Following their victory against Park Place Vaara on Friday May 27, Dubai is the first team who secured a spot in the quarter finals of the Queen’s Cup. Guards Polo Club’s most prestigious tournament sees fifteen teams, up to 22 goals, compete for the title. In the opening contest, played on the Castle Ground, Dubai
The English season got off to an interesting start. The expectations generated post pandemic mean that there are several teams are competing, but when it seemed that trouble was over, many people are experiencing unforeseen issues. As soon as the first games of the season started, last minute replacements for players were made. The
Park Place and Scone remained undefeated and on the winning path, following their respective victories in a new league round of the Queen’s Cup, that took place on Thursday May 26. Guards Polo Club’s most prestigious tournament sees fifteen teams, up to 22 goals, compete for the title. In the first match, Park Place dominated
The Queen’s Cup, Guards Polo Club’s most prestigious competition, resumed on Tuesday, May 24, with two games. Park Place Vaara and Dubai claimed victories to maintain their undefeated status. The tournament sees fifteen teams, up to 22 goals, compete for the coveted trophy. In the day’s opening contest, Park Place Vaara managed to overcome tough
The Gerald Balding Trophy went to Wascosa after their 6-5.5 defeat over Los Chinos in a tough final decided in the last moments of the game. The final was played at Cirencester Park Polo Club, in Gloucestershire, England, on Sunday, May 22. Cirencester Park Polo Club, inaugurated in 1894 by the Seventh Earl of
The Queen’s Cup continued on Sunday, May 22, with victories for Park Place and Great Oaks Les Lions. Park Place claimed a debut win against Murus Sanctus, while Great Oaks Les Lions, recent runners up of the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy, defeated Vikings. Guards Polo Club’s most prestigious tournament sees fifteen teams,