42Secondly, the applicants argument that the reference made, in the contested decision, to the arbitrary nature of the mark takes no account of the fact that it is a mark of origin, identifying those products as originating from The Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club. In that regard, it must be observed that the Board of Appeal had observed in paragraph 31 of the contested decision, that the figurative element of the mark sought, taken as the dominant element of that mark, was arbitrary in relation to the goods for which that mark was sought. That observation is entirely correct, since it cannot be denied that the concept of the sport of polo deriving from the mark sought has no connection with the goods in Class 3 for which registration of the Community trade mark was applied for. It follows that the question whether the contested decision took account of the fact that it was a mark of origin is irrelevant to the resolution of this dispute.