It is a crucial moment at the St. Regis Cowdray Park Gold Cup; the leaders within each Group start to widen their gap, and the main contenders for the title will remain on their tail. And that’s exactly what happened in the clash between Ferne Park and Clinova – the loser would be hanging by
The second round of the St. Regis Cowdray Gold Cup is folding slowly, with the standings changing as every game is finished. Shoreline, who earned their second win within League A (it’s worth to remember that two teams qualify to the next stage), are on top of this League. Diego Cavanagh met up with
The St. Regis Cowdray Gold Cup is on the way to the quarterfinals; some teams are with one foot on the next stage, like Akasha, who won the three games they played. Others claimed their first wins, and aim to reach as far as possible, like Signet Segavas. With all four professional players within
Almasanta claimed a 9-7 win over 1896 Polo, and won the Open de España Laguna, in a remarkable final on Los Pinos Ground 3, set at Ayala Polo Club, in Sotogrande, Spain, on Sunday June 28. In the meantime, Ground 2 saw the decisive match of the Copa Kai, between Delta Defence and Legacy, a
The St. Regis British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup, the highlight of the season in England, continued during the weekend – Saturday June 27 and Sunday June 28. The contest, hosted by the historical Cowdray Park Polo Club, in Midhurst, West Sussex, sees nineteen teams up to 22 goals, in participation.
Argentine polo has the world’s most skilled players, and every day, new young and talented boys with enough skills to become the big stars of the futu seem to appear every day – something they demonstrate in the different tournaments that are currently played around the world. One of them is 16-years-old Leon Donoso, who