Let’s go back in time, back to the 2008 final of the Hurlingham Open. The match was played between La Aguada and Pilará. Ultimately, the four Novillo Astrada brothers defeated Pilará by 15 goals to 14 in extra chukka, with the unforgettable Javier Novillo Astrada scoring the winning goal from a spot penalty. From 2009
Chapaleufu defeated La Irenita II by 12 goals to 10 to claim the one of the two remaining spots in the Argentine Open. Chapaleufu ran out the winners of League A after winning the match at the Argentine Association of Polo, in Pilar, on Sunday, October 30. The tournament sees seven teams, between 28 and 30 goals,
RS Murus Sanctus qualified for the final of the Hurlingham Open, the second leg of the coveted Argentine Triple Crown, following a 13-12 win over title holders, Ellerstina, in a thrilling semifinal at the Hurlingham Club, on Saturday, October 30. The tournament sees eight teams, up to 39 goals, compete. Teams are split into two
La Irenita II and Chapaleufu will go head to head for a chance to play the Argentine Open. The League A match will take place on Sunday, October 31, at the Argentine Association of Polo, in Pilar. The tournament sees seven teams, between 28 and 30 goals, compete. Teams are split into two leagues. The
The Hurlingham Open, the second leg of the Argentine Triple Crown, is nearing its final stages. The tournament semifinals are set for Saturday, October 30, and Sunday, October 31, at the Hurlingham Club. The tournament sees eight teams, up to 39 goals, compete. Teams are split into two leagues. The first semifinal, due on Saturday,
La Irenita II, La Aguada and Alegria Fish Creek claimed wins on Day Two of the Qualification Tournament, the competition that grants two teams places in the Argentine Open. Matches were held at the Argentine Association of Polo, in Pilar, and the Jockey Club, in San Isidro, on Wednesday, October 27. The tournament sees seven