The Victrix Ludorum Tour, composed of seven women’s tournaments hosted at different clubs throughout the United Kingdom, resumed on Thursday with the British Ladies Open Championships, the third leg of the circuit. First up, Monterosso Vikings claimed a 6-4 win over Gallagher/CH, before Coombe Place beat Rhone Hill 2-1. Park Place, the winners of the Black Bears Women’s Tournament,
This has been an unprecedented and challenging year to say the least. But a few weeks ago, the French government authorised sports to be played, and on Thursday, Saint Tropez Polo Club announced that its first tournament of the season, the International Polo Cup, will begin on Friday, July 10th. Four 10-goal teams are set to
The Victrix Ludorum Tour, composed of seven women’s tournaments hosted at different clubs throughout the United Kingdom, resumed on Wednesday with the opening match of the British Ladies Open Championships, the third leg of the circuit. The tournament, hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club, sees eight 18-goal teams fight for the British Ladies Open title. Day
The British Open Gold Cup continued on Monday as Next Generation and Thai Polo NW claimed remarkable wins in the competition hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club. Jean-François Decaux’s Next Generation, which includes Adolfo Cambiaso and his son Poroto, claimed an impressive 15-10 victory over Monterosso, before Thai Polo NW defeated Park Place, one of
MJVH claimed the Knepp Castle Ladies Tournament, the second leg of the Victrix Ludorum 18-goal Tour, following their victory over Rhone Hill in the final on Sunday, July 5. Nina Clarkin, Alicia Woods, Emily Johnson, and Steph Haverals beat their opponents by 6 goals to 3.5. Stephanie Haverals was named MVP, and Basil, ridden by
Photo credit: Alice Gipps The British Open Gold Cup resumed on July 5 at Cowdray Park Polo Club as Les Lions/Great Oaks claimed another win and Park Place Vaara took their first victory in the competition. Up first, Les Lions/Great Oaks secured a 14-12 win over Scone. The match was very close in the first