Murus Sanctus narrowly beat La Magdeleine 11-10 and ran out the champions of the Queen’s Cup, Guards Polo Club’s premier tournament and one of the most significant tournaments within the international polo calendar, following a thrilling and hard fought final, that took place on the club’s main ground, The Queen’s Ground, on Sunday June 18.
Paca were crowned champions of the first ever Polo Nations Cup, the remarkable tournament that kicked off on June 8 and was entirely played at Polo Club du Domaine de Chantilly. In the championship match, played on Sunday June 18, the all-French lineup, claimed an impressive 9-5 win over Korea Polo Club. Paca took the
During the weekend, Cowdray Park Polo Club hosted two important medium goal finals, within their busy tournament calendar. On Saturday June 17, Four Quarters Black claimed a narrow 10-9 win over La Berta, and won the Bryan Bethell Cup, that saw teams up to 15 goals. On the following day, Sunday June 18, Gallagher beat
The championship match of the Queen’s Cup, one of the most remarkable tournaments of the international calendar of polo, will come to an end on Sunday June 18. The Queen’s Cup is hosted by Guards Polo Club, located in Windsor Great Park, England, and it is the club’s premier competition, established in 1960, in honour
Current reigning champions, Black Bears, narrowly defeated Green Gates 13-12, and claimed the first spot in the semifinals of the Warwickshire Cup, that kicked off on Friday June 16. The traditional tournament is organised by Cirencester Park Polo Club, set in Gloucestershire, England. The 2023 edition of the competition sees four teams up to 22
It is the final countdown for the Polo Nations Cup, with the semifinals being played on Friday June 16, at Polo Club du Domaine de Chantilly. Action will kick off at 3pm, with the contest between two French lineups, Paca and Normandie. Meanwhile, and in the follow-up, Korea and Illinois will go for the second