The Queen’s Cup is due to begin on Tuesday, June 1, at Guards Polo Club, the club founded in 1955 by His Royal Highness, the late Prince Philip. The Duke of Edinburgh had been the club’s President since day one. The tournament was established in 1960 as a tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
The time has come, and the opening competition of the 2021 high goal season is set to be decided. On Saturday May 29, Thai Polo and Monterosso are due to play the championship match of the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy. The match will be played at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo
Monterosso and Thai Polo have secured places in the final of the Prince of Wales Trophy, the opening tournament of the English high goal season, following the penalty shootout that took place on Thursday, May 27. Both teams will now fight for the title on Saturday, at 3pm. Monterosso (David Stirling and Cubi Toccalino)
The finalists of the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy will be decided through a penalty shotoout between four teams: Park Place, Monterosso, Thai Polo and Emlor. The shootout will take place on Thursday, May 27. Each team will be able to shoot two 40-yard penalties and two 60-yard penalties. The final is
The league stages of the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy came to an end on Wednesday, May 26, with both Schockemohle and Emlor claiming wins. Emlor’s victory means that Spencer McCarthy and his boys have secured a spot in the penalty shootout, and have a chance of qualifying for the final. Emlor
Black Bears claimed a narrow 12-11 win over Ferne Park to win the Oxfordshire Cup at Black Bears Polo Club, the Schwarzenbach’s family club in Shiplake, England, on Tuesday, May 25. The final was a hard fought match, decided in extra chukka when Paco O’Dwyer scored the winning goal. Ollie Cudmore was named MVP, and