UAE Polo Pod defeated King Power 11 a 10, in the single match for the Gold Cup for the British Open, that was played on Friday July 2. Despite King Power had a stronger start, UAE Polo Pod earned a 4-all in the second chukka, and from then onwards, the match was very balanced, having
The British Open Gold Cup continued on Thursday, July 1, with two games. The tournament – considered one of the Grand Slams of Polo along with the Argentine Open and the US Open – is hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club. Thirteen teams, up to 22 goals, are in competition. First , Park Place beat
Vikings and Talandracas claimed wins on the opening day of the British Open Gold Cup at Cowdray Park Polo Club, set in West Sussex, England. The tournament sees thirteen teams, up to 22 goals, compete. First, Vikings beat Emlor by 13 goals 11, before Talandracas took a 13-8 win over BP Polo to take the
The British Open Gold Cup, one of the three Grand Slams of polo (alongside the Argentine Open and the US Open), is set to commence on Tuesday, June 29. It is the most prestigious tournament of the season at Cowdray Park Polo Club, set in Midhurst, West Sussex. The Gold Cup was created in 1956
The result of the Queen’s Cup final may have surprised many. Considering the performances of both UAE and Scone throughout the season, the final was expected to be a close contest, with the possibility of an extra chukka on the cards. The game was hard fought to begin with, as both teams presented battle in
The Queen’s Cup, one of the most important polo tournaments within the international calendar, will come to and end on Sunday June 27. Scone and UAE will ride onto The Queen’s Ground, the main field of the club set in Windsor Great Park, with the promise of a great championship match seeking for the coveted