The wait is over. The 55th. International Polo Tournament has just begun, with the first of the three contests, the Bronze Cup. Hosted by Ayala Polo Club, in Sotogrande, in the South of Spain, the contest wil see some of the most remarkable international players competing in one of the most prestigious polo destinations worldwide.
A new edition of the Hublot Polo Gold Cup Gstaad will take place through August 20-23, at the Polo Club Gstaad, in Gstaad, Switzerland. Regarded as one of the most competitive tournaments of the international calendar of polo, the contest is renowned as one of the most enjoyable to play due to the stunning Swiss
England beat Uruguay by an impressive 14-8, and claimed the prestigious Coronation Cup, the annual international match, that took place at Guards Polo Club, on a warm and sunny Saturday July 25. The Coronation Cup, that dates back to 1911, forms part of the Hurlingham Polo Association International Day, on its 54th. edition. The
The Guards Polo Club will once again provide the perfect stage this Saturday for another edition of the King’s Coronation Cup, the traditional international match that pits England against one of the world’s leading polo nations. This year, the visitors will be Uruguay, returning to this historic fixture four years after their only previous appearance
Following the end of the polo season in England after the final of the the St. Regis Cowdray Gold Cup that saw Gaston victorious, the Hurlingham Polo Association (HPA) revealed the 15-22 goal handicap changes on Wednesday July 22. The changes will become effective on January 1, 2027. The most significant raise went to Bartolome
An outstanding end for an outstanding tournament that, in addition, saw some extra spice – the clash of the Heguy cousins. On Sunday July 19, Gaston delivered a fabulous performance to beat no less than the powerful Dubai by a narrow 9-8, and won the St. Regis Cowdray Gold Cup, in the much anticipated championship