Having played polo in more than 30 countries – and counting – Philipp Müller, founder and patron of Standing Rock Polo Team, is exploring new cultures and forming meaningful connections in polo communities globally Winston Churchill famously said a polo handicap is a passport to the world. And indeed, one of the most alluring things
Action for the Triple Crown in Argentina continues with the second leg of the most coveted polo trophy in the world, the 86th. Tortugas Open, that kicked off on Tuesday October 6, with a double matchdate that saw La Ensenada and Ellerstina Indios Chapaleufu victorious over Don Ercole and La Zeta Kazak, respectively. The 86th.
The 86th. Tortugas Open, the second leg of the Triple Crown in Argentina, is set to commence on Tuesday October 6, just two days after La Natividad La Dolfina’s success at the past 133rd. Hurlingham Open. And this year, the competition played at the Tortugas Country Club, in Tortuguitas, Province of Buenos Aires, brings some
La Natividad La Dolfina demonstrated why they are one of the biggest teams of polo worldwide; following a thrilling final, they claimed the 133rd. Hurlingham Open, which meant that the Cañuelas-based foursome won the first leg of the Triple Crown for the fourth time. Poroto Cambiaso caught up with PoloLine and reviewed the team’s
Unstoppable, overwhelming, dominating… what can one say about La Natividad La Dolfina, that has not been already said? In another spectacular peformance, they literally overwhelmed a talented La Hache foursome to claim a 18-14 win that secured them the title of the 133rd. Hurlingham Open, the first leg of the Triple Crown, in Argentina. Therefore,
Following a high voltage contest, La Zeta Kazak claimed a narrow 14-13 win over La Dolfina II and as the winners of their league in the Torneo Clasificatorio por las Copas Remonta & Veterinaria (Qualification Tournament), they earned a ticket to play the 86th. Tortugas Open and the 133rd. Argentine Open. The man behind