A new edition of the prestigious Barriere Deauville Polo Cup kicked off on Sunday, August 7, at Deauville International Polo Club, set in Normandy, in Northwest France. This traditional event welcomes some of the most renowned names in polo. These top players will compete in the four tournaments, for men and ladies. One of the
The prestigious Barriere Deauville Polo Cup is set to start on Sunday August 7 at the Deauville International Polo Club, in Normandy, in Northwest France. Everything is all set to welcome some of the most renowned names within polo, who will compete in the four tournaments, for men and ladies. One of them is the
The Polo Club du Domaine de Chantilly have announced the teams that will compete in the upcoming edition of the Open de France. The tournament is set to start on Friday, September 2, and run until the 18, at the club located 30 minutes from Paris. The tournament, which sees fourteen teams, up to 16 goals,
Kazak defeated Sainte Mesme 11-8 to win the 128° Open de París on Sunday, June 26, at Polo de Paris, set in the Bois de Boulogne, only 10 minutes from the center of Paris. Polo de Paris has a rich history of polo: the club hosted the 1924 Olympic Games, and polo was among the sports
Kazak and Sainte Mesme qualified for the final of the 128° Open de París at Polo de Paris. The club, set in the Bois de Boulogne, only 10 minutes away from the center of Paris, has a rich history of polo: the 1924 Olympic Games were held there, and polo was among the sports involved. The
Red Falcon, Kazak, Sainte Mesme and La Magdeleine qualified to the semifinals of the 128° del Open de París, the prestigious tournament that see seven teams up to 12 goals split in two leagues, compete in a club set in a privileged location, in the Bois de Boulogne, only 10 minutes away from the center