The 2019 summer polo season at Greenwich Polo Club is right around the corner, and we could not be more excited to welcome players, fans, and guests alike back for another incredible season of polo. Greenwich Polo Club’s 39th season features nine Sunday matches open to the public, with four exciting tournaments and a one-of-a-kind
In the Woodcock 6-Goal final played on saturday at Port Mayaca Polo Club, in Okeechobee, Florida, United States, Postage Stamp Farm came out on top, defeating Horseware Polo Club 9-4. A strong first half set the tone, with 11 year-old Antonio Aguerre helping his team with three field goals to lead 6-1. Horseware came back
The Palm Beach Open, third leg of the World Polo League, came to an end on Sunday at Grand Champions Polo Club. SD Farms beat AUDI in the final by 11 goals to 6 to take the title. Alegría won the subsidiary final after defeating Valiente 11 goals to 10. PALM BEACH OPEN FINAL:
U.S. Polo Assn., the official licensed brand for the United States Polo Association (USPA), is thrilled to welcome the newest member of its growing roster of global brand ambassadors, polo player, Hope Arellano. The rising 15-year-old star, who plays competitively with men and women, is a shining example of the next generation of polo players
Argentine 10-goaler Juan Martin Nero scored in overtime to upset Valiente in Sunday’s Founders Cup final. The goal gave Grand Champions the victory and allowed them to finish the eight-team 26-goal tournament undefeated. FOUNDERS CUP FINAL: GRAND CHAMPIONS 12-11 VALIENTE GRAND CHAMPIONS: Juan Martín Nero 10 (7 goals), Rodrigo Andrade 9 (4), Grant Ganzi
Valiente became the first champion of the World Polo League after beating Colorado 10 goals to 9 in the championship final of the All-Star Challenge. Pablo Mac Donough finished with eight goals. Eight 26-goal teams were in competition. ALL-STAR CHALLENGE FINAL: VALIENTE 10-9 COLORADO VALIENTE: Agustín Nero 6, Santi Torres 6, Pablo MacDonough 10,