Coca Cola claimed a 10-8 win against Santa Clara on the opening day of the USPA Gold Cup, the second leg of The Gauntlet of Polo, on Monday, March 8. The competition sees nine teams, up to 22 goals, vying for the title at International Polo Club Palm Beach. The first half of the match
Park Place beat Scone 11-10 to claim the CV Whitney Cup, the first leg of The Gauntlet of Polo, on Sunday, March 7, at International Polo Club Palm Beach. The tournament saw nine teams, up to 22 goals, compete. The match was decided in extra chukker, with a golden goal scored by 17-year-old Jack Whitman.
Park Place and Scone both qualified for the final of the CV Whitney Cup, the first leg of The Gauntlet of Polo, after claiming semifinal wins on Wednesday, March 3, at International Polo Club Palm Beach. The tournament sees nine teams, up to 22 goals, compete. In the first semifinal, played early in the morning, Coca
The qualification stage of the CV Whitney Cup, the first leg of The Gauntlet of Polo, came to an end on Sunday, February 28, with Scone and Tonkawa claiming wins. The tournament sees nine teams, up to 22 goals, compete. Scone, with Joao Aranha (0) filling in for patron David Paradice (0), worked well as
The CV Whitney Cup, the first leg of The Gauntlet of Polo, continued on Saturday, February 27, with two matches at International Polo Club Palm Beach. The tournament sees nine teams, up to 22 goals, compete. In the day’s opener, Coca Cola beat Santa Clara 13-10, led by a spectacular Nico Pieres who found
La Indiana defeated Aspen-Dutta Corp by 17 goals to 13 to claim the first spot in the semifinals of the CV Whitney Cup, the first leg of The Gauntlet of Polo,on Thursday at International Polo Club Palm Beach. The tournament sees nine teams, up to 22 goals, compete. Michael Bickford, La Indiana’s patron, was back