The 16-goal Juan Carlos Harriott is hosted by the remarkable Coronel Suarez Polo Club, a place that equals glory and prestige within Argentine polo. Founded in 1929, Coronel Suarez has won the Argentine Open more than any other club – a total of 24 titles through 1934 and 1981. In 1958, Coronel Suarez joined forces
On Tuesday January 13, the Argentine Association of Polo (AAP), unveiled the dates of the tournaments that will form part of the upcoming Autumn Season in Argentina, which is due to start on February 15, with the Polo Federal Leagues. Among the tournaments to be played during the Autumn Season is the República Argentina
2025 will bring great expectations with regards to the Triple Crown, in Argentina. Following the end of the season, teams moved very quickly, and all teams have moved lineups for next year. From the Argentine Open reigning champions, La Natividad, all of them decided to make major changes. Unlike the past season, 2025 will
Trenque Lauquen La Fe claimed a narrow 19-18 win over La Natividad and won the República Argentina Cup, following the championship match that took pace on Thursday December 12, at the Argentine Association of Polo Headquarters in Pilar. The República Argentina Cup is the most significant tournament of the Autumn Season in Argentina, but it
Once the Argentine Open is finished, there are a great deal of expectation about what’s coming up for the next year. And the first shocking news that the Uruguay-born player, David “Pelon” Stirling, decided to retire of the Triple Crown. The announcement came through his wife Jose Vercellino’s social media. Pelon will be definelty missed
Prior to the much anticipated championship match of the 131st. Argentine Polo Open Championship, on Sunday December 8, La Hache Cría & Polo, placed 8th. within the 2024 Ranking, clashed against La Dolfina Valiente, the recent winners of the Cámara de Diputados, in a playoff, that would award the winner a spot in the 2025