Following a short break, the Queen’s Cup, Guards Polo Club’s premier tournament, resumed on Friday May 31, with a single match, Scone vs. Emlor, played at Coworth Park David Paradice’s Scone foursome had to fight hard to take a narrow win against Spencer McCarthy’s Emlor. The final of the Queen’s Cup is set to be
The Duke of Sutherland Cup, one of the most important 18-goal competitions within the English season, continues at Cowdray Park Polo Club. Nine teams are currently playing the tournament, that will run through Sunday June 9th. Latest results: HB Polo 10-7 El Rosario Ferne Park 9-8 Black Bears Bardon 8-4 Four Quarters Black Talandracas
A.J. Jenkinson took a narrow 9-8 win over Virgo Stone, and won the Gerald Balding Cup, after the final that took place on Monday May 27, at Cirencester Park Polo Club, England’s oldest polo club, established in 1894, and set in Gloucestershire. The tournament featured seven teams up to 8 goals, and it is
Dubai and VS King Power emerged victorious, after their respective wins at the 22-goal Queen’s Cup, in the matchday that took place on Monday May 27. For VS King Power it was a hard fought victory against Emlor, while Dubai defeated Murus Sanctus and remain as one of the strongest contenders to capture one of the
Action for The Queen’s Cup, one of the most coveted polo trophies worldwide, resumed on Sunday with two matches. The tournament features twelve teams up to 22 goals and the finals are scheduled for Sunday, June 16th. Talandracas and title holders, La Indiana, remain undefeated within the competition. They both hold a 2-0 record, following
Action for The Queen’s Cup, one of the most prestigious competitions of the world, resumed on Saturday with two matches. The tournament features twelve teams up to 22 goals and the finals will take place on Sunday, June 16th. 2018 runner up, Park Place, took their second consecutive win within the competition while Monterosso beat