The Tanoira Cup, which honours the great Gonzalo Tanoira, is one of the most traditional polo tournaments played during the Argentine Season, and this year marks the fourteenth edition of the competition. The tournament, oranized together by Minuto Siete and Licere PR, is held at Cuatro Vientos Polo Club in General Rodriguez, home of the Tanoira
The eigth edition of the Technopolo Cup, organised by Franck Dubarry and Minuto Siete, is underway. The tournament has shown to be very competitive, and there are several teams fighting for the top spot. Ten teams, split into two zones, are in competition. The final is due on December 1st and will be followed by
The Cámara de Diputados Cup, which sees sixteen teams up to 29-goals compete, kicked off on Wednesday at AAP Pilar. Twelve teams qualified from the Municipalidad de Pilar Cup, while the remaining four gained their places through a different competition. The teams are divided into four zones; the winner of each group will play the
The Ladies Nations Cup 2018, will see England go head-to-head against Scotland on the 25th November at the RCBPC (Berkshire) in the first tournament of the newly launched Women’s Arena Polo Series. The Women’s Arena Polo Series will see a total of six women’s arena tournaments played throughout the season at clubs around the UK.
A new edition of the traditional Technopolo Cup, lead by owner Franck Dubarry, alongside Manuel Cereceda’s company, Minuto Siete, kicked off this weekend. Ten 12-goal teams, split into two groups, are competing at Technopolo Club in General Rodriguez. The final is due on Decemeber 1st, and will be followed by a big after polo party.
The Argentine Open Championship continued on Wednesday with two matches. As in 2017, ten teams up to 40 goals, divided in two groups, are in competition. First up, Las Monjitas claimed a convincing win over La Cañada. The men in orange proved that they are getting stronger and are ready for their decisive match against