The championship match of the Queen’s Cup, one of the most remarkable tournaments of the international calendar of polo, will come to an end on Sunday June 18. The Queen’s Cup is hosted by Guards Polo Club, located in Windsor Great Park, England, and it is the club’s premier competition, established in 1960, in honour
Current reigning champions, Black Bears, narrowly defeated Green Gates 13-12, and claimed the first spot in the semifinals of the Warwickshire Cup, that kicked off on Friday June 16. The traditional tournament is organised by Cirencester Park Polo Club, set in Gloucestershire, England. The 2023 edition of the competition sees four teams up to 22
Murus Sanctus and La Magdeleine are through the final of the Queen’s Cup, following their wins against King Power and UAE Polo, respectively, in the semifinals that took place at Guards Polo Club, in Windsor Great Park, England, on Wednesday June 14. The 2023 edition of The Queen’s Cup sees seventeen teams up to 22
The semifinals of the Queen’s Cup are due to be played on Wednesday June 14, with two very attractive and open contests, that had no favourites at all. The tournament, established in 1960 and hosted by Guards Polo Club, set in Windsor Great Park, England, sees seventeen teams up to 22 goals, partake, and the
Ojo Caliente remained in the winning path within medium goal in England, after claiming the Duke of Sutherland Cup, the most prestigious 18-goal tournament hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club. In the championship match, played on Sunday June 11, they beat La Irenita 7-6, and secured Ana Escobedo’s lineup their third title of the season,
Murus Sanctus, King Power, UAE and La Magdeleine are through the semifinals of the Queen´s Cup, following their respective wins in the quarter finals, that were played on Saturday June 10 and Sunday June 11. Therefore, the four lineups will go for a spot in the much anticipated final of Guards Polo Club’s premier tournament, on