Emlor did it again! Spencer McCarthy’s team claimed a narrow 8-7 win over Four Quarters Blacks to reclaim the Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother’s Centenary Tournament, on Sunday, May 15 at Guards Polo Club. As was the case in 2021, this year’s final was a hard fought match, played in poor weather conditions. The
Twelve Oaks took a tight 10-9 win over Great Oaks Les Lions in extra chukka to win the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy, the opening tournament of the 22-goal season in England, on Saturday, May 14. The competition was hosted by the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club. It was an amazing success
Black Bears claimed a narrow 8-7 win over Emlor to win the Oxfordshire Cup on Saturday, May 14, at Black Bears Polo Club. The club, belonging to the Schwarnzenbach’s family, is set in Shiplake, Henley-On-Thames, England. Emlor’s Spencer McCarthy was named MVP. The Oxfordshire Cup saw teams up to 18 goals compete. OXFORDSHIRE
Heavy rain delayed the final of the British Open Gold Cup at Cowdray Park Polo Club, but once action started, the rain Thai Polo and UAE put on a great show – the perfect finale to a magnificent British season. After an intense six chukkas, Thai Polo managed to secure a 9-7 victory over UAE
Rhone Hill defeated Silvertown Properties by a 7-6 score and claimed the Cheltenham Cup, following the finals that took place on Sunday July 25, at Cirencester Park Polo Club, in Gloucestershire. Meanwhile, the Subsidiary went to Irongate who took a tight 5-4.5 win over Noon Giraffe. The Cheltenham Cup saw five teams up to 12
UAE and Thai Polo will go head-to-head on Cowdray Park Polo Club’s main ground, overlooking the splendid ruins of the Cowdray Castle, in a battle for the British Open Gold Cup. The tournament is recognised as one of the three Grand Slams of Polo, alongside the Argentine Open and the US Open. Thirteen teams, up