The Duke of Sutherland Cup, one of the most important 18-goal competitions within the English season, kicked off last Monday at Cowdray Park Polo Club. Nine teams are currently playing the tournament that will run through Sunday June 9th. Latest results: HB Polo Team 6-7 Four Quarters Black Bardon 10-9 Emlor Talandracas 8-10 Ferne
Murus Sanctus and Dubai stepped into the Queen’s Cup in their best form, following their debut wins at Guars Polo Club’s premier competition. In the third matchday, played on Thursday May 23, they emerged as winners against Scone and Emlor, respectively. The day took off at Manor Farm, with the clash of the Pieres brothers. Murus Sanctus,
Title holders – La Indiana – and 2011 winners – Talandracas – scored wins on the second matchday of the Queen’s Cup, organised by Guards Polo Club. In the day’s opening match, Talandracas beat La Bamba de Areco by a 14-8 score, at Coworth Park. Up next, La Indiana took a 15-11 victory over VS King Power
The 2019 edition of the Cartier Queen’s Cup kicked off on Tuesday May 21. Twelve teams have entered this 22-goal tournament, and they will be competing at top speed over the next three weeks in a bid to reach the final on Sunday 16 June, historically played in the presence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth
A new edition of The Queen’s Cup, Guards Polo Club’s premier tournament and one of the most coveted polo trophies worldwide, is due to start on Tuesday May 21 with a double matchday. The 2019 edition of the Queen’s Cup, played since 1960 to honor Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II – who presents the trophy to the
Black Bears defeated Ferne Park by a 10-8 score and claimed the Oxfordshire Cup, following the championship match that was played on Sunday May 19 at Black Bears Polo Club, in Shiplake, and streamed live by PoloLine TV. Ferne Park, with Vere Harmsworth filling in for his father, Jonathan Rothermere, had a better start, which took them