Rodrigo Ribeiro de Andrade will remember Saturday, October 23, 2021 for a long time. Andrade is one of two Brazilians – the other is Pedro Zacharias – currently competing in the Argentine Triple Crown. Andrade is the more experienced of the two; he has been playing for years and he has an Argentine Open title
The most recent polo season in England welcomes a fresh, new female patron on the scene. Clarinda Tija-Dharmadi launched the Semper Anticus polo team at Cirencester Park and went from zero to high goal that same season. She spoke to PoloLine from her home in Singapore. “I used to do dressage and show jumping,” shares Tija-Dharmadi.
Saturday, October 16, was a day Matías Torres Zavaleta won’t ever forget. The 8-goaler stepped into Ellerstina as a substitute for Hilario Ulloa who was sidelined due to an injury in the first match of the Tortugas Open. Torres Zavalenta then went on to play the rest of the tournament for the first time.
“Of course we like Palermo, but it always nice to start the Triple Crown in the best way, so it is important to win the Tortugas Open.” That was Gonzalito Pieres’ opening statement to PoloLine as soon as the Tortugas Open came to an end. He scored the goal that gave Ellerstina the victory against La
RS Murus Sanctus – Facundo Sola 9, Sapo Caset 10, Pablo NacDonough 10 and Juan Martín Nero 10 – got off to a successful start in the 2021 Argentine Triple Crown, making it to the Tortugas Open semifinal. But they have had not luck in terms of injuries. First, Facundo Sola, the key man in
“It feels amazing, in these moments you remember all the years of hard work. And now, to play this tournament, to reach the final, knowing how difficult it is to make it… it is a great achievement for myself, my organisation, my parents, my friends, everybody who supports me. It’s great”. These are Diego Cavanagh’s words,