No one can stop those brave girls! Under heavy rains, Stobart defeated Goose Creek by a 6 - 6,5 score, and captured the Cirencester International Ladies Tournament, the ladies competition that took place on Ivy Lodge, Cirencester Park Polo Club's main ground, in Gloucestershire.
Driving up past the heather gardens in Windsor Great Park and emerging at the top of the hill where the ‘games of the day’ board marks the entrance to Guards Polo Club, there is little doubting all is well and truly coming together for the first Coronation Cup to be sponsored by Royal Salute, which will be played out on the Queen’s Ground this Saturday 25th July between two international teams, both with their eyes very firmly fixed on lifting the Coronation Cup, which his HRH The Prince of Wales will be presenting.
It must have been a truly difficult task to be in charge of picking the ‘Best Playing Pony’ of this year’s Jaeger-LeCoultre Gold Cup Final, but from amongst the eighty-three stunning ponies in the pony lines and on the pitch (UAE – forty one ponies and King Power Foxes – forty two), it was Pablo MacDonough’s – ‘Dolfina Divina’ which the judges decided deserve the title and was awarded with the Twisted Automotive Best Playing Pony rug.
The Financial Times' award winning luxury lifestyle magazine How to Spend It lent their name as sponsors to The British 10 Goal Championship. The first round of the How To Spend It British 10 Goal Championship kicked off on Monday 20 July, with a close call match where Tempest took on the boys of Hurlingham 1875.
For its 28th edition, the Polo Masters - Open de Gassin hosts two tournaments: 8-10 goals and 12-15 goals. This is one fo the key events on the Saint-Tropez polo calendar, which combines sport and elegance in the refined and prestigious Haras de Gassin.
The University of London Polo Club overcame rivals Cambridge University Polo Club in their first round clash at the Metropolitan Intervarsity Polo 2015 - The London Challenge today, in what was a repeat of last year’s final match-up.
Six teams entered the La Martina British Ladies Open Championship at Cowdray Park which was the first to be played in the UK under the new handicapping system for women’s polo.
