A fatality occurred during a polo fixture at Cowdray Park Polo Club in the vicinity of Midhurst on September 11.
Harry Revell sustained fatal injuries during the match and subsequently passed away.
The polo club issued a formal announcement on Wednesday confirming the tragic news, expressing profound sorrow at the loss of Mr Revell.
The organisation remembered him as an individual held in high regard throughout the polo community.
Condolences were extended to his spouse, relatives, companions and fellow players.
Club representatives confirmed that continuous communication had been maintained with Mr Revell’s family from the moment of the incident.
According to the statement, the family drew some solace from medical assessments indicating that Mr Revell lost consciousness immediately after the accident and experienced no distress during the period of treatment.
Appreciation was conveyed to the emergency medical personnel who attended the venue and to all those involved in his subsequent care.
As a demonstration of mourning, officials announced the abandonment of the Farewell Cup competition, with arrangements for the continuation of the remaining fixtures to be confirmed at a later date.
Supporters were invited to forward tributes through official club channels for distribution to the bereaved family.
A local establishment in Petworth, West Sussex, issued a statement describing itself as devastated by the news.
The venue remembered Mr Revell as a well-known figure whose presence generated amusement and vitality.
Regular patrons were noted as having been acquainted with him, with his presence typically accompanied by mirth, liveliness and celebration.
The statement highlighted that equestrian sport represented not merely a recreational activity for Mr Revell but constituted an integral dimension of his existence and primary enthusiasm.
The closing remarks conveyed solidarity with his spouse Lily, his family, close acquaintances, polo colleagues and wider circle of companions.
Representatives from Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex confirmed that an aircraft was despatched to Cowdray Park following the emergency call on September 11.
Emergency services arrived at the location at 5:46pm and collaborated with South East Coast Ambulance Service operatives and event medical personnel to deliver treatment.
The individual was subsequently transferred via air to a specialist major trauma facility.