The Warwickshire Cup, which sees five 22-goal teams compete, continued on Monday at Cirencester Park Polo Club, in England. Defending champions Monterosso recovered from losing their first match by beating Emlor Black 14-7, while Lovelocks claimed a debut win against Marchfield. The Warwickshire Cup final is scheduled for Saturday, June 22, and will be
Ten teams have entered the 2019 Gold Cup at Cowdray Park Polo Club, with only one new squad joining the competition this season. It is the first time in many years that Adolfo Cambiaso will not be seen playing the high goal at Cowdray Park. However, several exceptional young players will be take to the
Cirencester Park Polo Club’s flagship tournament, the Warwickshire Cup, kicked off last Friday with the match were Emlor beat Alessandro Bazzoni’s defending champions Monterosso by 10 goals to 9. Five 18-22 goal teams are competing in the tournament. The final of the Warwickshire Cup is scheduled for Saturday, June 22, and will be STREAMED
The Queen’s Cup came to an end on Sunday at Guards Polo Club, as Scone beat Park Place by 9 goals to 5 on the Queen’s Ground to claim the prestigious title – an impressive feat considering this is the Australian organisation’s first season in English high-goal. Prior to the final, over on the Duke’s
The Queen’s Cup continued on Wednesday at Guards Polo Club with two exciting semifinals, as Scone and Park Place won their respective encounters to qualify for Sunday’s prestigious final. As predicted, both semifinals were hard fought. In the first match, however, Scone proved to be more disciplined and focused than their opponents. Beim and Harper took
The Queen’s Cup semifinals are finally upon us, and Wednesday’s matches promise to be even more competitive than the quarters. Due to their current formation and consistency, it is fair to suggest that La Indiana has a certain advantage over its three competitors. But this time it is not about what shape the team are