In Part Two of our interview with Lolo Castagnola, Argentine Open champion alongside both Ellerstina and La Dolfina, the former 10-goaler talks about the game, his vision for Palermo, and the recent division of the high goal in the States. WATCH PART 2 OF THE INTERVIEW WITH LOLO CASTAGNOLA (POLOLINE TV) https://www.pololine.tv/polo-pt-2-lolo-castagnola/
Bartolomé Castagnola has left his mark on every polo field he has played on, and he continues to do so. Seven time Argentine Open champion, he was also lucky enough to win the República Argentina Cup alongside his two sons, Bartolito and Camilo, with the family’s prestigious polo organisation, La Natividad, which boasts an outstanding
Hours before playing the final of the Julius Baer Gold Cup for Habtoor Polo in Dubai, Facundo Sola, runner-up of the 2018 Argentine Open, spoke to Pololine. Born in Coronel Moldes, Córdoba, Sola has been playing polo professionally for 14 years. He let us follow him to the gym and watch him stick and ball,
Hazel Jackson had a fantastic 2018. She closed the year playing the Argentine Open for El Overo Z7 UAE, and made it to 10-goals in Argentina, matching Nina Clarkin’s rating, the only lady player with a perfect handicap. This year, Jackson was successful in Thailand, where she won the Queen’s Cup Pink Polo at Thai
Las Monjitas have qualified for the semifinals of the CV Whitney Cup, their debut tournament in the US this year, after a great start to the Gauntlet of Polo series, with two victories out of two matches. The organisation chose not to participate in IPC’s 20-goal competitions, deciding instead to start the season at the
It’s been an intense month of polo for Carlos Pando. He started the season—his fourteenth with Harald Link—at Thai Polo & Equestrian Club playing the Thai Polo Open, before competing in the B. Grimm Thai Polo Masters. “I have been playing with Thai Polo and Harald for fourteen consecutive years,” shares Pando. “I was