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
In a nailbiting contest, that was only decided in the last chukka, La Zeta Kazak beat La Dolfina II, and finished on top of their league of the Torneo Clasificatorio por las Copas Remonta & Veterinaria (Qualification Tournament). What’s most remarkable is that the Argentinian-French-based organisation won’t be playing Palermo only – La Zeta Kazak
As part of the celebrations of the Centenary of the Royal Pahang Polo Club, in Malaysia, PoloLine had the unique opportunity to speak to HRH Sultan Abdullah Ahmad Shah, one of the crucial personalities of Pahang polo history as well as an expert of the sport. In an exclusive interview, the Sultan reviewed many moments
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
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