Bardon and Ainsley Saddlery are due to play the championship match of the Royal Windsor Cup, one of the most significant medium goal tournaments hosted by Guards Polo Club, as well as the oldest competition having been played since its foundation, in 1955. The Royal Windsor Cup kicked off on Monday May 30, and sees
Black Bears and Thai Polo NP are due to play the championship match of the Cotswold Airport Warwickshire Cup, hosted by Cirencester Park Polo Club set in Gloucestershire, England, following their wins against MT Vikings and Semper Anticus, respectively, in the semifinals played on Wednesday June 15. The tournament sees four teams up to 22
Four 22-goal teams are due to compete in the Warwickshire Cup at Cirencester Park Polo Club, in Gloucestershire, England. The tournament is set to start on Wednesday, June 15. Semper Anticus, Clarinda Tija-Dharmandi’s team that recently won the Cirencester Ladies 22-goal will be among the competitors of the tournament. Clarinda will be joined by the two Castagnola
Two Queen’s Cup titles! Great Oaks Les Lions took a narrow 9-8 win over Park Place Vaara to win the Queen’s Cup for the second time (the first being in 2020) following a very intense final on The Queen’s Ground at Guards Polo Club. The match was decided in extra chukka after a successful play
Great Oaks Les Lions and Park Place Vaara will clash on The Queen’s Ground, Guards Polo Club’s main field, to play the championship match of the Queen’s Cup, one of the most important tournaments within the international calendar, on Sunday June 12. Founded in 1955 by His Royal Highness Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh, the
Tahanto/Marchfield claimed a narrow OT victory over Play Polo to win the John Prestwich Challenge Trophy at Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club, in Winkfield, Windsor. The tournament saw teams up to 12 goals compete. FINAL JOHN PRESTWICH CHALLENGE TROPHY: TAHANTO / MARCHFIELD 4-3 PLAY POLO Tahanto/Marchfield: John Puckhaber 0, Juan Cruz Araya 3,