Talandracas, the recent winners of the Queen’s Cup, and La Dolfina Great Oaks, claimed wins in the opening day of the British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup, that kicked off on Tuesday June 25. The contest, hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club, in Midhurst, West Sussex, England, and one of the three
The British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup, hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club, in Midhurst, West Sussex, will commence on Tuesday June 25. The tournament, established in 1956 by Weetman John Churchill Pearson, Third Viscount Cowdray and the man behind the revival of polo in England after the devastating Second World War, is
Ferne Park beat Green Gates 11-9 and claimed the Warwickshire Cup, following the final that took place on Saturday June 22, at Cirencester Park Polo Club, set in Gloucestershire, in the Costwolds area, in England. The Warwickshire Cup is the club’s most significant tournament, and preceeds the highlight of the English season, the British Open
In a very tight and hard fought match, Talandracas earned a narrow 12-11 win over La Dolfina Great Oaks and were victorious at The Queen’s Cup, following the championship game that took place on Sunday June 16, at Guards Polo Club, set in Windsor Great Park, England. The Queen’s Cup, one of the most significant
The Queen’s Ground, Guards Polo Club’s main field, is set and ready to host the championship match of one of the most significative tournaments of the international calendar, The Queen’s Cup, on Sunday June 16. La Dolfina Great Oaks and Talandracas will clash for the coveted trophy, established in 1960, as a tribute to the
La Dolfina Great Oaks and the undefeated Talandracas qualified to the championship match of the Queen’s Cup, Guards Polo Club’s premier competition, following their wins in the semifinals that took place on Wednesday June 12 in the club set in Windsor Great Park, England. La Dolfina Great Oaks beat King Power, while Talandracas defeated Black