The Queen’s Cup, one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world, continued at Guards Polo Club with two exciting semifinal matches. The results mean that Les Lions/Great Oaks and Park Place will go head to head on Sunday, August 23, in the final of the competition, which was established in 1960 to honour Her
The Queen’s Cup, on of the most important tournaments in the world, underway at Guard Polo Club, is set to continue on Wednesday, August 19, with the semifinals. Four teams will fight for the two spots in the championship match: Scone, Park Place, Les Lions/Great Oaks, and Thai Polo NW. Les Lions/Great Oaks and Thai Polo NW
Scone, current title holders, and Les Lions/Great Oaks qualified for the semifinals of the Queen’s Cup, one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world, following their respective victories on Saturday, August 15. The first match of the day saw Scone take on Monterosso. The match was tied at 2-all in the first chukka, but
The Queen’s Cup, continued on Tuesday, August 11, with two thrilling games at Guards Polo Club, set in Windsor Great Park. Monterosso took an impressive OT win against Segavas, while Park Place defeated Next Generation in one of the most exciting games of the year, which saw the Pieres brothers take on the Cambiaso duo.
The fourth edition of the Victrix Ludorum Tour is in full flow. As of last week, the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club is hosting the fifth stage of the Tour, following the tournaments hosted at Black Bears, Knepp Castle, Cowdray Park and Cirencester. Six teams, up to 18 goals, are competing for the title.
The Queen’s Cup continued over the weekend as Segavas and Thai Polo NW claimed respective wins over Polo Stud Schockemhole and Monterosso Vikings. On Saturday, August 8, Segavas defeated Polo Stud Schockemhole (who received 4 goals on handicap) by 15 goals to 11. Segavas quickly tied the score, finishing the first chukka 4-all. Stockhemole managed to reclaim