Announcement by the Hurlingham Polo Association regarding the upcoming polo season: “The 22 goal programme for 2021 has been slipped to allow more time for ponies to be got properly fit and players to travel and quarantine or self-isolate and hopefully more people to attend the final few games of the Queen’s Cup. The
On Friday, January 29th, Cowdray Park Polo Club released a statement announcing the new Chairman. It reads as follows: Cowdray Park Polo Club announce that following completion of his term of office, Roderick Vere Nicholl has stepped down as Chairman of the Club. The Club’s President, Viscount Cowdray, stated ‘On behalf of the
Following such a challenging 2020, a year that endangered the polo season in England, the Hurlingham Polo Association (HPA), governing body of polo in the UK, has unveiled tentative dates for the 2021 season. The calendar includes the traditional 22-, 18-, and 15-goal tournaments, as well as a new edition of the successful Victrix Ludorum
The final of the Royal Windsor Cup took place at Guards Polo Club on Sunday, August 30. The tournament, which began on Wednesday, August 12, saw eleven teams, up to 15 goals, compete. The prestigious title went to Four Quarters Orange after their 10-9 defeat of White Crane in extra chukka. The Subsidiary was claimed by Mad
The final of the 2020 Queen’s Cup was a thrilling clash between Les Lions/Great Oaks and Park Place. It marked the former’s third consecutive final in the 2020 British season. Dillon Bacon’s team had lost the first final of the season, the Prince of Wales Trophy, to Park Place, and fallen in the Gold Cup
The final of the Queen’s Cup, Guards Polo Club’s premier competition and one of the most important polo trophies of the world, is set to be played on Sunday August 23. A final that should have been taken place by mid-June, as usual, but that has become the ice of the cake of the 2020