The draw of the The British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup, will be conducted on Monday June 9, at 7pm (UK time), at Cowdray Park Polo Club. The tournament is the highlight of the season in England as well as one of the three Grand Slams of Polo, alongside the Argentine Open and the US Open.

The British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup will take place through Tuesday June 24 to Sunday July 20, and will see teams up to 22 goals, partake.

The tournament was established in 1956 by Weetman John Churchill Pearson, Third Viscount Cowdray and the man  behind the revival of polo in England after the devastating Second World War, is most significant contest of the competitive English season. Thoroghout the years, the British Open saw a large number of stars of the sport in participation, and several had lifted the coveted golden trophy. This significant achievement has been shared by fathers, children and grandchildren on several occasions. The first lineup to claim the British Open, back in 1956, was an Argentine lineup, Los Indios, made of Jorge Marín Moreno, Pablo Nagore, Antonio Heguy and Juan Echeverz. Antonio Heguy was the first member of the legendary great family of polo who won the British Open, and his legacy continued with his grandsons – the first to make it were Eduardo and Ignacio Heguy, in 1996, with CS Brooks; then, Bautista Heguy, with Geebung (2000), in a foursome that saw him playing together with no less than Adolfo Cambiaso. The last member of the Heguy family to claim the British Open was Marcos Heguy, in 2004, with Azzurra.

More info and data about those who made history at Cowdray Park HERE.

THE DRAW WILL BE STREAMED ON POLOLINE TV.