The Duke of Sutherland Cup, one of the most remarkable tournaments of the polo season in England, kicked off on Tuesday May 23, at the historical Cowdray Park Polo Club, set in Midhurst, West Sussex. The tournament sees fifteen teams up to 18 goals, in pariticipation. Lineups are composed of some of the biggest stars
Morocco were victorious at the Trophée International Mohammed VI, after defeating Egypt by a 10.5-8 score in the championship match, that took place on Saturday May 27, at Polo Club Souissi, in Rabat, the capital city of Morocco. The tournament, already established a major international competition and had the he support of the FIP (Federation of International
Ojo Caliente is going through a spectacular moment in the in the current English polo season. Following their success at the Queen Mother’s Centenary Tournament, at Guards Polo Club, last Sunday, Ana Escobedo’s lineup claimed their second title in three days, after winning the Oxfordshire Cup, hosted by Black Bears Polo Club, set in Henley-on-Thames.
“I played polo all my life; my grandfather and my father used to play at the Polo de Paris and today I am in charge to organise the tournaments in the club. I’d say I played polo all my life and taught how to play during 20 years. Today, I organise tournaments”. And so
La Magdeleine won the Trippetts Challenge, the tournament hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club, following the final played on Saturday May 20. Alexandre Garese’s lineup, who remained in the lead thoroghout the six chukkas of play and dominated the contest, defeated Corinne Ricard’s Murus Sanctus / Talandracas by an impressive 12-8. This was the first
Park Place continues on the winning path. On Saturday May 20 they won the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy, the opening tournament of the high goal season in England, following a narrow 10-9 win in extra chukka in the final played at Zacara. Vikings claimed the lead in the two first chukkas, but fom