The much anticipated final of the Queen’s Cup will take place at Guards Polo Club on Sunday June 14. Claudio Porcel’s Balanz Capital earned their ticket to the decisive match after a hard fought semifinal against Dubai, led by the remarkable superstars Jeta Castagnola, Ned Hine and Lorenzo Chavanne. After the tough win, Lorenzo
Amanara, founded by Nicky Sen, is growing steady and strong. Slowly, they became one of the strongest organisations in polo; they already won the high goal Silver Cup in Sotogrande, and they were successful in Argentina as well, playing 20-goal tournaments. With regards to England, at the moment, Amanara play tournaments up to 18 goals,
The Queen’s Cup semifinals took place on Wednesday June 10; the prestigious tournament is one of the most coveted trophies of the international calendar and every player aim to win at least once. And the first team to earn a ticket in the decisive match is Aureus, the Indian organisation that claimed a close win
Mallorca opened the doors to professional polo last year, at the Crasemann’s family club. From then onwards, the club had a steady growth; on that occasion, they hosted a tournament for teams up to 14 goals, which was the highest rated competition in the islands. Sarah Braune’s Electric Polo is currently playing the Mediterranean
La Hechicera and White Crane Black played the final of the Cicero Cup, on Monday May 25, at Cowdray Park Polo Club, in a narrow contest that was only decided in an extra chukka. Following the awards presentation, the Costa Rica born player, 6-goaler Nicolás Escobar, caught up with PoloLine and remarked the strenghth
The season in England is moving quickly, with the hight goal teams in full swing, having already split the two first 22-goal tournaments of the year – the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy and The Trippetts Challenge. The latter had its final played at Cowdray Pak Polo Club, and saw Balanz Capital La