Palm Beach Equine and Dracarys are set to play the final of the Outback Cup, the fourth leg of the NPC 16-goal Championship (Wellington Polo Tour). The Outback Cup is the last tournament of the series, prior to the much anticipated big final that is due on Sunday April 13, at the National Polo Center,
2025 started with some news with regards to the rules of polo. The United States Polo Association (USPA) added a new rule, that was quite controversial at first – it was not known whether this rule would be able to make the game quicker or slower. But, at the end of the day, the so-called
The US Open Polo Championship, the culminating tournament of the prestigious Gauntlet of Polo, and the highlight of polo in the United States, continued through Sunday March 30 and Wednesday April 2, with three games that took place at the National Polo Center, in Wellington, Florida, United States. The US Open sees twelve teams up
There’s still a long way to go until the 2025 Argentine season begins; yet, the Argentine Association of Polo (AAP) announced the eight teams who are eligible to play the coveted Triple Crown – Hurlingham Open, Tortugas Open and Argentine Open – as well as those who will be able to participate in the Qualification
Following a hard fought game, Tonkawa beat Travieso 13-12 and won The Palm Beach Open, the third tournament of the World Polo League, for teams up to 26 goals. The final took place at Grand Champions Polo Club, in Wellington, Florida, United States, on Sunday March 30. Therefore, Casablanca was unable to capture their third
La Irenita earned a hard fought 13-12 win against Las Rosas La Natividad (who received five goals on handicap), and won the República Argentina Cup, the highlight of the Autumn season in Argentina, after the championship match that took place on Saturday March 29, at Palermo (ground 2). It’s worth to notice that this is