Murus Sanctus La Magdeleine and UAE defeated Great Oaks Les Lions and Talandracas, respectively, in a new qualifying round of the Queen’s Cup on Friday, June 11. The tournament is hosted by Guards Polo Club, and sees fifteen teams, up to 22 goals, compete. Murus Sanctus La Magdeleine defeated Great Oaks Les Lions at Les Lions
The Queen’s Cup continued on Thursday, June 10, with Scone and White Crane claiming respective wins at Guards Polo Club. The tournament sees fifteen teams, up to 22 goals, compete. First up, Scone, with Noor Abu Khadra filling in for patron David Paradice, claimed an 11-8 victory over BP Polo, before White Crane, who received
The Queen’s Cup continued on Wednesday, June 9, with two matches. UAE II and Vikings took wins after their respective defeats of Schockemohle and Park Place. The tournament, hosted by Guards Polo Club, sees fifteen teams, up to 22 goals, compete. UAE II defeated Schockemohle by 13 goals to 9 at Flemish Farm. UAE II
The Queen’s Cup continued at Guards Polo Club on Tuesday, June 8, with UAE and Murus Santcus La Magdeleine claiming victories. The prestigious tournament sees fifteen teams, up to 22 goals, in participation. First up, at Noel Farm, UAE took their second win after beating Great Oaks Les Lions by 13 goals to 9. Cata
The prestigious Queen’s Cup resumed on Monday with two matches at Guards Polo Club. The tournament sees 15 teams, up to 22 goals, compete. First up, at Coworth Park, White Crane – with Guy Schwarzenbach subbing in for Jasmine Calvert – claimed their first win in the competition after defeating BP Polo, who are making their debut
Emlor took a 8-6 win over Black Bears to claim the Duke of Sutherland Cup on Sunday, June 6, at Cowdray Park Polo Club. Juan Ambroggio was named MVP, while Vera, ridden by Paco O’Dwyer took BPP honours. The subsidiary trophy went to Bardon, who defeated Murus Sanctus 10-8. The tournament, one of the highlights