A very busy Queen’s Cup continued with several matches through Wednesday May 21 and Friday May 23. The Queen’s Cup, hosted by Guards Polo Club, set in Windsor Great Park, England not only is the club’s most significant tournament, but also one of the most remarkable in Europe and the international calendar. The Queen’s Cup
The championship match of the fifth edition of the Trophée International Mohammed VI de Polo has been set. The tournament, that kicked off on May 19, will feature the same final as in 2023; once again, Egypt and Morocco will go head-to-head for the trophy that’s a tribute to King Mohammed VI of Morocco. The
The Argentine Association of Polo announced that the Argentine Triple Crown has been declared of ‘National Interest’. The honor has been bestowed through Resolution 206/2025, by the Secretaría General Presidencia de la Nación. The Argentine Triple Crown is the most important polo championship in the world. It is formed of three tournaments: the Tortugas
Following the end of the Trophée Bourbon, the Polo Club du Domaine de Chantilly, set at La Ferme de Apremont, in the outskirts of Paris, is currently hosting the Coupe Patrick Guerrand-Hermes, the tournament that is a tribute to the club’s founder, the unforgettable Patrick Guerrand-Hermes. The competition, that kicked off on Thursday May 22,
Medium goal in England is very competitive, and showcases renowned players as well. That’s the case of Emlor, the recent winners of the Oxfordshire Cup, at Black Bears Polo Club. Now, Spencer MacCarthy’s organisation is playing the Duke of Sutherland Cup, hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club, with two lineups – Emlor and Emlor Black.
The Duke of Sutherland Cup, one of the most significant medium goal tournaments of the season in England, commenced on Monday May 19, hosted by Cowdray Park Polo Club, in Midhurst, West Sussex. The competition sees eleven teams up to 18 goals, partake. The results of the two first matchdates are the following: Wednesday