Vikings narrowly defeated Emlor by 8 goals to 7 to win the Warwickshire Cup, Cirencester Park Polo Club’s flagship tournament, on Saturday, June 26. Set in Gloucestershire, Cirencester is England’s oldest club, having been founded in 1894. The tournament saw six teams, up to 22 goals, compete. Chris Mackenzie was named MVP. The Subsidiary title went
Emsworth defeated Tchogan/Libertine by 9 goals to 3 to win the Archie David Cup, the prestigious 8-goal tournament, on Saturday, June 26, at Guards Polo Club. Meanwhile, the Catherham Cup was won by Quixote, who took a 10-7 win over CANI. The Archie David Cup is named after Major Archie David, a founding member of
Emlor and Vikings are set to play the championship match of the Warwickshire Cup, Cirencester Park Polo Club’s flagship tournament, on Saturday June 26, at 3pm. Set in Gloucestershire, Cirencester is England’s oldest club, having been founded in 1894. The tournament sees six teams, up to 22 goals, compete. Previously, Snakebite and Madams Farm will
Scone and UAE have qualified for the final of the Queen’s Cup following their respective semifinal wins against Monterosso and UAE II, on Wednesday, June 23, at Guards Polo Club. Therefore, on Sunday, June 27, at 3pm, Scone and UAE will battle it out for one of the most coveted trophies in international polo. The first semifinal
Cirencester Park Polo Club’s flagship tournament – the Warwickshire Cup – kicked off on Tuesday, June 22. Set in Gloucestershire, Cirencester is England’s oldest club, having been founded in 1894. The tournament sees six teams, up to 22 goals, compete. Latest Results: Tuesday, June 22: Snakebite 15-11 Madams Farm Vikings 13-11 La Magdeleine Wednesday, June
The Queen’s Cup semifinals are set to be played on Wednesday, June 23, at Guards Polo Club. Four teams will battle for a chance to play the final of the prestigious competition, due on Sunday, June 27. Scone and Monterosso will play the first semifinal, at 12pm. The winners will take the prestigious Hubert Perrodo Trophy.