The Royal Pahang Polo Club, in Malaysia celebrated its 100th. anniversary, with a lavish event, the Centenary Cup, that saw eight teams in participation and Royal Pahang and Jogo Polo victorious in an unforgettable week for the historical club. The competition was hosted to celebrate such a significant milestone; Royal Pahang Polo Club saw
Following a remarkable victory against Ellerstina Indios Chapaleufu, which was only decided in the last seconds, La Hache stepped into the final of the 133rd. Hurlingham Open. But this is not just another final – or at least not for Carlos María “Toly” Ulloa, who is going to play his first ever Triple Crown final
La Hache and Ellerstina Indios Chapaleufu played a remarkable contest, that saw the former victorious 13-12, and earned the second spot in the final of the 133rd. Hurligham Open. The game took place at the Argentine Association of Polo Headquarters, in Pilar, on Saturday September 26. Therefore, the foursome made of two pair of brothers,
La Natividad La Dolfina, the Triple Crown defending champions, are through the final of the 133rd. Hurlingham Open, after an impressive 22-10 win over Las Monjitas, in the semifinal that took place at the Argentine Association of Polo (AAP) Headquarters, in Pilar, on Friday September 25. The first leg of the coveted Triple Crown in
The celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Royal Pahang Polo Club was about much more than simply marking a milestone. The Centenary Cup brought together players, teams and polo enthusiasts to honor an institution that has played a central role in the history of polo in Pahang and remains one of the sport’s key
La Hache enjoyed a dreamy debut in the 133rd. Hurlingham Open, with a remarkable victory over Hiper Polo, that earned them a ticket to the semifinals. A first step in a season that already see them as one of the biggest candidates of the Triple Crown. PoloLine caught up with Benjamín Panelo after the