The season in England has just finished, and polo is currently moving to the last destinations in Europe – Sotogrande, Switzerland, France, before landing on Argentina for the much anticipated Triple Crown, and the year’s peak, the championship match of the Argentine Open, at Palermo. In the meantime, and with July almost done, there were
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
The international polo season is beginning to take shape, and one of the standout updates is Uruguay’s return to the traditional Coronation Cup, one of the most iconic fixtures on the global calendar. The Uruguayan team will compete once again in this prestigious tournament after its last appearance in 2022, when it took part for
Amanara took the leap into High Goal polo without knowing if there would be water at the bottom — and there certainly was. Nicky Sen’s organization, usually competing in the Medium Goal and even crowned champions last year of both the Silver and Gold Cups, decided to step up to the top category for the
Last Friday, Electric Polo claimed their first-ever Gold Cup title in Sotogrande, capping off a remarkable season in which they also reached the Silver Cup final. Sarah Braune’s team delivered an outstanding performance against Muda IZ Polo, leaving them with no chance of securing a second title this month. Following the victory, the team’s patron
The Setai (Silvestrer Novillo Astrada, Jason Crowder, Nic Roldan, Alejandro Novillo Astrada) earned an impressive 13-7 sin over Audi (Tomacho Pieres, Grant Ganzi, Santi Toccalino), and claimed the High Alpine Cup, the sixth tournament of the Summer Season that’s currently underway at Aspen Valley Polo Club. The round robin contest saw Montain Chevrolet (Michael Payne,