Abu Dhabi and Ankora qualified for the final of the Sultan Bin Zayed Polo Cup after claiming respective semifinal wins at Ghantoot Racing & Polo Club, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on Wednesday, January 27. Consequently, both teams will fight for the title on Monday. Prior to the final, Anningsley Park Farm and Ghantoot
Tamera took a 14-10 win over Beverly Polo (who received two goals on handicap) as the 18-goal Ylvisaker Cup continued on Tuesday, January 26, at International Polo Club Palm Beach. Diego Cavanagh scored three goals in the first chukka to tie the match 3-all, but from the second chukka onwards, Tamera took off. Led by
The IFZA Silver Cup continued on Tuesday, January 26, with two matches at Al Habtoor Polo Resort and Club, where Zedan and Bangash claimed respective victories over IFZA Mahra and Dubai Wolves by CAFU. As a result, and while there are only two qualification fixtures left to play, all teams have the chance to qualify for
The semifinals of the Sultan Bin Zayed Cup are set to take place on Wednesday, January 27, at Ghantoot Racing & Polo Club, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The tournament sees six teams, up to 6 goals, compete. Action is streamed live on POLOLINE TV. The final is set to be played on Monday,
The Dubai Gold Cup Series will resume on Tuesday January 26 with a double matchday. The tournament is currently underway at Al Habtoor Polo Resort & Club and is streamed live on POLOLINE TV. On this occasion, Zedan will meet IFZA Mahra, while Bangash will face Dubai Wolves by CAFU. All matches are streamed live
The IFZA Silver Cup resumed on Monday, January 25, at Al Habtoor Polo Resort & Club as Habtoor overwhelmed UAE Polo (who received half a goal on handicap) to claim an impressive 7-3.5 victory. While HH Sheikha Maitha’s team fought back in the fifth to narrow the gap down to a goal and a half,