The last two league matches of the Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy will be played on Wednesday. Scone will take on Schockemhole, while Emlor will play Vikings. The winners will be eligible to qualify for Thursday’s penalty shootout, and have the chance to qualify for the final. The final is set for
The Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy continued on Tuesday as Park Place beat Murus Sanctus – La Magdeleine to claim their second win of the tournament. The victory means that Andrey Borodin’s team have secured a place in Thursday’s penalty shootout, where they will be looking to qualify for the final. Thai Polo
The one of the biggest tournaments of the European season is preparing for action! Following the success of the 2020 Engels & Volkers Open de France, where great teams and organisations fought for the trophy, there is much expectation surrounding the 21st edition of the competition. Last year’s final is still fresh in mind: a
The Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy will resume on Tuesday with a single match between Park Place and Murus Sanctus / La Magdeleine. It is a crucial game, as the winner will be eligible for at least a spot in the penalty shootout to qualify for the final. Both teams claimed debut wins, and
The Justerini & Brooks Prince of Wales Trophy continued as Thai Polo and Monterosso claimed respective wins over King Power and White Crane on Monday, May 24. These victories mean that both teams have fair chances of qualifying for Saturday’s final. The tournament continues on Tuesday with a single match: Park Place vs. Murus
Black Bears and Ferne Park will go head to head in the final of the Oxfordshire Cup, which sees four teams, up to 18 goals, compete. The final will be played on the impeccable grounds of Black Bears Polo Club, the Schwarzenbach family club in Shiplake. On the other hand, CPG and Perfect Moment will