Eduardo Novillo Astrada, President of the Argentine Polo Association (AAP), spoke to PoloLine via Instagram live on Friday, to give a look on the different issues that have become crucial due to the coronavirus pandemic, which is affecting the entire world and caused an extremely negative impact on all activities related to polo. Among
In the aftermath of the COVID-19, which has been declared a pandemic, polo was forced to cancel tournaments all over the world. However, there have been many things that happened within the sport through January 1 and the moment to write this article; many achievements that are worth to notice and remember. After shortened seasons
By Alejandra Ocampo Polo is known as the “sport of kings”. And as such, it must have a castle, the usual residence of kings and queens. Among some of the most famous castles that surround polo grounds, we can name the legendary ruins of the Cowdray Castle, set in Cowdray Park Polo Club. It is
By Alejandra Ocampo Marcos ‘Cacu’ Araya comes from one of the most prestigious and traditional families of polo. A large family that has given a lot to the sport, and continues to leave thrive, be it as a breeders or as players. Cacu Araya is the son of Benjamin Araya and grandson of Horacio –
Statement by the USPA regarding the cancellation of the US Polo Season: “As of Saturday, March 21, 2020, the USPA has determined that it is in the best interest of health and safety for our players, their families and team organizations, fans and all the people that help to put on our polo events,
The H.H President of UAE Polo Cup which was underway in Abu Dhabi, UAE, was perhaps the last tournament that seemed unaffected by the global pandemic, even though it was hard to imagine that polo in the region would go unscathed. The confirmation that the competition, which was celebrating its twentieth edition, would be cancelled