tuesday Ladies
Invitational 14 pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Narumol Mulligan
Daksha Adhia
Chalikon Suraphongchai
M.R. Auramani Bhanubhandu
Subhavadhi Abhadara Na Ayudhaya Tassamon Dardarananda

February 13

Friday Open Pairs

38 pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

M.R. Auramani Bhanubhandu

Kenlong Charusorn
Mike Sim

Phornchai Vorasayan
Virat Chinmanas
Richard

February 17

Tuesday Ladies
Invitational 15 pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Kanta Kagar
Ann Malakul An Ayudhaya
Susan Techaphaibul

Neera Sachadev
Orn Krairiksh
Chintana Kovitwatanapong

February 20

Friday Open Pairs

40 pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Chalikon Suraphongchai
Siriporn Puranabhandu
Kenlong Charusorn

Phornchai Vorasayan
Boa Aasan
Virat Chinmanas

February 24

Tuesday Ladies
Invitational 15 pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Chalikon Suraphongchai
Ngamchit Pongkiatikul
Krishna Sachadev

Kasma Lutalad
Ann Malakul Na Ayudhaya
Neera Sachadev

February 27

Friday Open Pairs

38 pairs

1st
2nd
3rd

Khunying Chodchoy Sophonpanich Somchai Bisamatra

Pornchai Vorasayan
Chalikon Suraphongchai
Somchai Rungsathit
Derek Guna-tilaka

February 8

Manit Sridaranop Cup

(RBSC Polo Club Vs Fraser)
(Tons Vs SG)
(Singdum Vs Sasin)
(SB VS Sansiri)

February 21

Chuensuwan Cup
(RBSC Vs K Bank)
(AC Vs BCC)
(TU VS SG)
(PSM Vs DEB)

February 22

Manit Sridaranop Cup

(Sasin Vs Fraser)
(SG Vs Sansiri)
(RBSC Polo Club Vs
Singdum)
(SB Vs Tons)

Soccer

Cricket

EVENT

Fraser (5:1)
Tons (3:0)
Singdum (8:2)
SB (6:2)
K Bank (2:1)
AC (5:1)
TU (3:2)
PSM (4:3)
Fraser (3:2)
Sansiri (7:4)
Singdum (5:4)
Tons (13:1)

February 28

Chuensuwan Cup
(SG Vs PSM)
(RBSC Vs BCC)
TU Vs AC)
K Bank Vs DEB)

SG (2:1)
RBSC (3:1)
TU (4:1)
K Bank (3:1)

February 21

Cricket League
(RBSC VS Starlet)

Starlet (117:114)

February 28

Cricket League
(Southerners Vs British Club)

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Southerners (78:73)

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WE REMEMBER
Our sincere condolences are extended to the family and friends of the following RBSC Ordinary Members,
who passed away recently.

RBSC Ordinary Members

Dr. Anant
Kiatfuengfoo
Member since 1979

Khun Montri
Boonpiti
Member since 1965

Mr. Bryan J.L.

Springer
Member since 2008

Racing Operations Results

for February 2015
1st Feb. 15 15th Feb. 15
Total Revenues Before Expenses & Taxes

41,933,244 43,180,334

Total Revenues Before Other Expenses

6,559,293

6,425,730

Total Other Expenses 5,867,662

6,058,602
Net Surplus / (Loss) From Racing Operations
Guaranteed Donation to Charity

691,631
-

367,128
100,000

Allocated Costs to Racing 495,408 495,408

Total Surplus / (Loss)

after Cost Allocation

No. of Race Goers

196,223

(228,280)

5,755

5,491

*The effect of the abortive racedays due to the passing of His Holiness and the political unrest, requires the fixes
allocated costs to be shared over the remaining racedays in this fiscal year.
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