The last match of the Monty Waterbury Cup’s qualy stage took place on Wednesday at Greenwich Polo Club. After defeating Postage Stamp Farm in a game where they took a 7-goal advantage during the first 4 chukkers, Huntsman qualified for Friday’s final against White Birch. The Monty Waterbury Cup is the second leg of the
The Monty Waterbury Cup, second leg of the high goal season at Greenwich Polo Club, in the East Coast of the United States, resumed on Monday with two matches. White Birch claimed their third win in the competition and qualified for the final. They will face the winner of Wednesday’s battle, Postage Stamp Farm or
The Monty Waterbury Cup, second leg of the high goal season at Greenwich Polo Club, in the East Coast of the United States, resumed on Saturday with a game between White Birch and Island House. The tournament sees four 16-goal teams in participation.competition WHITE BIRCH 9-7 ISLAND HOUSE White Birch: Chris Brant A, Tomás
Greenwich’s high-goal season resumed on Sunday with the last qualification matches of the Shreve Crump & Low Cup at Greenwich Polo Club, in the East Coast of United States. The tournament sees four 16-goal teams in participation. After this competition, it will be the time for the Monty Waterbury Cup, the Silver Cup and the
Greenwich Polo Club will kick off its 37th season of high-goal polo with opening day on Sunday, June 10th. Sunday’s game is open to the public and will feature the first match of the first 16-goal Shreve, Crump & Low Cup. Polo teams Hawk Hill (Philip MacTaggart, Dylan Rossiter, Gringo Colombres and Lucas Diaz Alberdi)