The 66th. Queen’s Cup is set to commence on Tuesday May 19, at Guards Polo Club, set in Windsor Great Park, England. As usual, the tournament, one of the most remarkable polo competitions in England and the international polo calendar, as well, will reunite the most renowned names in the sport. The Queen’s Cup will
The Polo Club du Domaine de Chantilly, set at La Ferme d’Apremont, close to Paris, France, hosted the final of the PGH Cup, the tournament which is a tribute of the club’s founder, Patrick Guerrand Hermes, on a rainy Sunday May 17, in front of packed grandsstands, who enjoyed a very good game of polo.
The season in England is moving quickly, with the hight goal teams in full swing, having already split the two first 22-goal tournaments of the year – the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy and The Trippetts Challenge. The latter had its final played at Cowdray Pak Polo Club, and saw Balanz Capital La
Balanz Capital La Hechicera defeated Gaston by an impressive 17-6 and ran out the champions of the Trippetts Challenge. The final took place on Saturday May 16, at Cowday Park Polo Club, in Midhurst, West Sussex, Inglaterra. Therefore, Gaston, failed to achieve their aim, which was to retain the title they won in 2025; Balanz
Cibao La Pampa/Murus Sanctus claimed a narrow 9-8 win over Jindal Steel/La Dolfina, and ran out the champions of the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy, one of the most significant tournaments of the high goals season in England. The final took place on Saturday May 16 at the Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club, in
Ayala Polo Club hosted a press conference to reveal the dates and the tournaments for the upcoming spring-summer season, that will take place at the club, located in Sotogrande, in the south of Spain. A season which, as usual, is expected to be as thrilling as ever, and that will feature some of the most